*PATREON PREVIEW* Emotional Baggage

Summary

Throwing Fits: “PATREON PREVIEW Emotional Baggage”
Episode Date: July 1, 2026
Hosts: Jimmy & Larry

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Episode Overview

In this exclusive Patreon preview, Jimmy and Larry—self-proclaimed “grown dirtbags”—riff through their signature weekly “Boys Only” segment, diving into style, pop culture, and the “emotional baggage” carried by themselves and the characters populating the current zeitgeist. This episode features a deep-dive “fit check,” an expansive chat about outdoors and “gorp” fashion, a brutally honest post-mortem on the latest seasons of The Bear, and the hosts’ ever-sharp, irreverent banter.

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Fit Checks & Gorpcore

00:38–03:55

Key Points:

• The guys open with their signature “fit check,” breaking down each element of their outfits piece-by-piece, with particular attention to collabs and vintage workwear.
• Larry talks up his Margiela gats, Manresa socks, vintage Carhartt double knees, a Stüssy x Mountain Hardwear tee, and Raul’s merch hat.
  • “I am wearing Margiela gats. The socks are Manresa. The double knees are vintage Carhartt. The T shirt is Mountain Hardware. Stussy. One of my favorite collabs every year.” (Larry, 00:43)
• Discussion pivots to Mountain Hardwear and how it was an unexpected cult favorite in Larry’s North Carolina college experience, contrasting East Coast/West Coast/South “gorp” tastes.

Memorable Moment:

• Jimmy: “In the 90s, 2000s... mountaineering gear was kind of co-opted by urban fashion.” (01:32)
• Larry: “You could not pay me to go camping... I’m wearing it completely performatively.” (03:02)

Gym Habits & Performance Wear

• Larry details his new “hotbox” gym ritual: turning off the AC and shutting the windows for an ultra-sweaty workout.

  • “When I'm in the gym and I'm alone in my building, I turn the AC off and make sure all the windows are closed and just hotbox it out.” (Larry, 03:20)
  • Jimmy: “Why don’t you wear a garbage bag?” (03:41)

• Jimmy's fit: Our Legacy shoes, Amazon socks, Jean Erica shorts, Stüssy mesh shirt (for the “spicy” weather), with legacy boxers and additional layers from Emily Dawn Long.

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TV Talk: The Bear Recap-and-Rant

04:13–07:34

Key Points:

• Both hosts dissect The Bear, tracing its evolving fashion cues, plot arcs, and current status (spoiler warning through Season 4).
• Jimmy confesses he's behind on episodes and asks Larry for a season-by-season catch-up.
  • “Can you catch me up with the bear? I have not watched in season two... Did they open the restaurant? What's going on?” (Jimmy, 04:13)

Plot Update:

• “They did open the restaurant, The Bear... Carm is quitting because everyone he thinks... is better off without him, so he’s quitting and he’s leaving IO holding the bag.” (Larry, 05:05)
• Fashion in The Bear: Viral clothing moments like the “Mirsby schwann,” NN07 jacket, and redline Levi's fade, with Tom Browne chef’s shirts as recent gifts—but no new “hype” pieces.
  • “That was such a narrative... when the show started. I don't even think that's a part of the show really anymore, which is kind of... that was massive.” (Larry, 05:57)

On the Show’s Tone and Appeal:

• Larry: “I watched the bear and I am seated and I’m still locked in... It just got really, really, really serious. Season three, I think, was funny and fun. And then four... it’s just heavy, man.” (Larry, 07:11)

Notable Moments:

• Jimmy asking about Carol’s Tom Browne outfits and viral show wardrobe: “Are they still wearing tb?” (Jimmy, 05:36)
• Jimmy: “Do you like it? Is it good?” (07:05)
• Larry: “Personally, I’d rather laugh.” (07:11)

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Notable Quotes

• On Gorp-wear Performative Consumption:
  • Larry: “You could not pay me to go camping. ...I’m wearing it completely performatively.” (03:02)
• On Viral Fashion in TV:
  • Larry: “That was such a narrative specifically in our place when the show started... in reality, nothing [is viral] besides the Tom Browne chef's shirt... There hasn't been a... ‘Oh, that's right’—moment recently.” (05:57)
• On The Bear’s Shift to Drama:
  • Larry: “Season three, I think, was funny and fun. And then four, I think for the most recent one, it's just like it's just heavy, man. It's just, like, fucking heavy.” (07:11)

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Episode Flow and Tone

As always, Throwing Fits delivers in their irreverent, conversational style. Fashion is foundational; both hosts are candid about wearing brands for aesthetic over function, skewering trends, and referencing both niche Internet moments and pop culture headlines. The TV rundown is a hallmark: detailed, lightly gossipy, full of both praise and side-eye. For regular listeners, the episode maintains the podcast’s trademark blend of humor, self-awareness, and insight.

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Fit Check & Gorp Talk: 00:38–03:55
• Performance Wear & Gym Rituals: 03:11–03:55
• The Bear TV Recap & Fashion Analysis: 04:13–07:34

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Transcript

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[Jimmy]

Welcome to another midweek, boys Only of the only podcast matters. Fucking on and getting silly with Jimmy and Larry. Post Maddie an hour 45 with the most stoked man in media food. I don't know what he is. He's a. He's a Virgil Abloh food.

[Larry]

He's the most stoked man alive, dude. He's a white Virgil and that stoke is infectious.

[Jimmy]

I know you were catching that Maddie fever.

[Larry]

Larry. Maddie back at it again. Let's get to a fit check though.

[Jimmy]

First up, Lawrence, what are you wearing?

[Larry]

I am wearing Margiela gats. The socks are Manresa. The double knees are vintage car heart. The T shirt is Mountain Hardware. Stussy. One of my favorite collabs every year

[Jimmy]

as a corp guy.

[Larry]

As a guy who was very much in love with Mountain Hardware brand when I was in college. Super popular where I went to school. So why? I don't know. I think it's, you know, I feel like Patagonia. Well, obviously like, you know, is huge and popular across the nation. I feel like is maybe at least on the east coast. That feels like an above the Mason Dixon line thing. And then below the Mason Dixon line feels like a Mount Mountain Hardware territory because that's. I didn't even know it existed until I went to school in North Carolina.

[Jimmy]

Well, Mountain Hardware was in the 90s, 2000, like along with like North Face Columbia. Mountain Hardware was kind of like helly, helly, Helly. Henson was always kind of like in that realm of like or you know, mountaineering gear that was like kind of co opted by like urban fashion.

[Larry]

What Writers, graffiti guys.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. And also just like. Sure, yeah. And what Graph. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So it was always, I don't know, it was always like an east coast thing. So to me it's more like an east coast west coast link up, I don't think.

[Larry]

Yeah, maybe.

[Jimmy]

To me it's weird that it was like a southern south of Mason Dixon.

[Larry]

I didn't know it existed until I went to school.

[Jimmy]

Patagonies where you developed or school colleges where you developed. You're like frat boy banker. Yeah, like the woven belts, Patagonia barbers, Columbia fishing gear, shirts, barbers, a lot of stuff.

[Larry]

Wallabies. Yeah. I don't know, it's funny the. The gorp that I was Exposed to, obviously. I didn't know it was called gore, but it wasn't worn in a way that even feels remote. The mountain hardware that I remember from in college was never, like worn in the way that, like, people would wear, you know, I don't know. Stucy Mountain hardware now either way, one of my favorite collabs. I feel like it flies under the radar. And from the TE's to the outerwear, accessories, just. I love that link up.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. You get in the tent.

[Larry]

No. You know, camping. You could not pay me to go camping. Do you camp the you talking about. But you love.

[Jimmy]

But you love the mountain hardware.

[Larry]

All right. Oh, dude, I'm wearing it completely performatively. I mean, maybe in the gym, you know, there's like. They make great performance stuff. We can both attest to that.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Larry]

Yeah, that's true. That is a fact.

[Jimmy]

Good for. Good for the treadmill.

[Larry]

Good for sweating while throwing plates.

[Jimmy]

You sweat while you throw plates.

[Larry]

Well, I'm. I'm doing a new thing. I guess fitness was big on the Maddie pot. So I'll just do. So basically when I'm in the gym and I'm alone in my building, I turn the AC off and make sure that all the windows are closed and I just like hot box it out and just really sweat through it. I like that adds. It's a. It's adding as a guy who doesn't really sweat, it adds a real nice vigorous element.

[Jimmy]

Why don't you wear a garbage bag?

[Larry]

I honestly probably should, dude. For my hot girl walks. Moving on up. The hat is Raul's merch and the underwear are supreme Hanes. And my sunglasses are sun buddies. James.

[Jimmy]

The shoes are our legache. The socks are Amazon. The shorts are Jean Erica. The mesh shirt because it is spicy outside. I don't know. You're wearing pants. Is stussy.

[Larry]

Your nipples.

[Jimmy]

Thank you, Emily Dawn. Long shells our legacy. Morocco thistles. Boxers are hanes. All right, let's get into the meat and potatoes. Can you catch you up with the bear? I have not watched in season two and I kind of was like felt bad while talking to Maddie about it and like, was hoping I wouldn't expose my whole ass. I have not watched the bear since episode two of season two. What has happened? Where are we? Did they open the restaurant? What's going on? Did Carmy set get over his of his dead brother? Yeah.

[Larry]

What?

[Jimmy]

Apparently. Is the dead brother back? I keep seeing Bernthal and all the promotional materials. What the. Is he a ghost? What's going on?

[Larry]

He's not a ghost. They're flashbacks episodes. What happened in the Bear, Seasons two through four? Yeah, I. They did open the restaurant the Bear. Cool food.

[Jimmy]

Like is it Danish?

[Larry]

It's, it's like it feels like high end American.

[Jimmy]

All right.

[Larry]

There's a whole dessert program because of Lionel Boyce. And the last thing that happened when it ended season, he quit. He's quitting is where we're at. Carm Karm is quitting because he, everyone he thinks in his, you know, fucked up broken mind and heart and soul that like everyone is better off without him. So he's like he's quitting and he's leaving IO holding the bag. And then.

[Jimmy]

Is she still wearing Tom Brown?

[Larry]

Are they still wearing tb?

[Jimmy]

She just her specifically. Was it just her? Oh.

[Larry]

Cause he gifted her. It was like the gift.

[Jimmy]

I don't know any viral pieces of clothing like the Mirsby schwann or the NN07 jacket or the redline Levi. Levi's from the, from the pilot episode.

[Larry]

That's actually, you know, it's so funny. That was such a narrative specifically in our place when the show started. I don't even think that like a part of the show really anymore, which is kind of cuz that was a. That was massive.

[Jimmy]

I live in though. He's a little Easter eg that got blown up into out of proportion on like our little strange up corner of the Internet.

[Larry]

Yeah, yeah, I guess. Yeah you're right. It felt big relative to to our space yet. But in reality nothing I I besides the Tom Brown chef's shirt as like a gift in whatever season that was, there hasn't been like a. Oh, that's right. The guy who created the bear, Chris Thor and the guys that work on the bear like Matty Matheson love clothes and there's like Easter eggs. I could not tell you.

[Jimmy]

What about cuz wearing suits now that

[Larry]

he's a Matrix D. Oh sure.

[Jimmy]

His now he's foh.

[Larry]

Yeah cousins suits are pretty mid. He likes to do a dark suit, dark shirt deal. I think that like has to do with his role as Matri D. But Maddie facts character Neil is going crazy because I would imagine that's like Maddie picking out like cool suits for the character. He's crushing. But you know what they're having really nothing viral for sure.

[Jimmy]

Do you like it? Is it good?

[Larry]

It's.

[Jimmy]

Is it hilarious? It's a comedy.

[Larry]

I watched the bear and I am seated and I'm still locked in. I think that the show it's just it just got really, really, really serious. Season three, I think, was funny and fun. And then four, I think for the most recent one, it's just like. It's just heavy, man. It's just like fucking heavy. And I would rather laugh personally.

[Jimmy]

That's what he's saying. How many stars? What's the TV letter box? What's the scale on TV boxed?

[Larry]

Are we behind the paywall?

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

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