Throwing Fits

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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: Styling tips and tricks we are both sick of and love, the classic move of pairing a simple fit with some freaky ass shoes, and thinking deeply on the topics of influence and popularity.

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Our interview with Sebastian Jean is chill. Sebastian—fashion director of Highsnobiety—checked in ahead of time to make sure our office wasn't too cold before rolling through to talk wearing his dead WHOOP just for the look, getting his money's worth on The Row jeans, Player Layers™, Lawrence was once his editor but has zero recollection of that ever happening, how the Noah Johnson tenure at Highsnob is going, fashion parties have their own zone of interest, magazines should have their own in-house lines, where to draw the line when it comes to silly hats, pushing celebs like Michael Olise and Lil Yachty out of their comfort zones, he is one of the few people to have seen Juergen Teller wearing pants, lessons learned from the late great stylist Melanie Ward, he was in the Calvin Klein trenches with Raf Simons (and Matthieu Blazy and Pieter Mulier and Sterling Ruby), explore page core, speedos and flip-flops, sometimes you gotta shop for things you just shopped for, the overstyling bug, Frank Ocean has him thinking about wigs being next up, Tekken fits, Hip-Hop's going out shirt era, his wedding is coming up quick and he's gotta figure out what to wear, and much more on Sebastian Jean's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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Somebody get these BEGGARS out of here! This week, Jimmy and Larry have traveled great lengths to deliver you another epic on fun socks hitting critical mass, OpenAI's photoshoot would have slapped 10 years ago, when wearing clothes becomes a competition everyone loses, one of the best stores in NYC expands their in-house line to fantastic results, popovers are underrated, unlocking a new personal style character, a 40-year-old man attends the Skylrk pop-up, an exhaustive and critical review of Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, some thoughts around his filmography and the impossibly low bar audiences have come to expect from the movies, using the girlies as a barometer of how the World Cup final halftime show went and who we think got paid the most, Fanatics Fest is a plague on modern society, Zoomer girlfriends have turned into mommy's for their men so we have to set a generation of lazy unambitious men straight, after putting in the research James is finally ready to reveal his favorite white tees and surprisingly Lawrence has some to add as well despite never really wearing them, 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: Metrosexuals in 2026, your partner putting all your shit on blast in the public discourse, and now that we think about it there really aren't any beta male role models anymore so we guess we'll step up.

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Our interview with Mackenzie Thomas is confessional. Mackenzie—writer, artist, and performer—was more than ready and willing to hit the stu and completely unload on her straight male friends' reaction to coming on the pod, her own tweeted history with TF, where are all the beta male role models, an on mic Amazon cart reveal, she got a staph infection from hitting a rogue vape, her writing shouldn't be in everybody's hands, recapping the viral elite sex party she attended, SoHo is Florida, that time she had a psychotic break at college complete with a psych ward fit check, her dad lost a finger in Las Vegas after touching a cursed box and it ended up tearing her family apart, 1v1ing every type of love, stop taking pics with C-listers, kissing a guy on a first date and almost throwing up but to be clear it was her fault, and much more on Mackenzie Thomas' interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.