Student Tries to Exchange Hair Loss Treatment for Deadline Extension
An email exchange between a university student and his professor has gone viral after the pupil drunkenly offered to sort out the teacher's hair loss in return for a deadline extension.
The Independent reports how student, Patrick Davidson, reportedly emailed the professor, identified only as Mr. Martin, after a heavy night out, knowing he would not be in any fit state to finish and submit his paper the next day.
It was clear from the hilariously frank content and strong language Davidson used that he had had one too many, overstepping the student/teacher boundaries to let Mr. Martin know what he thought of him.
"Just letting u know that u r a m********** g and I'm sorry that u r bald. Lol" the email started, before offering to 'hook up' the teacher with 'a girl who can get ur hair back and keep u bangin". Then, in an apparent attempt to barter, Davidson went on, "...I just needed to ask u for an extension on my paper...", explaining that he was incapacitated and would have a bad hangover in time for his deadline. "Keep slayin boi... Love u and c u Monday", the student wrote as his sign off.
Internet users around the world have applauded the cheek of the student, but it is Mr. Martin's response that has attracted the most respect.
"Patrick, Sounds like you had a great night..." the professor wrote back, before agreeing to extend his deadline.
Addressing the mention of his male pattern baldness, the teacher went on, "I appreciate your concern for my bald head. My wife likes it and I don't get paid enough to get hair implants." Before bantering back, "Next time you email me id like a bottle of whatever you had so I don't have to remember what you said."
Reporters have contacted the imgur user who originally posted the screenshots (pictured here) online to find out more about the pair involved but, for now at least, they are keeping quiet.
We're glad Mr. Martin - and his wife - are happy with his baldness, but for those who aren't ready to say goodbye to their hair, expensive hair transplant surgery is not the only option.
Male hair loss treatments built around the clinically-proven components, minoxidil and finasteride 1mg, can be used to combat thinning hair. These can also be employed in conjunction with hair growth supporting products, appropriate options of which can be recommended by a hair specialist following a consultation.
Many men have experienced significant regrowth results from this type of treatment at Belgravia and, with prices ranging from around £600 to £2,000 per year, this can be a cost-effective restoration option for those who - unlike the 'g', Mr. Martin - want to try to keep their hair for as long as possible.
'I'm sorry that u r bald'
The Independent reports how student, Patrick Davidson, reportedly emailed the professor, identified only as Mr. Martin, after a heavy night out, knowing he would not be in any fit state to finish and submit his paper the next day.
It was clear from the hilariously frank content and strong language Davidson used that he had had one too many, overstepping the student/teacher boundaries to let Mr. Martin know what he thought of him.
"Just letting u know that u r a m********** g and I'm sorry that u r bald. Lol" the email started, before offering to 'hook up' the teacher with 'a girl who can get ur hair back and keep u bangin". Then, in an apparent attempt to barter, Davidson went on, "...I just needed to ask u for an extension on my paper...", explaining that he was incapacitated and would have a bad hangover in time for his deadline. "Keep slayin boi... Love u and c u Monday", the student wrote as his sign off.
'I appreciate your concern for my bald head'
Internet users around the world have applauded the cheek of the student, but it is Mr. Martin's response that has attracted the most respect.
"Patrick, Sounds like you had a great night..." the professor wrote back, before agreeing to extend his deadline.
Addressing the mention of his male pattern baldness, the teacher went on, "I appreciate your concern for my bald head. My wife likes it and I don't get paid enough to get hair implants." Before bantering back, "Next time you email me id like a bottle of whatever you had so I don't have to remember what you said."
Reporters have contacted the imgur user who originally posted the screenshots (pictured here) online to find out more about the pair involved but, for now at least, they are keeping quiet.
Affordable hair loss solutions
We're glad Mr. Martin - and his wife - are happy with his baldness, but for those who aren't ready to say goodbye to their hair, expensive hair transplant surgery is not the only option.
Male hair loss treatments built around the clinically-proven components, minoxidil and finasteride 1mg, can be used to combat thinning hair. These can also be employed in conjunction with hair growth supporting products, appropriate options of which can be recommended by a hair specialist following a consultation.
Many men have experienced significant regrowth results from this type of treatment at Belgravia and, with prices ranging from around £600 to £2,000 per year, this can be a cost-effective restoration option for those who - unlike the 'g', Mr. Martin - want to try to keep their hair for as long as possible.
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