Two people are sitting in chairs in a room facing a television. One of the people is an older "grandma" aged woman. The other person has lots of hair growing all around their face/head and on their hands/arms. You can't see the person's face. The woman appears to be gesturing to something happening on the TV.
It's unusual to see a person covered in so much hair that their entire head is obscured.
Why does the person have so much hair that it obscures their body and why don't they get rid of it? What is the woman seeing on TV that's more interesting than the person sitting with her that has so much hair?
They do say results will vary.
scene: living room description: Two people are sitting in chairs in a room facing a television. One of the people is an older "grandma" aged woman. The other person has lots of hair growing all around their face/head and on their hands/arms. You can't see the person's face. The woman appears to be gesturing to something happening on the TV. uncanny: It's unusual to see a person covered in so much hair that their entire head is obscured. entities: Hair_care, Television. caption: They do say results will vary.
The woman is surprisingly dismissive of her partner's extreme side effects from taking a hair growth medication. Usually, for such a medicine, "results may vary" is a hedge against hair not regrowing stated in commercials (like the one they are watching for the medication) --- but here, the surprising outcome is that the hair grew too much all over the man's body.