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Happy Black Friday! This week, Jimmy and Larry are giving thanks for the tiny details, underage drinking in independent movie theaters, new last just dropped, initiating your loafers by scoring them, unpuffing the puffa, puka shell necklaces are definitely here but what about the surfer gear wave, buying shirts off another man's back, being the fattest and oldest guy at The Hellp listening party, what kind of sound system are you rocking with at home, Dove Ellis' Irish family are wonderful folks even if we got off on the wrong foot, we saw Geese live at Brooklyn Paramount so we can definitively put a bow on the pod's discourse on the band of the moment, everything we're thankful for this year from all our different kind of friends and life-affirming travel to Chief Keef and the local restaurants we've spent the most money at, Lawrence is going to Mexico with his family for Thanksgiving which should be interesting, James reflects on his sober November 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: When do you wear your sunglasses inside, stop making fun of British food, and Saville Row.

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Our interview with Carter Young Altman is tailor-made. Carter—the founder and creative director of the eponymous brand Carter Young—made his glorious return to NYC to chat pivoting from butt clothing, stealing from your mom's closet, how he dresses to fly, cinema as the starting point that inspires his clothes, an American designer in London living outside of what he's studying, rejecting nostalgia, new Americana, London's menswear scene and their tailoring heritage, NHS coverage is sometimes too good, looking back on your old designs and iterating, MTM tailoring is his brand's future, how much money SSENSE owes him, the best advice Matthew Williams ever gave him, brands doubling down on what works instead of experimenting, hot guy decides not to be face of his own brand, what he learned working at Kith, the economic engine of the business, making George Daniel's wedding suit, stylists and image makers are the real influencers, creating value for customers, and much more on Carter Young Altman's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.