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8 - Clothes make the man (Should Luke get "manpris"?) · Arguing Ever After

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Hello and welcome to Arguing Ever After.
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I am Luke and this is my 10 out of 10 wife Amber.
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Hi. Together we are the Lord and
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Lady who lock horns. The count and Countess of
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Disagreement. And the king and queen of
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Backstreet was back, all right? We've argued about almost
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arguingeverafter@gmail.com. Perhaps this perhaps this
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completely unscientific method of letting the masses decide who
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the winner is can help solve your argument before you even
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have it. So here we are at episode 8. 8.
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8 We're getting off track because that's a big number.
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That's a really big #8. Technically it's a secret.
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There's another two episodes, but those are secret episodes.
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Well. They're just sitting there
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waiting for when we need to put them out there.
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But yeah, 8 is a big number. It's one of the areas where
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folks who are podcasters start to drop off.
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But we we don't plan on doing that anytime soon, I thought.
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That was 3. There's different metrics is.
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Metrics, Metrics. Matrices.
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Let's throw all the M words out there.
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There's different, yeah, it depends.
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Like there's different spots where people will drop off 3 is
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the big one and then eight and then so yeah, but each time for
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us it is a an accomplishment to. It's a win.
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We're winning, yeah. To beat what the low standards
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are. So yeah, yeah.
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And the other thing too, we were trying to do is we're watching
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where people are coming from. And that's been really fun.
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We've talked about it a lot, but we thought, you know, let's give
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a shout out to the new states that have joined listening in on
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our podcast. We're not half the country yet.
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We're. Not there, no, but I mean,
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climbing the ladder until we get there.
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I'm going to shout them out. And you know, if you haven't
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heard a state that you know somebody in, shoot them this
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podcast and say you might get a shout out.
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But yeah, the most recent three. Go ahead, Nebraska.
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Nebraska. Illinois.
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Illinois. And.
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Oregon with an S. Oregon's pretty far away.
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So is it? Oregon or Oregon because I know
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they get mad when you say the wrong one.
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You know what? Let us know.
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I think it's Oregon, no? Or Oregon.
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That's tough. I know it's not Illinois.
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It is not Illinois. But I have some some family that
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lives there and it's fun to joke with them.
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I think I know who that is and I'm very happy to have them
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listen. And so it's again, just most
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things it's fun looking at. And you know, once we get to all
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50, we'll probably stop then. But any new countries we'll.
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Start shouting out cities. Does it get that great it?
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Does it? Does so, but we're not.
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Oh no, that would be way too much.
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But like, you know, then we'll go to country.
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We'd be like, what's up, Cleveland?
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Yeah, yeah. But I feel like our biggest
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shout out will probably always be to our home state because
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they have such a high population of listeners currently.
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Currently, that's true. So, you know, if there's ever
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the great debate of what the best state is, let's have it be
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shown in our podcast. We could make a make a make a
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podcast about the best state I based on our very limited
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experience. Yes, I think, I think that could
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happen for sure. And.
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We could even separate it like best state to live and best
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state to vacation and best state to just drive through because I
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got a few. Here's a couple.
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There's a couple to drive through we're.
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Not going to say which ones though.
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No, that's no spoilers. Spoilers for.
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Fun. Who did we shout out our newest
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country? I think we did last week.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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OK. Did we?
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I don't remember, but we could do it again just because it's
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fun. Russia, Russia, what's up?
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Russia getting in on this? Yeah, yeah.
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I don't know. It's sort of surprising.
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How do you say what's hello? I don't know, It's like I don't
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want to insult anybody. I think it's previat.
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I think that's like saying what's up in Russian.
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I hope you're right and we're going to probably if he's wrong
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and he said anything insulting. I thought.
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That's not there, but if it's still here and you're hearing
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that, then Luke just taught you something and that could be our
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educational moment of the whole episode.
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I it could be I also learned some bad words in Russian, which
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I won't say. No, let's not.
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We got to keep this. Keeping that clean, I mean
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mostly, mostly clean. Mostly we don't want to.
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Yeah, we don't want to do that. So, but again, that was neither
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here nor there, but I just wanted to make sure that we we
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shout out because it's it is exciting for us to watch so.
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Even if we're only at like 30 something followers, it's like
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Dang, we're on episode 8, got 30 followers and we're like 4
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countries and. Yeah, Luke's gonna have to learn
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how to say like hello in many languages like Ola and all of
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that. Oh, I can say Ola.
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Yeah, yeah. You know, lots of languages I
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have terrible. German V Gates.
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Isn't it just hollow? Well, that's a hello, but what's
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up is V Gates. Specifically.
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V Gates is like, how's it going? Yes, and we have a German
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listener, so. That's what I'm saying in the
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UK. Like Cheerio, the UK person just
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unsubscribed. Forever.
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Yeah, you might have, but I don't know.
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It's it's fun and like I said, it'll maybe help Luke learn some
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things because no one wants me butchering their language.
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I will happily listen I'm. Good at accents?
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I'm horrible. I'm horrible at accents.
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The only accent I'm good at is Minnesotan.
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That's true. Minnesotan.
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Yeah, you. Got that covered?
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I do I. Southern Canada, you got that
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covered. I'm.
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Ready. You betcha.
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Because they sound the same. It's a boot A boot the same A.
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Boot. We're going out in a boot.
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We just pissed off all the Canadians.
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No, we didn't. I love Canada.
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And you know what? I wait.
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Do we have anybody in Canada yet?
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I know people in Canada, we're. Gonna have to just go up there
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and be like, hey somebody you got to listen to this because we
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need you I I. Know some.
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I have a cousin who lives in Canada and his place.
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And. They're pretty awesome.
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So I'm, I'm sure that they would.
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But no, I actually it's funny 'cause I'll be watching
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something on TV and it'll be a Canadian show and for the most
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part you're like, oh, it's American.
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Then they'll say sorry, I'm like, oh, it's in Canada.
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Or what's another one? I think they say schedule
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instead of schedule. I don't know, I must not be
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watching any shows. Oh, and they say mum instead of
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mom in Canada. Oh yeah.
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Interesting. Yeah, interesting.
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I did. Not not in the French part.
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Then they probably say whatever Mama.
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I don't know what it is. I feel like that could be right
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though. I mean my actual mom knows
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French so she could say. What's the correct way to say
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mom in French? I bet it's Mama.
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Yeah, I I don't know. I don't know.
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I mean in French Canadian maybe isn't directly the same as like
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France French. I mean, they speak French all
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over. Oh, you know what I know how to
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say in French? Monami.
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Oh, you know what I know how to say.
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Oh, what is it? It's una sepa and that, that's
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perfect pronunciation. Yeah, it is.
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And that means I don't know. I don't even know what it means.
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It means, I don't know, it's what it means.
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So if you're ever in French class and you have a French
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teacher asking you a question, that's all you need to remember
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that. That's my life hack number
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three. I've been waiting for a third
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life hack and and. That was it.
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There it is. Sorry all the French.
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Teachers out there are gonna be like, Oh dear Lord.
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Right. This, this woman's teaching
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anything about French, that's pretty bad.
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But I don't know, it's kind of one of those things.
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I'm not a good person at languages, but Lucas.
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I can pretend. Well, we were out to eat
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yesterday and Luke was talking about rolling ours and I can't
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roll an R to Yeah, no, it's. Arrows.
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Yeah, yeah. Not not something I could do.
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That doesn't mean arrows. No, no, I think it means rice.
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It does. So again, I can, I can learn
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what it means, but I can't speak it.
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Yeah, it's really, you know, I, I would butcher it no matter how
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I try, but I do, you know, whatever.
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But that reminds me, though. So yesterday we were at this
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restaurant. It was a pretty great restaurant
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favorite. Restaurant This is the best
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segue ever and. And while we were there, while a
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few things happened while we were there, it's kind of loud,
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which I kind of feel like I'm getting a little bit older when
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I go into a restaurant and I'm like yelling at people.
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And that's not that's, I don't find that, you know, to be a fun
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way to spend the evening, but I always know when I'm going into
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a restaurant, it's always going to be cold.
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That's true. Even if it's winter, so I always
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bring extra clothes in. Sorry, even if it's summer.
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But in the winter, of course, it's cold in the restaurant, but
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I always bring a coat with me no matter where I'm going, no
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matter what the temperature is outside, it can be 95° outside.
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I'm like, I better have a coat because it's going to be 60° in
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the Flippin restaurant. Somebody's got the AC on high.
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But you were thinking about what you were going to wear
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beforehand too, and I had to wait entirely too long on your
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clothing decision. But.
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I for sure changed my mind at least once.
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Yeah, yeah, I. Tend to do that.
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Yeah, but your mind changing was so vastly different than what
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you had been wearing beforehand. Is I'm just going to tell you
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all the truth right now I'm wearing what I consider to be
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house clothes. And sometimes there's not a real
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reason for that. It's just what I felt like.
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So like, right now I got on black shorts, which are, I don't
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know, some sort of cottony short material.
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I got on this shirt, which is yellow, and I got on this Black
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Hat. But this Black Hat has been
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through the wash a handful of time, so it's not quite shaped,
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right. So those are all house clothes
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for me. And when we went to the
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restaurant, I put on slightly nicer black shorts, which were
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made of a slightly nicer material.
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They're still black shorts. I put on a yellow T-shirt, still
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like a cotton T-shirt, but it had, like, it just a logo on it
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instead of, like, this big. And I thought that was a little
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nicer. And I put on a slightly nicer
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Black Hat. Also the same brand as this one.
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Kangol, by the way. Future potential sponsor.
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I just want y'all know, I've been wearing your hat since,
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like, high school. Yeah.
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It's all I wear, straight up. That is all you wear.
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I will do ads. I mean, we could.
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Do you send me some hats? This is all you wear.
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And actually, when we were in Mexico somewhere, this guy we
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saw every day would call you Kangol.
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That was my nickname. And you gave him a Kangol hat
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because he really liked it. I did, yeah.
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That's. A pretty big deal.
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You did. I gave away a hat.
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Well, I always go on vacation with a lot of hats.
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You do. But multiple colors.
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But because he loved your Kangol hat so much and how it reminded
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him of probably old school hip hop at that point.
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For sure. Well, the 90s, you know, the
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fuzzy kangles was I didn't get the fuzzy hats ever, but right,
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the caps. I rocked the caps.
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So anyway, so the little wrap up, that little story to go out.
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I went from wearing black shorts, a yellow T-shirt and a
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Black Hat to wearing black shorts, a yellow T-shirt and a
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Black Hat to go to the restaurant.
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This is what I live with. This is what I live with.
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And you're welcome. When I wear house clothes, which
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is all the time and for me, house clothes, you know, I don't
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know. I feel like lots of people do
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that and I could be wrong, but they have AI don't know.
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You go home and you change from whatever your other clothes are.
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It's a whole mental shift. Now I work from home most of the
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time, that's true. So I kind of live in house
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clothes, and for me, house clothes are very different than
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Luke. One thing that is always a
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required house cloth item for me is a bathrobe because I'm always
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cold and I like to be warm and walking around with a blanket
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on. It's really important.
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Now, am I wearing clothes underneath?
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Of course, you know, but what I'm wearing under people don't.
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Well, I do I, it's another layer to keep me warm.
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But you know, what I'm wearing underneath is, you know, like
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maybe pajama pants or some kind of legging, you know, or yoga
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pant type of a thing. And if I'm in a meeting, I will
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change if I'm in a meeting at the top.
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Half. Well, yeah, the bottom half's
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fine. That's not a camera.
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The bottom half's fine, but the top, you know, if I don't have
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to do anything that day or if I'm home for the day, like I
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will find the oldest, rattiest T-shirt that should have been
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thrown away, you know, according to Luke way long ago.
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But I just wear them. They're nice and soft and the
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longer for T-shirts, I think women's T-shirts are junk.
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They're not made in a soft material and like when they
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wear, they just like if they are made in a soft material when
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they wear it like pills badly and it's just it's not the
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greatest material. So usually the shirts that I
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like to wear are typically men's T-shirts because for whatever
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reason, they give you all the better quality cottons that are
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softer. And still don't get it.
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I don't even know if I'd buy it. I mean, you say that, so it's
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probably true. Wear my T-shirts.
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But I can't wear your tiny little T-shirts from your tiny
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little body. She gets excited when one of
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mine shrinks too many times in the wash and I'm like, I can't
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fit this anymore. I'm like.
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Oh, another house shirt because they're always softer.
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I'm using the same well. Typically we're using the same
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detergent. Same.
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Well, probably, yeah, a lot of times we do.
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And the same fabric softener, same water.
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So the only thing that's different and his shirt will say
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100% cotton or whatever it is, my shirt will say the same
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thing. No, very different.
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So I, it's, it's just amazing to me the difference of, of shirt
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quality. I mean, there's a whole thing
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on, on clothing whole thing. And we can go into some of that
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today. That's fine.
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Is this shirt soft? Sorry, this is a touch and feel
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episode. It's not very useful for all of
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the the listeners, but yes, yes, it's a regular T-shirt material
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and that is not a typical I don't.
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Know what I can't tell? It's it's one of those things,
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the second I buy a T-shirt, I don't know what it's going to be
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like after one wash. OK, I don't think you ever
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really have that concern of what is the material going to be
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after one wash? Is it going to suddenly be
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uncomfortable or stiff? That's The thing is a lot of
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times it just gets stiff. It like shrinks up and stiffs.
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It gets worse. It gets worse.
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It's never as soft as when you buy it.
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That doesn't make any sense. Well, you know, I'm going to
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I'll tell you this is just how it goes.
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The clothing for women's shirts and and you know, I also,
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especially if you're going somewhere I love, I love, love,
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love a great souvenir T-shirt. I've.
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Been there, done that, bought the T-shirt.
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Yeah. And and I think every time
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there's. It's actually part of the fun we
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do on vacation. We go on a little like AT Shirt
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Hunt. I used to not.
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I used to not buy them at all because when I was younger my
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sense of fashion was much higher than it is now, which I'm sure
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you're laughing at because. Your life's like, OK, but I
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cared. More about what people thought
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about what I looked like and now today.
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I see. It's that's a great thing.
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And anyone who's not there yet in their life, I hope you can
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get to the point where it's really about what makes you
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happy in your body, in your clothes.
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I mean, hold on though, because shout out to whatever that means
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to you, but you've definitely like levelled up.
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Like when you, I mean for real, like when you, when you go out
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and about, you put something on, it's like, boom.
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OK so this is the funniest thing.
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It's when I I will leave the house and it's like I take off
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the bathrobe. Yeah.
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And everybody's like, Oh my God, you're so dressed up.
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What's this special occasion? And it's still, by the way,
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people clothes from before I was wearing a bathroom all the time
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and working from home. It is the exact same clothes
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because I'm too cheap to buy new clothes.
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So it's not new. It's just that you're so used to
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seeing me in house clothes that you're like, wow, that's shiny.
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Whereas. It's been five years of house
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clothes. Yeah.
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But before that you we're very used.
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I mean like you wouldn't have thought that the clothes that
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I'm leaving the house in, is that amazing?
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OK. Well.
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Because you didn't, unless it was something a step up above.
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I'm just saying, to me, you look more fashionable now than you
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did back in the day. Well, that's really great to
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hear. And you know, it's also sort of
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interesting is when I was a kid and teenager, I would have never
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worn my mom's clothes. And our daughter frequently is
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like, oh, I need clothes. Let me go ask mom for her
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clothes. And I'm like.
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Oh, the other day, by the way, just side note, I'm revealing it
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a big reveal in the episode the other day.
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I think you were in a meeting and we were getting her ready
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for acting day camp thing. And she was like, Oh my God, I
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need a green shirt and I don't have 1.
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And I was like, your mom's probably got a green shirt.
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She was like, I'll go ask her. And then she came back.
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She was like, I can't ask her because she must have been in a
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meeting. And then I was like, it's fine,
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let's just go in her closet. No, don't do.
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That Oh, we did. We did.
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She found a green shirt. Did.
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You get put back. I don't I got I'm pleading the
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5th. That's on your daughter.
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That's on you because she's a. Full grown teenager.
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You gave her. Permission.
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Just saying. Oh my God.
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You know, most likely she didn't probably put it back.
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It's probably she probably trying to steal it forever right
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now. You know her.
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Which is weird, why does she want my old lady clothes?
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I don't know, maybe she thinks you're like, like I said, maybe
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she thinks you're on a different.
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Level well, it's because of when again when I take off that
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probably what it is. It's like Wonder Woman, like she
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takes off her. Yes, yeah.
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You have like a superhero disguise, which is the bathrobe.
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And then you you take the bathroom off.
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And I was like, oh. Wow, it's.
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A superhero. I wonder if anyone else who
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listens who might be working from home a lot, if this is this
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is their reality. That's a good question.
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Because that's sort of a. It's just bizarre if that's.
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You out there put something in the comments?
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I just want to know trying to figure it out.
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Do you also have a superhero situation?
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Going there you go. Right, right.
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It's just, it's sort of some of that's going to be going away
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from me in a little bit, but that's neither here nor there.
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But like I was saying, all the clothes I have are from way back
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before anything that I was. So I was wearing these clothes
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regularly and. You got the I don't know if it's
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called, is it a romper or a jumper?
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A jumper, yes. You got a couple jumpers that
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look good. But I don't really have many
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occasions. Were those from before?
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Or no, those were no, because at some point, you know, when when
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I started working from home, yeah, I realized the importance
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of 100% comfort. I see.
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And like, when I think about when I was a kid growing up,
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we'd have these events or every Sunday, you know, we would go,
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my mom would bring us to church and I had to wear a dress and
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tights and it just, it felt off the whole time.
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I couldn't do anything I wanted to do.
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I was uncomfortable. I was itchy.
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I had to make sure my dress was down, you know, like it was
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just, it was so much stuff and it just didn't feel OK in what I
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was wearing ever during that, you know, But then I'd get in my
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play clothes or something great. I could do whatever I wanted.
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So living in essentially play clothes for, you know, several
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years, I was like, I don't ever want to put on another dress.
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They're uncomfortable. I don't feel right in them.
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So when we had a, you know, when weddings started back up, you
21:35
know, then I was like, I have to still look nice, but what about
21:40
a jumper? And so that's when I started
21:43
doing that. And I think that is going to be
21:45
a tradition I continue because I want to feel good in what I'm
21:49
wearing, you know, always. And it was sort of and and.
21:54
But when I find something I like, I will buy a lot of it.
22:01
Oh yeah, I always buy. Well, this is something I
22:03
learned from you. Buy them in multiples.
22:05
Buy them in multiples. Like if you get a pair of jeans
22:07
and it's all good, get like 5 of them.
22:11
If you if there's a pair of shoes or sandals you like, you
22:14
better buy some more because they're going to cancel it and
22:17
then you're not going to. Then you got to start all over.
22:19
I know trying to find that stuff and and for me, like 1 of the
22:24
things that I've really because fashion changes especially a lot
22:29
for women. I don't know if they do for men
22:31
because I don't pay any attention to men's clothes, but
22:34
it's like, I don't care if the world has moved on from from the
22:39
clothes that I like. I don't care if the world has
22:40
moved on from capris. I don't care if the world has
22:44
moved on from a certain color or a pattern or something.
22:47
I'm going to continue to wear it.
22:50
I mean, I except for apparently my family, I don't think
22:53
anyone's taking fashion advice for me and my daughter.
22:56
Maybe because I just don't. It's just, you know, be
23:00
comfortable. That's the.
23:01
Important thing and weddings. I'm telling you something about
23:05
the algorithm got me the other day with some marketing because
23:09
I OK, so talk about being comfortable when I have to go to
23:13
a nice event, I got to wear a suit.
23:15
That's what you do now some people don't and it's like, you
23:18
know, I guess that's changing. And I'm like old fashioned or
23:21
whatever. Because some people will go to
23:22
an event that's nice and they'll just wear like golf pants and a
23:26
button up and like, OK, I mean, if that's you, you do you.
23:32
But I still put on a suit. If I'm going to like a wedding,
23:34
I want to like look like I took some time to prepare and get
23:38
ready and pay respect to the event that I'm going to, you
23:42
know, and it's not like you got to wear it for the whole day or
23:45
whatever. Anyway.
23:46
So in in the marketing that I saw in the last couple of days,
23:52
they showed me and by day I mean the marketing geniuses, a suit
23:57
that was made like it looked like a suit, but it was made out
24:00
of that like that, that breathy kind of like stretchy.
24:05
Spandex. I don't know if it's spandex
24:07
because it wasn't tight. Like it was a suit.
24:09
So it was a form fitting, you know, like look like slacks.
24:13
It was a like a top of a suit, but it was made out of some very
24:18
comfortable, very lightweight, very breathable material that
24:20
reminded me something like something between like maybe
24:24
like golf clothing and like a swimsuit kind of.
24:32
And I saw this and I was like, oh, it would be real nice if I
24:37
could get a suit that looked good, but also I could like bend
24:42
over or squat and I wouldn't have to worry about having to re
24:45
situate my whole the body and clothing and everything just
24:49
because I moved a little bit. Yeah, OK.
24:52
I think they might have over promised you that.
24:54
Because still, even if you have like a stretchy movable suit
24:58
coat, the second you stand up, as someone who has lived in the
25:01
stretchy movable world, you would still straighten your coat
25:04
and stuff like that. You'd still straighten your
25:06
pants. But you're but you're probably
25:08
not worrying about splitting A seam or something.
25:11
Well, or like, like, you know, if you're at a wedding, you go
25:14
from like all formal and like you're doing the thing and then
25:18
then there's a reception and then there's like you're moving
25:21
around and you're dancing. And it'd be nice to have
25:23
something that you didn't have to worry about in Part 2 of the
25:26
night, you know what I'm saying? Right, right.
25:29
Well, this is also, you know, one of those things where you
25:32
just see guys taking off their suit coats.
25:35
That's what I do usually. Right, But you still got the
25:37
kind of stuffy the dress. There's always the person who
25:39
puts the tie on their head at a wedding.
25:41
Always. Why do they do that?
25:43
I don't. Know.
25:44
What's that about that? I don't even get it.
25:46
Every time. I don't think I've ever been to
25:48
a wedding where there wasn't. Is it?
25:49
Is it Rambo? I don't know.
25:51
It might be everyone's trying to be Rambo.
25:54
It might. That's my answer.
25:55
I think that's my Yep. I don't even need a lifeline.
25:58
They're going to Rambo mode. OK, well thank you for for
26:01
explaining that to me because. I could be wrong I.
26:03
Don't know why that happens but I could see where that would be
26:06
really uncomfortable to have a tie around your neck all day and
26:09
I would it. Definitely is uncomfortable.
26:11
I'm real happy that I don't have to wear a tie all day anymore.
26:15
Again, for me, comfort is number 1, you know, and and trying to
26:19
be I, I don't, I mean, except for the price of the suit that
26:23
you showed me. Well, right, Because, you know,
26:24
suits aren't cheap. And I saw the bra, it was like
26:26
299. And I know myself, I was like,
26:29
well, I don't. You wear a suit.
26:30
I don't need to spend 299 exactly because I wear suits
26:34
very infrequently so. Right, right.
26:36
Sort of unnecessary, but I really, I really wanted it,
26:39
that's what. Happened.
26:40
Well, I mean, if you yeah, I guess I'm, I'm not giving a
26:43
green light on any of that, but there is no time that you're
26:46
going to be wearing a suit anytime soon or that you need to
26:48
buy a suit. You have you actually do have
26:51
more suits than most people have or need Well.
26:55
I have to wear. Them you did have to wear them
26:57
you don't anymore. Again, that's that's sort of an
27:00
interesting shift in our culture.
27:02
Just the casualness of of things and and I kind of, it's kind of.
27:06
Crazy blows me away. Like in my industry it's like
27:10
now normal where I'm not kidding it. 10 years ago, maybe 15, it
27:16
was suit and tie, except during like during the week you could
27:21
just do shirt and tie, but always dress shoes, always had
27:24
to have a matching belt, always had to have slacks that were
27:27
pressed and, you know, like a nice shirt.
27:30
And then the weekends you wore suits and now we're wearing like
27:36
golf pants and tennis shoes and. Like tennis shoes to.
27:41
Work yeah tennis shoes like fully just just not even trying
27:44
to hide it anymore like a couple years ago we were trying to hide
27:46
it people were not me because I just just literally got tennis
27:50
shoes like a month ago or something I.
27:53
Mean but people were trying to wear but for work.
27:55
For work. For work they were like getting
27:57
a black tennis shoe with a black sole so that it looked like a
28:02
black shoe and passing it off. But now it's just like people
28:06
are wearing whatever tennis shoe fits them and feels good.
28:10
I think that's good because honestly.
28:12
You're about comfort, so that. Well, and as a consumer, I don't
28:15
really care. I mean that old concept, you
28:18
know, for depending on depending on I guess maybe I might care if
28:22
you were wearing a like sweat suit or something.
28:27
It would just feel weird in your in your industry for you to be
28:30
doing that. But I don't know that that would
28:32
ever stop me from being a consumer in your industry.
28:35
You know what, what person, what a person's bringing to is more
28:40
important than what they wear to me.
28:42
But I don't know that that was always, I mean, that was always
28:45
the thing. But so much of our world is now
28:46
digital, right? So you've already had a
28:48
relationship with this person before seeing them.
28:51
So you're not purchasing that person based on their looks.
28:53
That's way down the line. You know, you've talked to them
28:56
on the phone, you've emailed them all of that.
28:58
So I think that's a good shift for someone like me who is
29:01
always, always about comfort. And I just, yeah, I don't know,
29:06
I think that that's good. But we were talking about a
29:09
little bit earlier about one of the things that I wear a lot,
29:14
which is not just my bathroom, but when I leave the house
29:18
essentially from June to hopefully October.
29:26
It won't be. It'll be September.
29:28
It'll be September, I just wear capris so I'm ready for whatever
29:32
weather right? And I really, and I have the
29:35
same capris in like 7 different colours, maybe not seven
29:39
different colors. I have 7 pairs and several of
29:42
them are the same color. But then the other thing too.
29:46
And I, I kind of think it's weird, but also at the same
29:48
time, I don't care because I want to be warm or cold
29:51
depending. But like I also like to have a,
29:54
a sometimes a three quarter sleeve.
29:56
And I wanted to someone sit there wondering if like all my
29:59
clothes shrunk, you know, is it kind of looking like it kind of
30:04
looks like all my clothes shrunk and I just grew too much.
30:07
Yeah, where's the rest of your pants?
30:09
The rest of my pants or the. Rest of your shirt sleeves.
30:11
Rest of my shirt sleeves yeah, yeah.
30:14
But at the same time, I'm like, I really all the way down is OK
30:18
on my arms. But you know, if it's hot, it's
30:21
nice to have a little bit of space there to breathe you.
30:24
Know multiple. 3/4 that I do this is, it's mostly sweaters.
30:29
It's mostly sweaters, yeah. You.
30:33
Haven't seen me in one for a while because I've been
30:37
bathrobed. Yeah, but but then also, you
30:40
know, like having a couple inches on the bottom of my
30:42
pants. But I, I try to keep them
30:45
looking good enough so people aren't thinking, well, they just
30:47
shrunk in the wash. But I don't know if anyone
30:49
thinks that, that I know it's purposefully purchased that way
30:53
and. And unfortunately, if I were to
30:55
buy full size pants, they will always look too long because I'm
30:58
a little bit shorter than I portray to be.
31:01
Then you wear your tall shoes. Then I wear tall shoes.
31:04
Yeah, Yeah. So.
31:05
I don't have tall shoes. No, I.
31:07
Don't have pants that don't go all the way down.
31:09
No, but I'm telling you like this.
31:12
You why? For me, the reason I like them
31:18
is because I'm ready for whatever weather.
31:23
You know, I just think if it's nice out, wear shorts and if
31:30
it's cool or cold wear pants. I don't know.
31:34
I don't know. Well, I mean, here's the thing
31:36
with let me ask you a question. Oh.
31:41
But now, the moment you've all been waiting for in this corner,
31:47
we have Amber claiming to weigh in at 135 lbs with What's the
31:52
tally? I don't like those tally.
31:55
What's the? Vote tally.
31:57
I don't like it. I've won three.
32:03
Yay, I think I've won four. Oh, I don't like.
32:09
It OK, sorry we stole your intro a little bit.
32:12
Anyway, she did show up today with fantastic skin.
32:18
I've been looking at you thinking why is she all shiny?
32:21
Looks all vibrant. Anyway, you might need your
32:24
looks to trick me today. And in this corner, we have Luke
32:29
weighing in at 185 plus pounds. Your enthusiasm is low.
32:34
His red beard he brought with yeah, he's, he's got four wins
32:41
and three losses. I have lost three times.
32:44
You've lost three times. And so he's, he's showing up
32:50
today with the with the ability to fight on a question that I
32:55
have for him today. I'm ready.
32:58
Luke, today my question is, given everything you know about
33:07
me and what I have found that I wear from June to September.
33:17
Summer. Yes, OK.
33:21
Why will you not just get capris for you so that when I want to
33:34
leave the house, we don't have to have this?
33:37
Do I wear shorts? Do I wear pants?
33:39
Debate for a good 10 minutes before we leave.
33:44
That's the question, Luke. This is great, yeah.
33:51
Will you get man prize? Man prize.
33:54
So first of all, apparently that's what they're called.
33:58
Man Prize. That's what you call them.
34:00
Oh, what's it called? Does it have a real name?
34:02
Caprice. Caprice for men.
34:04
Yeah, Caprice for men. No, I will not give capris for
34:11
men cause for a number of reasons many might potentially
34:17
alienate some of our viewers. So I apologize in advance for my
34:22
future comments and or attitudes.
34:24
So for the most part in the summertime, I'm wearing shorts
34:32
because shorts, I mean, listen, shorts are much better than
34:36
capris because when it's real hot, you get a more breeze in
34:42
the shorts, you get a little little more airflow going, you
34:46
got a little more mobility with the shorts.
34:50
You could do more activities and shorts.
34:53
And when it, like I said, when it's cool, I don't know what
34:58
number that is, but it's probably when it's below.
35:02
I don't even know 65. I don't even know because I'm
35:06
making that number up. It hasn't really been that yet.
35:08
It's been very summary this summer, then I'm going to wear
35:12
pants because I don't want to have my legs get cold.
35:16
So I put pants on. They go all the way to my shoes,
35:19
which I feel like for the most part, that's what pants should
35:22
do. And now this is where we going
35:24
to some some topics about fashion trends and male
35:28
clothing. So for a while now, I mean, it's
35:34
a while, it's probably 10. Is it 10 years?
35:37
Five years? I have no idea what you're going
35:39
to say. Men's attire has been
35:44
gravitating more towards women's attire.
35:49
I mean, that's the truth. I'm just saying it's out there.
35:52
I think everybody knows it, but a lot of guys don't want to
35:55
admit it. They just are like, oh, this is
35:58
the new fashion. So I'm going to hop on board and
36:00
I'm like, I don't know why you're buying clothes that look
36:04
like they're for your significant other.
36:06
See, this is where I'm going to offend some people because I
36:08
actually think this stuff like Amber wears capris and then at
36:13
some point, and they had those for women like forever.
36:15
And then at some point they came up with capris for men.
36:18
And I'm like, why? What do you just wear shorts if
36:22
it's that nice out? I don't even get it.
36:23
If you want to show people your ankle, just your ankle.
36:26
And then now that's even the fashion in like, in like fashion
36:30
fashion like if you're going to make a pair of slacks for a guy.
36:34
Craps. What?
36:36
Well, in women it's a crop pant, but yeah.
36:38
Crop is Wait, so this is not a Capri.
36:41
No, that's not very. See, in my brain, this is a long
36:43
Capri, but in any event, so pants go down to your to your
36:48
shoes. That's what they do.
36:51
Even slacks, they cut them to go down to your shoes, but now, now
36:54
they don't and they're like super tight.
36:58
So I went into a store because this is a fashion issue that I
37:02
have. So I've been wearing slacks for
37:05
20 years, right. So then the new fashion, we
37:10
talked this a little bit about the tennis shoes earlier.
37:13
The new fashion as it's coming through the professional world
37:17
is like golf pants, which are still like a nice material.
37:23
They they, they can have like a pressed, like a crease look to
37:28
them. They don't have to, they often
37:30
don't, but sometimes they do, but they're like much more snug.
37:37
And so I was trying to be with it with the new fashion.
37:41
So I went on a little hunt at the Mall of America, which is in
37:44
the state of Minnesota, and there's a bunch of places where
37:49
you can find golf pants. And I went to go try some on and
37:53
I went to like, I think 3 different stores and every time
37:57
I tried one on, they were comically tight around my
38:00
calves. Like like it looked like
38:03
somebody made a pair of pants and then they left out like 2
38:06
inches of the material at the bottom.
38:08
They were super tight and they didn't go all the way to my
38:11
feet. So, so I got these pants that
38:14
fit like like a glove, literally they're super tight on my, my
38:19
lower leg area and they stopped like 2 inches above my ankle.
38:23
And I went out a couple like to the first one.
38:25
I'm like to a couple of guys stand there.
38:27
I'm like, hey, you guys got any pants that like fit?
38:33
And the guy, the one guy laughed and he says, well, that's like
38:36
kind of the new trend. And I'm thinking he's now pegged
38:39
me as like an old timer. And he was right.
38:41
I mean, I'm sure that it was before the pants were put on and
38:45
then figured out you were not. But but Liz and he goes, he
38:49
goes, well, we do have the classic fit.
38:52
Let me get you a pair of those. I'm like, OK, because of course
38:55
I just pulled something off the rack and tried it on.
38:58
So and then I get the classic fit.
38:59
Let me tell you what classic fit is, people.
39:02
It was literally slightly less ridiculously tight.
39:06
I still couldn't like if I had to try to twist my leg like in
39:10
a, you know, 180 motion, I couldn't because the the calf
39:16
was like, it was like pulling on my leg hair.
39:20
That's how tight it was, the classic one and still didn't go
39:23
all the way to my foot. So I just kind of laughed it
39:26
often and left. So, so for me, I mean, man,
39:32
there's a lot of these fashions that are problematic for me
39:36
because I just don't like, it's probably because I've been in a
39:39
world that started as like, you know, a, a very professional,
39:43
like in my 20s, I was wearing suits and like cufflinks and tie
39:50
bars and like, you know, we were trying to be fancy and wear
39:53
fancy looking socks and stuff. I understand that's not the
39:57
world anymore, but that's probably part of the reason that
40:00
I find the new, the new fashion, which appears to be like a, more
40:08
like a, like a, like an amorphous, like, like it's
40:12
fashionable for you, It's fashionable for me, it's
40:15
fashionable for whoever. Let's just all wear tight pants
40:19
that don't go all the way down to our feet.
40:21
And, and this isn't really the question you asked me, but just
40:26
to tag on a little bit, I mean shirts, like at what point did
40:30
shirts for guys have to have like a like a sometimes you see
40:35
like a real deep V on a guy's shirt and like, like the sleeves
40:40
like up here. And then they got like the
40:42
little, I called it a butt flap. We were talking earlier like the
40:45
where the back of the shirt is like longer than the front of
40:49
the shirt, so like it covers your hip differently or
40:52
something. Anyway, So I kind of think all
40:55
that stuff's a little bit silly, but I suppose I'm not a fashion
41:00
designer, but I'm sticking to my guns on this.
41:04
Am I getting a Capri to be with the in between weather?
41:09
No, I sure I sure am not. I'm going to wear pants when
41:12
it's cool enough and shorts when it's warm enough.
41:14
Yes. But that's the problem is that
41:17
there's plenty of times when I am with you that you say, oh,
41:23
it's gotten colder or oh, it's gotten hotter.
41:28
I wasn't expecting this weather. So then either you're cold or
41:34
you're hot. And when you're hot, what you do
41:38
is you roll up your jeans to Capri length.
41:41
You won't walk around and show other people that, but you're
41:45
like, let me just pull up my legs to my my pant legs to get
41:49
there. So I was saying like, your
41:52
comfort could be so much greater in those things, especially
41:59
knowing that where we live and for I think everywhere,
42:02
weather's unpredictable. So then you're just ready all
42:06
the time. A few audio listeners could see
42:09
my squint right now. I think, I don't know, I when,
42:14
when I was a kid and I didn't have capris and it was shorts or
42:18
pants, I felt, I felt the pain of it's too hot, it's too cold.
42:23
I I watch you do that and I'm like, there's just such a
42:26
sensible solution in the middle. That's such a sensible.
42:30
I will say the women's shorts are much more difficult than
42:34
men's shorts. Like the sticking to things.
42:36
I don't think you stick to things.
42:39
You don't stick. Yeah, like if you're staying.
42:41
On because the length of the short.
42:43
Yeah, OK, wait, you're probably you're right in a in a in a time
42:47
length and traditional sense. But for real, like men's shorts
42:52
now. And I appear if this has been a
42:54
thing for a while, I'm just I'm just so out of touch it doesn't
42:57
matter. But they have now like
43:00
measurements of the length of the short.
43:04
Yeah. OK, well this to me, this is
43:06
brand new. Like I was looking for new
43:08
shorts. This is a couple years ago and
43:10
they had like, I can't even remember 6 inch shorts and 9
43:15
inch shorts and some yeah. 6 inch shorts.
43:18
I mean, I let me tell you, these were some shorts shorts.
43:22
They're like 6 inch dude shorts and I'm like man, who wants a
43:26
short leg like way up their thigh?
43:30
I don't even know why that's a thing.
43:32
Oh, that's. OK.
43:33
It's what they're comfortable in.
43:34
I I think that honestly the issue isn't that you are
43:38
uncomfortable. I think The thing is, is if you
43:43
were to try it a Capri pant, I think you're afraid you're going
43:48
to like it, and then you would have to set aside your
43:54
discrimination against Manfreze. I mean I guess anything is
44:03
possible but I feel like this would just add to the decision
44:07
making process because you already have a problem with me
44:10
deciding between shorts and pants.
44:12
What if I had one in the middle? Now I got to decide that's super
44:15
easy. Or capris.
44:17
Or pants. It's super easy because.
44:20
You guys even wear capris? Are you just messing with me
44:22
right now? I.
44:23
Know guys who wear Capri pants? Do we both know guys?
44:27
We know guys who wear Capri pants.
44:29
Listen, if any of these guys who wear Capri pants are listening
44:32
to this episode, if you know me, I need to talk to you on the
44:34
side. Yeah, let them know.
44:37
It's just a way to be more comfortable.
44:39
And like, the other thing we've had too is in the past,
44:42
sometimes it'll be like Luke has to bring a pair of pants with
44:45
him because it's going to get colder later instead of just or
44:49
a pair of, well, never. It's never the other direction,
44:53
but you know, like that just seems all of it.
44:55
I don't know, I think they're great.
44:57
How? Often do I bring shorts and or
44:59
pants as a backup plan? It depends on if we're going to
45:01
be gone all day. You definitely bring another
45:03
outfit of bottom choice. OK, now I'm sure you're right
45:08
because you remember all kinds of crazy stuff, but I'm going to
45:12
give a little a little credit to this great state of Minnesota,
45:17
this place in. For weather.
45:20
In less than one day, it could be legitimately like 80 at 4:00
45:27
PM and it could be like 40 at 9:00 PM.
45:32
That's OK. 80 to 40 in one day is pretty unusual.
45:36
It's. Just like a handful of times
45:37
every year. Right, OK, well anyhow.
45:40
OK, sorry, 90 to 65. That happens every summer, a
45:43
bunch of times all the time in the summer.
45:46
Of course for. Me, that's a transition.
45:48
It's probably you want shorts when it's 90 and pants when it's
45:52
65. You're just.
45:53
Luke is the most particular person when it comes to clothes
45:57
and fashion, and I'm sure we'll even have more episodes about
46:01
fashion so that the masses can learn how ridiculous you are.
46:08
I'm a little ridiculous. About clothes and, like, the
46:11
concept of change is really hard for you.
46:16
And the concept of what is outside of the realm of
46:20
acceptability is hard for you. Like if Luke gets a stain on his
46:25
shirt, we have to go back home and change it.
46:27
Yeah. And.
46:28
Then it becomes house clothes. And right, right.
46:31
And I'm talking little teeny Tony Stain.
46:33
Like this one has a stain somewhere, I don't even remember
46:35
where. That's why this is house
46:37
clothes. And I'm one of those most
46:39
people, and I don't care. I'll say it out loud.
46:42
I've said it to people in private.
46:44
If I get a stain on my shirt and it's still there after the wash,
46:49
if I wear that shirt again and I'm in a situation someone's
46:53
like, oh, I'm like, oh, that just happened.
46:56
Because, you know, I don't want people to think, but I'm so
46:58
cheap, I don't care. I mean, like, it's just
47:00
clothing. Am I dressed?
47:02
Am I covered? Yeah.
47:04
Do I look good enough? Sure.
47:06
Do I have a little stain from something?
47:08
Yeah. But you know, it seems entirely
47:12
wasteful to disregard what I think are probably the other
47:15
thing is comfortable clothes, so.
47:18
You actually wear. I got it.
47:19
I can't even. I do you.
47:20
Wear capris I'm back to. Capri OK, Sorry, sorry.
47:23
I just literally in my head I'm like how does this even make
47:26
sense? So you wear and have capris like
47:29
when you bought them and the reason you wear them.
47:32
All the time which you know. It is all the time is
47:34
intentionally because it covers up your leg just enough that
47:39
when it cools down, you're not overly cold.
47:42
And yeah, it uncovers your your ankle to calf area just enough
47:48
so that when it's hot, you're not hot.
47:50
Yeah. That doesn't make any sense to
47:53
me. Yeah, I don't know.
47:54
It's like kind of putting, I mean, I, I don't know why it
47:57
works, but it's really good and I just wish you could learn
48:00
that. I do.
48:02
Have one three quarter length shirt sleeve one.
48:05
And you love. It I do, but hold on, there's a
48:08
lot of times when if it's a little cool, I'll be like, I
48:10
wish I had another 3 inches of sleeve on here cuz yeah you
48:15
could always pull it up, you know, and then it's fine.
48:17
Yeah, yeah. But I don't know do.
48:20
You pull your Capri pant legs up.
48:23
If it's really hot, maybe I wear a different kind of material
48:26
that's really easy to breathe. So I mean, maybe a maybe in some
48:32
of my other ones, but I don't know, that's probably I, I think
48:36
that I, I think Luke, you should try something new at some point
48:42
here. We're going to be going to a
48:44
warmer climate with questionable weather.
48:47
That's true, where it's going to be 6070 at night, you know, and
48:52
90 during the day. And I think it's a good time to
48:56
just have them so that when you go, you don't get hot or cold.
49:03
I'm about to sink my own chances at winning an episode and just
49:06
say this because the vote and the question is, should Luke?
49:12
Yes, should. Luke Should.
49:13
Luke get man priest. I mean, I, I want the answer to
49:18
that to be no. But if for whatever reason the
49:23
answer to this happens to be yes, strong yes too.
49:27
Can't be like a little bit. I needed to be like I got
49:31
smoked. I'll let you find or pick me out
49:36
some somewhere like it and I'll try and I'll hate it.
49:42
I hate every second of it until I'll be like why are these
49:44
things itching up on my leg hair?
49:46
Don't. You don't have like hair?
49:48
Well, that's. I mean, I do, naturally.
49:50
Well, but not you shave it off. Sure.
49:53
Anyway, I think. I'm just saying I, I just 'cause
49:56
if the votes are really obvious, that I'm just being an old
49:59
crotchety man. Yes, let's let.
50:01
OK, that's the vote, really. Should Luke get man?
50:04
Try something new. And I'm gonna eat my my people
50:08
that agree with me. Just you gotta vote.
50:10
Try it. I'm not even trying to be weird
50:12
about the podcast right now, I'm just I'm just worried about my
50:15
own self having to wear these things out in public.
50:18
I don't want to do it. No one will think that it's
50:20
weird you're. The because you said people do
50:23
it now. So maybe you're right, but I
50:24
don't believe it. I don't, I don't know.
50:26
I think the vote is to help Lukes comfort and to help me a
50:31
little and having to go to this back and forth, you know, is it
50:35
going to be too hot? Is it going to be too cold?
50:37
I think it would be a really good solution for your
50:39
temperature issues. So this is out of love that I'm
50:43
saying we should try it. And if anyone listening believes
50:46
in love, they. Oh for goodness.
50:49
Laying it on just for votes here, yeah.
50:52
Well. Just you went deep on that.
50:55
OK, that's that's the that's the question.
50:58
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51:41
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51:59
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52:19
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52:45
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52:48
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52:49
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A whole thing. I just want to do a whole thing.
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