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Oh, I bet you read a lot of articles. This week, Jimmy and Larry are out of the sun and back in the stu to talk through sitting in gum, grail sniping, even a swagless homie is right twice a year, the smaller the claw the sweeter the juice, the best meal deal in American, the three C's of Miami, breaking down the emerging Chrow (mixing Chrome Hearts and The Row) trend and why its potentially interesting irony is sadly lost upon its participants, guys who price sort the world high to low, straight men on cruises as a microcosm for society and how this relates to the Team USA hockey situation, has anyone ever considered being more like coach Herb in Miracle, the greatest burn of all time, making the blizzard about yourself, Tyler the Creator vs. J. Press and guys dressing up like JFK Jr. to hit the bar proves we are once again never wrong just early, Gucci is using A.I. like a freshman hanging posters on his dorm room wall, Zuckerberg sat front row at Prada potentially signaling a revenger of the nerds type scenario in fashion, and 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: menswear's race to the bottom sure looks familiar, the hubris of having good taste, and tier 1 T-shirts.

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Our interview with Aaron Moldonado is authentic. Aaron—the founder and and creative director of Brigade—left his pregnant wife alone to make the most of his pod debut on drunk driving a fixie to Montauk, upper number barely legal Jordans, what it's like to live with pants autism, putting flags on jawnz is a cheat code, starting a brand with $500 in pizza delivery tips and making sure he had budget for business cards, Brigade is a family business and that family is about to get bigger, his shadow agency that will make any brand's wildest dreams come true, original ideas coming from within, the cottage industry of ripping off independent designers including himself, streetwear with a hard R, tourists vs. purists, Brigade's 10 year anniversary brick factory, delivering bad news with a smile on your face, how New York City became a brand, Kith's global dominance, the streetwear media machine in 2026, and much more on Aaron Moldonado's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.