The scalp doesn't normally get exposed to the sun and elements as much as the face does, but with more pollution in the air and more styling products being used that can clog follicles, the scalp is affected.

After the scalp transplant in 2003, a face transplant is technically practical.

Something's crawling out of my scalp.

Every year, we would scalp the scalpers.

They've been sitting exposed to the elements for months. Some of the trailers that we inspected are actually warping, have lost wheels. And some have been cannibalized, parts taken out, and we don't even know where the parts are right now. So their value is going to decrease tremendously.

Sort of like a scalp. We don't take it that seriously.