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Consider this a course correction. This week, Jimmy and Larry are optimistically riding the Blue Wave directly into your headphones to get hopeful on putting your physical stats out there in the world like an athlete, your hat might not be the Japanese exclusive you think it is, the Our Legacy Work Shop x Nike appetizer has us wetting our beaks for Nike's 2027 comeback now that they have acknowledged our strata of menswear, the Dems have taken back the House and Senate so excuse us while we lib out, rising political stars we've got our eyes on and we're not just talking about our boy Hasan's meat, what posting your "I Voted" sticker says about you, the Met Gala reveals a new meaningless theme and we try to imagine what it could even possibly look like, who is going to get the Balenciaga job plus spreading some gossip we might've peeped, Kanye West's Yeezy returns to the runway though it feels a little too late even for his most hardcore stans, and much more.

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On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: How Michael's journey really resonates with us, Long Island Bar, and fact-checking an infamous lunch with Drake's in New York a few years ago.

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Our interview with Michael Hill is mythological. Michael—the creative director of Drake's—joined us at The Standard Hotel in London while we were in town for a long time coming conversation on wear testing your own products, full circle moments, Drake's getting mixed up for Drake (which, while a silly joke, actually happens), staying true to your heritage in a volatile landscape, iterating vs. sticking to the vision, the pressure he felt when he took the reigns over 15 years ago, assisting and learning from founder Michael Drake, following in his father Charles Hill's footsteps, why Drake's has resonated with a younger generation of menswear fans, how collabing with ALD was a game changer, gearing up for the brand's 50th anniversary, responding to pricing criticisms, how his job has changed since Mark Cho sold his stake in the brand and how it's going with his new partners, moving to Saville Row, and much more on Michael Hill's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.