Remember this lines to one of Meatloaf's songs. "You'll never find a coupe de ville at the bottom of a cracker jack box, never dig for gold on a sandy beach. Your looking for a ruby in a mountain of rocks...." Yeah, it's all about setting expectations with what you're given to work with. Mary and Chris discuss how to establish those expectations.

Most mobile groomers and house callers work by ourselves. We tend to be one man operations even if we have multiple employees. How do we stay motivated to keep on keeping on? Mary And Chris have a whole lot to say about it.

We all get them. Silly client requests. And please give our sound editor some props when the conversation turns to what exactly is an inch. She kept it professional.

Yeah, heatstroke can most certainly occur while grooming in homes and mobile units. Mary and Chris discuss ways to prevent and treat if necessary.

Summertime c an be especially problematic for mobilers and house callers. Mary and Chris discuss way around these problems. Mary wonders who actually designed the roads in New Jersey and were they sober. Chris had a lot to say about the GoT ending. Small children and client alert.

As Mary approached retiring from grooming, She and Chris discuss the process along with career options afterwards.

Join Mary and Chris as they talk about getting the most out of your trade show experience.

Mary and Chris dispel many of the grooming myths we have all heard of in our careers.

As usual Mary and Chris manage to combine topics that under normal circumstances have no connection. We present productivity in the mobile groomers world and have thrown in Loki for good measure.

Way too much stuff on marketing to do it in one episode. So, we bring you part 2.