Teddy KGB, is that you?!?

Some of the most awkward PTI episodes were when LeBatard and Whitlock would host together, and it was never apparent if they liked each other and the hate was an act, or actively loathed each other and couldn’t hide it. Either way it was a glorious cringe inducing 30 minute train wreck.

Bagels with lox, and we watched “Cops”.

Bill Russell and I think you can go to hell, sir! Good day!

And after he solves that mystery, he’ll move on to figuring out why Millennials keep killing everything! 

To borrow a well worn (and stupid) sports phrase, the designer doesn’t want the model to be “a distraction” from the clothes they are wearing. Hell, we’re only now starting to see mannequins that are different sizes. 

It has so many interesting smells and aromas emanating from it.

Close, that is the 2nd definition. 

Occasionally we will get a package of cured meats (prosciutto, capocollo, salmi, etc) from Costco and I always end up eating a fair amount of those meats just straight from the package. And I regret nothing.

“Existential afterthought” also happens to be the very first definition when you look up “Jacksonville, FL” in the dictionary.

Everything I know about fashion I learned from “Zoolander”.

I’d say leaves the pocket, but crossing the line of scrimmage might be easier to enforce.

I think for the designer, there’s a disconnect between themselves and the people who will end up wearing clothes based off of their designs, while a chef has their creation eaten right after they make it, while the designer doesn’t actually see how something looks IRL or get immediate feedback like a chef would. So…

Very true, but in many ways, they also embody many of the traditional “looks” of a model. They may not be Kate Moss thin, but they’re certainly far skinnier than an average woman.

This will probably sound callous, but if you’re a designer, isn’t the model less of a person and more of a canvas to showcase your designs and genius? If that’s the case, then you’d want the most basic and boring canvas available (and to have it be the same canvas year to year), kind of like how fine dining is only…

I’d say Rittenhouse is a personal budget favorite (100 proof, bottled in bond), not even close to a small distillery though. 

We’ll say no for now.

Philosophical Question:

If David Booth, Trevor Bauer, and Jordan Peterson are locked in a room w/ a typewriter and can only come out when they’ve typed one complete and coherent sentence, who gets eaten first?

I like the cut of your jib, sir, and would like to subscribe to your newsletter.

Damn Millennials, always trying to get their side hustle on.