My husband and I were out with his parents for dinner and a random waitress came over and said to him "Im sorry, but are you a firefighter" he said yes and she was like "It was the mustache!" And told us how her dad had been a firefighter for almost 30 years and still couldn't grow the stache he wanted lmao

I’m a 67 yo female of Italian heritage.. if I don’t pluck every day I’m betting I could get a pretty good one too😊

Was diagnosed in March, a week later had a orchiectomy. The year has been difficult. Regardless of how financially prepared, or mentally prepared you are. You are not prepared. If you feel something, say something. Good luck on the mustaches amigos. Thanks for bringing awareness! PURPLE HOPE MONTH!

No-Shave-November/ Movember started as the usual excuse to be lazy and not shave. But ever since my grandfather passed away, I use November to grow out a beard very similar to his so that I can hug my grandmother on Christmas Day with Grandpa's beard.

I'm dedicating this Movember to a friend who died last Feb when his tanker truck rolled while responding to a crash, remember: a FULL tanker truck handles VERY differently on ice than an empty one. Anyone who isn't a member, take it easy on the roads in the winter, it's not just you at risk, but the other drivers, and the emergency responders who ultimately have to come save you.

Never really let my facial hair grow out. Guess now is as good a time as any. FOR THE BOYS!

When I took my welding course, all the guys who could grow one, had a full beard and 'stache combo. Believe it or not, it protected our faces from flying slag when chipping the crap off our welds. I was curious and tweaked my facial hair style to try and look like one of my bearded heroes. It looked so f***ing bad, I had to shave clean and start over. Not two days later did I chip slag off my weld, and caught a piece in the corner of my mouth. Yeah it instantly bounced off my skin, but it still left a nasty burn that blistered, bled and scabbed. Anyway, what I really wanted to say is that my class started in October, and lasted 10 weeks. The administrator for the school, while getting ready in the morning, used her mascara brush to paint a different style mustache on her upper lip every day of November in support of 'The Boys.'

I can't grow a stache (my ovaries said no) but I fully support the boys.💪🏻🍒

I vote Jason goes for the waxed curlicues. then he can do evil villain clips for pay negotiations.

Fun fact for those that didn't know, Movember started here in Australia in 2003. I'd grow a mo but I already have one attached to my beard.

We like to think the boys on our crew are lunatics with super powers. We’re just lunatics, I guess! Another awesome, informative video, Sir.

I have never been able to participate in Movember because I really do not grow facial hair well. Not only does my facial hair grow slowly, to the point that I only need to shave approximately once or twice a week, but if I miss a shave I look like I lost a fight with a squirrel and the longer I let it grow the more pathetic the small animal I look like I lost a fight to.

Before I moved, one of our frequent flyers was a guy who (amongst other things) was being treated for Prostate Cancer. My father was diagnosed in May and a good friend had a close call this year as well. Needless to say I have a new level of appreciation for Men's Health Issues, and will be talking to my doctor at my next checkup... Also I'm totally rocking this mustache.

Who says Movember is just for guys? I'll be growing my mustache out too, much to everyone's horror!

Here in Australia its a general mens health event, goes towards awareness for mens mental health and stuff like that aswell

My two corrections are this. First is that Movember is not just about testicular cancer but also prostate cancer (because it's the most common cancer in men older than 45) and mental health because men make up the majority statistic of self inflicted death. Second is that it's not just the US but world wide (hi from Canada) as i believe the headquarters of the Movember foundation is based in Australia. So when you grow an epic stash for Movember you aren't just supporting your neighbour but your brothers across the borders and oceans as well.

I am solidly in that second category Jason and quite happy with it. I suppose if I really wanted to then I could join the filtration mask gang but I don't want to eat even more of my hair when talking than I already do.

When I got into firefighting my local volunteer department had some fellas that looked like they were still rocking their mustaches right off the set of Emergency in the 70's. Around here were refer to it affectionately as, "The Broom."

I love how hes not actually directly saying what it is this month but it still makes sense

Don't forget about the boys north of the 49th. Canadian men also recognize Movember !

Looking forward to seeing your filter feeder attachment 😄

I want this man to be a stand up comedian but I don't want to take him away from the people their emergencies he responds to. I'll take one for the team this time.

Fresh paramedic here. Been growing the stache since last movember and I don't think it's leaving. I swear when I grew it my IV success rate went up 15%

Now if we get something to remind everyone that September is prostate cancer awareness month.

Every Movember I really try to grow a something in support. I have what I've been told is an Apache Beard: a patchy here and a patchy there. This is not derogatory or insulting to anyone but myself. I grow less facial hair than an egg. At the end of the Mo-month show-and-tell... well it's super glue and a generous donation from my hamster, Fluff. He's cool like that.

Cancer kicked me in the nuts in May 2016. Had a Takeanadouttame in June, right around my birthday. But I got my remission notice on Election Day 2016 (how's THAT for a mixed blessing?) and been cancer-free since. I beat testicular cancer, and that took ball.

I have a classic British curled moustache. I actually have it all year round.

Jason, gotta check out NCIS: Hawaii season 2 episode 6. I promise it will be worth your time! 😂💀 perfect green screen opportunity

Yeah I got screwed by genes on the facial hair category. Nothing grows on the sides of my face but a handful of hairs. My sideburns, mustache and goatee grow rapidly in the first day so I have to shave once a day. After that I get three weeks of very very slow growth then it stops all together at two inches long in the longest spots, one inch in the short spots and still none on the sides. Good news no relationship to worry about ruining so I can look bad for the month and not care. Grew a goatee last year and kept it for a bit, a girl I was close friends with was verrrrrry unhappy and complained I needed to shave like 5 times a day. I only did when it got physically annoying for me. And yes it looked bad, like everyone in the store stares at you bad

My stache gets to the level where I could just jump in the ocean and use it to filter feed on krill.

My husband grows out his beard and mustache every year for this,we also support cancer research by donating when we can. This hits home very hard for my husband because he lost his father to prostate cancer, it was very sudden and unexpected with the only symptom at first being a constant cough that wouldn't go away. This is why is very important for everyone no matter who but should see their doctor regularly and get blood tests done at least once a year but every 3-4 months would be ideal.Some good basic rules are: 1.Everyone should always remember if you feel there is something off get it checked, it may be nothing but it may be something. 2.Don't leave things till the last minute the sooner the better. 3. It might be hard but mention the embarrassing stuff too because that can be the key( remember the doctor has seen and heard/heard it all pretty much, not alot going to surprise them)

As a man with mustache,I guess I'll just grow a second one.

Take inspiration from Robin Olds and his bulletproof soup strainer, in clear defiance of regulations he grew out his mustache under the claim that it made him invincible. As for me I have a couple events in November I must shave for so I only get half the month, thankfully I can get a pretty solid beard out of the deal.

I test my marital relationship based on looks year round. That way come November there’s no surprises!

I encourage everybody to take this opportunity and throw the word "prostate" into casual conversation whenever they can. Bonus points for if you really have to force it in there.

Great video, Jason. I've used a handlebar 'stache for the last 12-13 years, but I'm downgrading to the Tom Selleck this summer. Too much heat to keep it all tidy.

Jason you really need to get on with the podcast Ems 20/20. They do case study reviews and are hilarious. It’s the collab we all need!!

Actually I thought Movember was originally meant for prostate cancer awareness. But “The Boys” should also be thrown into the mix. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer when I was 48 y.o. Caught early. Fortunately the state that I worked..Evergreen State Had presumptive prostate cancer on it being a job related illness. I’ve been cancer free 14 years. Bottom line… be proactive, get checked regularly.

I love a beard. My ex of 6 years wouldn't grow one until I asked since his was patchy. A few months of leaving it alone allowed it to fully fill in. He kept it once we broke up

My best friends dad is a firefighter and I told him about this show. You're hilarious

This guy is so hilarious I bet he’d be an awesome friend to have around

My wife tells me every year if i ditch the soul patch to have just the moustache she will leave me..... Shes kidding of course! .....i think..... shoutout to all my "2nd catagory" peeps out there btw, hopefully your wives understand just how lucky we are to be able to grow what we have lol

I would grow a moustache for Movember, if I could, as a very close friend is a testicular cancer survivor, but being female makes that a bit difficult. Thanks for your videos Jason. Love them all. Please give my thanks to your side kicks for me too.

I have watched hours and hours of content from this channel and this is the first full-length video I've seen 😂

This man is not full of energy, this man is energy. He almost died of not breathing.

My husband has been practicing No Shave November since November of 2018...his beard is almost to his naval now! Damn you November!!! 😁

At almost 20, I can happily say that my stache grows fast and thick. I personally rock the handlebar most days but the chevron is a good 2nd place

"MOVEMBER" 😂😂😂My life is complete😂😂😂 Thank You, FDC🎉

White windowless panel van 😂

I have a female friend who starts growing her fur coat (a.k.a. cat legs) in September because she got tired of being cold in the winter. Hard lesson after trying no-shave-November in high school and shaving one leg at the end of it as an experiment. Her leg was freezing that night, so she had to put on a leg warmer. But it was hard to sleep with one on, so she shaved the other the next day and wore both leg warmers. Ever since then, she's a hairy spider from September through whenever it starts getting hot out. Pretty cool, like how nature intended.

Bro, do you think you'll start touring? I 100% would pay to see a live comedy type show/talk.

Our church supports this. We take a group pic of all the guys participating and send hen another pic at end of the month. We also vote on best and worst stache and beard.

I've had both mustaches and beards that not only could have been used as a filter, they could have cleaned up oceans

Hehe Funny story about this My dad who is apart of the FDNY was doing this when I was about 4 And at the end of the month he shaved it off He came up stairs after it and I was refusing to accept that was my father, and wouldn’t talk to him or even look at him The only thing I said is “Daddies have mustaches!” And what my mom says felt that the next day the mustache was back and almost 10 years later it is still there

Your videos wear me out. So intense. Thank you for sharing.

Remember guys, its "no shave November" not "no matinance November" (although my man looks like sasquatch just walked out of the forest) I love him!

Good to see Goldfeder made it on here, mans mustache is legendary!

It is good to draw attention to this diagnosis. Not enough people know about it.

Shaa, shows what you know. I stop shaving my legs on Oct 31st. Because, Solidarity bros!😍

When I grew a stache, it was the kind that curled at the tips. Very glad to naturally have an evil stache, just in case.

@FireDepartmentChronicles I love that you showed and mentioned Billy Goldfeder.

Upperlip caterpillars!🤣 Here in Denmark, we call the forest slugs. Sometimes, we also call big, black eyebrows that.

Wait til the ladies get a load of April-No-Showers....

Learned something! Funny and serious at the same time; kudos!

Thank you for this.

I had a mustache at one point. It was the longest I've ever been single

Last time I grew out my mustache it got me the call sign Magnum while on deployment

I’ve been doing no shave November for three years straight. Mostly because the men in my family have this weird trait where it takes years for us to grow any kind of facial hair at all, but we don’t go bald either.

Just wanna say. Love your content. Former EMS and USAF Vet. This shit to funny

Men deserve more respect and love

My husband grows the funniest moustache! He can grow a full beard in one night - but for some reason the top curtains are a completely different colour! I love my fuzzy faced mosaic art of a man ❤

I have the lumber jack, it will be trimmed down and beard gone come November 7, first surgery scheduled and may not need a second and then be Grumpy Ganta with a short white beard again by Christmas and back to the handle bar mustache for the summer

Movember is a world wide event because Australia does it too, encouraging all men to join & grow a mo.

Awesome video for an awesome cause! 👏👏

I’ll be sporting the third variation. let’s get after it!!

Since retirement I look like a mountain man. Haven’t shaved in a few years.

I vote...GO SAM ELLIOTT.... STYLE, damn if I spelt that wrong😱 We have Movember here in Aussie, but I can't say I've ever seen better than his! 😍

Lol I just had a conversation last night about moustaches with a lady friend who doesn't appreciate them, and didn't even realize it's November.

I don't know how long it took you to practice that video, but it was worth it.

im waiting for my bigger version, the Ultimate HANDLE BAR

In the same month they have no shave November for prostate cancer awareness. I guess seeing the Foo Manchu reminds you to get your cookies checked and the beards will remind you to get your butt checked.

I grew up in the '70s, I love mustaches!💋🧔

I guess it's not No Nut November but Moe Moe Movember instead.

I live in a small town. Richmond IL, we have like 2000 people. I manage the gas station....and I know every firefighter in town now, because they ALL have that mustache 🤣

"......puberty ran out of steam just before it made it to your face......."🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

My dad's a firefighter, I never knew why he always grew out a mustache in November until now

Entertainment and informative. Thanks

"Unfortunate" is the right way to describe us... :)

The third.... so for the 35th year in a row I'll be clean shaven

Expect an update with yours!

I think I need a demonstration on how a guy should do a self-exam. 😁😁😁😁

When I was about 22 I wrecked a BMX bike trying to Bunny hop a road cone (completely hammered). I lost about 1/4 inch of my upper lip. $5000 dollars in plastic surgery at the time and 23 years later I can grow a moustache and you can barely see the scar.

🤣 i was wondering why the lip ferret was back! Its horrible!

Tom Selleck. My favorite ‘stashe.

Some people love face fluff..so grow it long and grow it proud boys!!

Spitting some truth there.

i really wish you had a picture example for that last one

My dear Jason. I recently came across you on Cameo... and now you're my xmas wish XD

😂lets go fellas! Show us your stache!

I live in Rockford too