What was your favorite, I'm fresh as hell and
feeling myself outfit back in your middle school or high school days?
>> Good question.
>> Very.
>> I guess I'll go.
I for some reason, I had a Tommy Hilfiger addiction, when I was in middle school.
[LAUGH] I said when we go school shopping, is gotta be Tommy.
I gotta have Tommy on me from head to toe because
I wasn't those Tommy Hilfiger shoes, not for me.
But let's say let's go from head to ankle.
[LAUGH] From head to ankle, everything was Tommy,
because I went to a prep school and you had to wear a collared shirt.
And I don't wanna be clown, so I had to look fresh and for
some reason Tommy Hilfiger was it for me.
I think I might have dipped into a little bit of Polo.
But for the most part, it was Tommy Hilfiger and
I didn't want that discount Tommy either.
If it's on discount, it's not for me.
Mom, you better run up this bill price.
[LAUGH] [CROSSTALK] >> Is that how you were talking to
her at the time?
>> [LAUGH] That was allowed in my house.
>> [LAUGH] At 11 years old Mom, you better run this bill [LAUGH]
>> I dress like a dork a lot like
[LAUGH] yeah.
>> Shorts,- [INAUDIBLE],- I still dress like a dork [LAUGH].
>> Probably but not like not a cool but anyways, there's a lot of Tommy Hilfiger.
And I thought it looked sharp for the most part.
And then when I left prep school, I didn't really care how it looked anymore.
>> [CROSSTALK] >> That was it,
a lot of Tommy Hilfiger back in my day.
>> We remember the ripped pants incident.
>> That was not from school, let's move on [LAUGH].
>> Afterwards you just didn't care.
>> So [INAUDIBLE] >> [LAUGH]
>> There's another question,
it's from an Austrian creed wins.
So can you tell us a story >> [LAUGH]
>> About your ripped pants that you didn't
wanna ever change,- this just,- in store I'm gonna answer your original question.
[LAUGH] >> Answer the question sir,
>> so I'll find a find pictures,
I think I have them, for
like one stint, I was like a kid's clothing like model, like [INAUDIBLE].
[INAUDIBLE] [CROSSTALK] ,- he's wearing,- sorta dimples now.
>> Yeah, you're,- like the big glasses.
They're all thick and just like the biggest rim glasses remember how back in
the day if you had glasses they're over your eyebrows and stuff too.
It was some of those, but I had there was this.
What's a swishing material like windbreaker
material >> Yeah
>> Full windbreaker suit
lean up against the side of a wall with a football.
>> [LAUGH] >> Just clean, so that's probably when I
was a kid, back in the day that I thought a windbreaker suit could do no wrong.
But then you play heads up, seven up and
people would hear your swishy pants and they know it was you.
So it was maybe like sixth grade and I gotta put it away and
then I don't know what happened to me after that.
>> But here's a great Seinfeld reference where
George wears a squishy suit that makes a lot of noise.
But I wish, could you all watch this, so you could get some references.
>> [INAUDIBLE] spoilers [LAUGH] What if I was almost there at that episode?
[LAUGH] >> Look, let's move on.
>> [LAUGH] Go ahead >> For me I don't know if I had an actual
outfit but I will say, my dad worked at and still works at Boston College.
And every year they used to do an initiative called Clean Sweep, where
they would tell kids who would be moving out of their college dorms.
And you can donate your clothes to charities or
people who needed clothes I guess.
So we'd go around to all the dorms and collect all the clothes,
bring them to a hall and separate them and all that, but at one point in time
we could actually go to the clothes and see if there was anything that we wanted.
So I'd get stuff that was college clothes, do you know what I mean?
So, I remember getting a pair of overalls and
I thought that it was the coolest thing ever, just some straight up overalls.
I was really big into gene stuff,
they call it the Canadian tuxedo with so soul denim.
Yeah, I think I had Canadian tuxedo,
which was just dark denim jacket, dark denim pants that I got from clean sweep.
And I thought I was gonna put some Tim's on into that.
>> I meant it that, [CROSSTALK] ,- way cleaner than us.
[INAUDIBLE] Did he?
>> Well, I don't know, I feel like I was but again looking at the clothes that we
wore back in those days, I don't know how anyone let us leave the house.
It's embarrassing.
>> At the time it was hot.
Yeah, I almost skipped over.
I forgot when I did
actually when I went to high school that was the Burlington Coat Factory days.
We could get the echo for real cheap, you get state property.
So I was wearing those tall tees do a lot of in my,
senior year went to public school.
But yeah just the jumbo jeans to, that was the time like 304,
I was wearing all that bag is way too baggy.
>> Here if you guys wanna see it, I just put it in the chat.
And we can throw this on socials or something, so what you need to see it's,
for the audio listeners.
>> [LAUGH] >> Look at you!
>> [LAUGH] >> That's ridiculous.
>> We definitely need to throw this out.
[LAUGH] >> That's a love pose.
[LAUGH] >> My god!
>> I'm not mad at that at all.
>> What a pose!
Look at you.
>> That's my life for a little bit,- hand in the pocket.
>> You got to be clean.
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