*PATREON PREVIEW* Peptides: A Love Story

Summary

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Throwing Fits – PATREON PREVIEW Peptides: A Love Story

Date: April 8, 2026
Hosts: Jimmy & Larry

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Episode Overview

In this Boys-Only Patrons Preview, Jimmy and Larry return from back-to-back recording sessions with a heady and humorous deep dive into their current style obsessions, sneakerheads’ holy grails, fashion’s hidden gems, and, of course, the mythic quest for the perfect pair of loafers. The episode plays like an unscripted hang between friends, loaded with sneakers-and-style talk, personal anecdotes, and playful banter, all delivered in the loveably irreverent Throwing Fits tone. While the main focus hovers around recent fashion pickups, the state of luxury loafers, and lowkey “white whale” guests, the guys also tease forthcoming conversations around peptide supplementation and its sartorial impact.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Post-Recording Catch-Up: The Nicholson Studio Energy

• The episode opens with Jimmy and Larry reflecting on a lengthy session with Nicholson Studio and Nick Wooster. Both hosts joke about the personal side-affects of recording marathons, especially Jimmy’s near-insurmountable need to pee:
  • “I’m so hydrated that by the end, I can’t even sit still. About to literally pee my pants.” – Jimmy (00:38)
  • “My boy pissing his Pampers.” – Larry (01:30)
• The segment sets a loose, relatable, and jocular tone.

2. What Are You Wearing? – Spring Fits & Footwear Obsessions

• The hosts break down their OOTDs (Outfits Of The Day), highlighting favorite finds and lamenting fashion brands that have come and gone.
  • Jimmy shouts out his “Fila Plus” tracksuit:
    • “It’s like Fila for rich guys. It was incredibly expensive.” – Jimmy (01:57)
  • Larry mentions track jacket weather and shoes that have become personal grails, specifically “Gasoline Green” eel loafers from The Row:
    • “One—the Gasoline Green eel Row loafers are still my grail.” – Larry (02:38)
  • They discuss the tragic fate of their split tracksuit gift from a brand event, with Jimmy admitting he “begged” Larry for it to complete his set (02:18).

3. Loafer Talk: Allen Edmonds, The Row, Pricing Realities

• The conversation pivots to high-end, American-made shoes, with Allen Edmonds’ “Miller Croc” loafers as an example of the kind of “peak” footwear hard to find today.
  • “The epitome of American made footwear… but yeah, the Miller maybe.” – Jimmy (03:23)
  • They marvel at the use of genuine crocodile leather:
    • “Genuine crocodile.” – Larry (03:48)
  • Price transparency is skirted in case "we both got these for free," but they encourage listeners to “look this up yourself.” (03:54)
  • They discuss the mix of traditional shapes and current fashion aesthetics in these loafers:
    • “It is a great shape. Much more classic, traditional than like these Pinch… the pinch toe on The Row.” – Jimmy (05:00)
  • The potential to finally buy the elusive green loafers is debated, especially with The Row’s new Soho store opening soon (04:07):
    • “How wearable is a green loaf?” – Jimmy (05:31)
    • “They’re super dark green… not like your pissy lime tracky.” – Larry (05:34)

4. Celebrating (and Teasing) “White Whale” Podcast Guests

• The white whale metaphor is invoked for yet-to-be-announced, elusive future guests.
  • Jimmy tries to spill some tea:
    • “Talking about the white whale that was… that was slaughtered. Now we can move on to…” – Jimmy (06:16)
  • Larry shuts it down fast, not wanting to jinx anything:
    • “No, do not. No, don’t say anything until something’s happened.” – Larry (06:20)
  • Conversation hints at efforts to bring on “Big John” for a UK trip episode—a favorite internet food ordering legend (06:36-07:13):
    • “Cooler than a cucumber sandwich. That man can fucking order for the whole table… It’s an absolute fucking masterclass.” – Jimmy (07:13)

5. Wardrobe Rundown Continues: Luxe But Relatable

• Jimmy lists: Our Legacy Workshop jeans, Port Armani tee, “Our Legacy Drinking Team” tee, Sorbara’s hat, Sun Buddies glasses, and Supreme Hanes underwear (07:35).
• Larry’s fit: Studio Nicholson Wooster shoes, Lusso Cloud socks, Jean Erica jeans, Our Legacy tee and V-neck—a quick sprint home to intercept a DHL package is recounted in real-time New York fashion (07:52-08:21):
  • “I was racing home on a city bike… because, like, for some reason on this DHL package, I couldn’t release a signature I had to sign.” – Larry (08:10)

6. Foreshadowing the Peptides Topic

• Jimmy teases “peptide stack” talk related to fitness and fitting into coveted pieces, hinting at a bigger conversation down the line:
  • “And hopefully will fit even better when I get my peptide stack in order. But we’ll get into that later.” – Jimmy (07:39)

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Memorable Quotes

• “I’m so hydrated that by the end, I can’t even sit still. About to literally pee my pants.” – Jimmy (00:38)
• “My boy pissing his Pampers.” – Larry (01:30)
• “Gasoline Green eel Row loafers are still my grail.” – Larry (02:38)
• “It pays to know Nick Wooster. Literally.” – Jimmy (04:31)
• “Genuine crocodile.” – Larry (03:48)
• “How wearable is a green loaf?” – Jimmy (05:31)
• “Cooler than a cucumber sandwich. That man can fucking order for the whole table. He can pivot in real time. It’s an absolute fucking masterclass.” – Jimmy (07:13)
• “And hopefully will fit even better when I get my peptide stack in order. But we’ll get into that later.” – Jimmy (07:39)
• “I was racing home on a city bike… on a freaking team… because, like, for some reason on this DHL package, I couldn’t release a signature I had to sign.” – Larry (08:10)

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Notable Timestamps

• 00:38: Jimmy’s post-recording urgency & podcast hygiene humor
• 01:30: Banter over “tracky weather,” style application, and OOTDs
• 02:38: Larry’s “Gasoline Green eel Row loafers” grail moment
• 03:23 – 04:07: Loafer talk—Allen Edmonds Miller Crocs & The Row’s Soho opening tease
• 05:31: The practicality and styling of green loafers
• 06:16 – 07:13: The mythos of “white whale” guests and Big John’s ordering skills
• 07:39: Peptide stack foreshadowing
• 08:10: Larry’s Race-for-the-package NYC anecdote

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Tone & Style

The guys are at their most playful—mixing self-effacing humor, fashion-head details, (nearly) name-dropping, and off-the-cuff inside jokes (“pissy tracky,” “Cooler than a cucumber sandwich”) that keep the tone fun and accessible. The episode’s central pleasures are the shared obsession over niche menswear items, the “boys-only” candor, and their palpable anticipation for future podcast moves.

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Summary

PATREON PREVIEW Peptides: A Love Story is a quintessential Throwing Fits hangout episode—at once niche and friendly, steeped in menswear nerdery and the camaraderie of two tastemakers with a taste for both luxury and humor. From fit checks to fantasy loafers, near-guests to supplement stacks, Jimmy and Larry stitch together a love story as much about the chase—and the jokes—as the actual wardrobe wins.

Transcript

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[Larry]

Welcome to another midweek, boys. Only around and getting silly with Jimmy and Larry after two hours with Nicholson Studio. Nicholson Wooster.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, we've been going along with people and I'm so hydrated that by. By the end, I can't even sit still. About to literally pee my pants.

[Larry]

I can tell. I think when you're, like, about to peo. Pants.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. About to piss your diaper for podcasting.

[Larry]

Yo.

[Jimmy]

Honestly, never get up from the seat.

[Larry]

Get a catheter.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, because. Because when it's towards the end, you don't want to be like, yo, can we take a break so I can pee when there's 10 minutes left? You just gotta just do it. I thug it out. Oh, no, I'd rather thug it out, but between Nick, Mary, somebody else I don't remember. Anyway. Yeah, dude, what's up?

[Larry]

The Core 4.

[Jimmy]

Oh, the Core 4. Well, yeah.

[Larry]

You weren't even on beers that night.

[Jimmy]

No, I don't. That wasn't as tough as both Mary and Nick. I'm, like, at my breaking point. I'm at my pissing point.

[Larry]

All that drip. My boy pissing his Pampers. Lawrence, what are you wearing?

[Jimmy]

I'm wearing maybe spring day. I don't know. Yeah, it's pretty nice out. Yeah, Tracky weather. Got the Fila plus. No idea if the brand is still around. Got the track on. Got the track on.

[Larry]

Wait.

[Jimmy]

Shout out to Lev. I don't. I think it was a. A two and done. A one year, two season contract. Pack it up, put in a blunt, smoke it.

[Larry]

I think seasons. I think just one.

[Jimmy]

No, I mean, listen, dude, it's like Fila for rich guys. It was incredibly expensive.

[Larry]

Still got some.

[Jimmy]

I'm sure you can still buy it. No one bought it.

[Larry]

Still got some at the Webster. Yeah, 70 off.

[Jimmy]

We were on a seating list, throwing fits. Wasn't. And our tracksuit got split in half. And you were kind enough to let me make it whole, so I do have.

[Larry]

I thought I sold my.

[Jimmy]

Nah, dude, you gave it to me because I. I, like, was begging for it. I like it was really, really path. That's anyway like James said, track jacket weather. Fela plus tracky.

[Larry]

I didn't say that.

[Jimmy]

We'll start with that. I. You said it's spring. Like James said, it's tracky weather, baby. The eel loafers are the row. The socks are Shiro. The jeans are are.

[Larry]

Yo, I gotta say just. Sorry. Sorry to interrupt real quick. One, the Gasoline Green eel roll loafers are still my grill.

[Jimmy]

Did you get them? I saw you posted that flip.

[Larry]

Yeah, they didn't have my size. I couldn't even try them on. Two, as a maybe consolation prize, the Allen Edmonds Miller Crocs look pretty good. I'm not just saying that because Nick Wooster was on the podcast. This is boys only. I can say whatever the I want product.

[Jimmy]

We love you.

[Larry]

We don't care what Nick said. We love you. Oh yeah.

[Jimmy]

I know you're listening, Raph, my guy. We. We love you with all our heart, Raph.

[Larry]

I went to the Sterling Rubing show two weeks ago. Yeah, great. Little maybe consolation prize that I feel like I will be picking up at this dinner that we're going to. A wild chair.

[Jimmy]

Those are real cr. Real alligator, real gator, Real crocs. Or just like an embossed pattern? I mean it's a high end line. I mean these are like really. This is the peak, the epitome of American made footwear that you would normally associate with like Alden. Like the obvious, but not the obvious. Only one player otherwise. But yeah, the Miller maybe. Yeah, I would love to. I mean, what is the price? I mean eel and. And croc and or gator are totally different.

[Larry]

Genuine crocodile.

[Jimmy]

Wow. Don't say the price out loud in case we both got these for free. Except the cookies.

[Larry]

God damn it.

[Jimmy]

I guess everyone could just look this up yourself. Yeah, we're gonna have to fucking figure out we can't match. So we're gonna have to talk. You get first. You get right of first refusal if you're not gonna get the eels. But I was curious if you had finally pulled the trig on Gasoline Green. What was that? La Garon.

[Larry]

You know, I was at the roast store. Oh, which by the way, by the way, love the row. Excited for their big new store in Soho. Their townhouse on the side. Looking kind of janky, bro.

[Jimmy]

So I went there with Jenna a while back. I can attest the same. I was. I was disappointed. Yeah, the. The. The men's was mainly because we're getting.

[Larry]

These shoes are very. Let me see.

[Jimmy]

Let Me see the damage. I need to purr. Woo. Let's f. Yo, listen. Pays to know Nick Wooster. Literally.

[Larry]

Yeah, bro.

[Jimmy]

If they're genuine. Okay.

[Larry]

And then regular. Regular non croc. Yeah, Much more reasonable. Cordovan is, you know, pretty. Pretty.

[Jimmy]

That's a real price of a horse's ass.

[Larry]

But the crocodile, my goodness.

[Jimmy]

Anyway, it is a great shape. Much more classic traditional than like these Pinch. The pinch toe on. On the row. Yeah, listen, I have no doubt they will be. You can't contain yourself. Well, I don't know what you were. What were you expecting?

[Larry]

Crocodile dun.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, they're definitely going to bring these back. You will have the opportunity to get them in gasoline green.

[Larry]

No, I think that they are seasonal. They're perennial now.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, they're everywhere.

[Larry]

Well, I think when they open the bigger store in New York, I mean, I'm going to wait till we're in Paris to like actually cop them if. If that's going to be.

[Jimmy]

How wearable is a green loaf?

[Larry]

They're super dark green.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Larry]

It's not like you're pissy lime tracky.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, pissy tracky.

[Larry]

Slimy tracky.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Okay, fair. I mean, it's. But it's not like black or brown. I'm just. I just wondered if you would go classic first before because, listen, speaking of pretty penny. Well, you ain't cheap, brother.

[Larry]

Yeah, I know. I don't know. I mean, they're not. It's not crocodile.

[Jimmy]

No, no. It's way easier to catch and kill in terms of the animal kingdom.

[Larry]

I want to have some jelly deals with the General Bosch.

[Jimmy]

I mean, listen, bro.

[Larry]

Hoy mash. Jelly deal.

[Jimmy]

That's gonna. That's gonna happen. Yo, now that. Well, we can say this because. Well. Or should what happened because of where the schedule is, like, do you think anything.

[Larry]

I don't know what you're talking about.

[Jimmy]

Talking about the white whale that was. That was. That was slaughtered. Now we can move on to.

[Larry]

No, do not. No, don't say anything until something's happened.

[Jimmy]

You were.

[Larry]

You're running your pretty little mouth all over town talking about this, like, white whale that we captured. The white whale has not been landed yet.

[Jimmy]

The. The next white whale or maybe the first. Who knows. Big. Big John.

[Larry]

A real.

[Jimmy]

A real whale of a tail. We just need to get our pretty little booties over to the uk, man.

[Larry]

Yeah, he said he'd be down. We chatted a bit.

[Jimmy]

But I love that he's getting like. Not that he wasn't popping, but like this. Him being Cool under pressure and just being like a assassin when it comes to the order. It's nice to see him getting even more shine.

[Larry]

Well, it's like he went. He went. He became a guy. He became an Internet guy. Right? And he's almost, like, enjoying this, like, second ascension. Yeah. Internet guido.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Larry]

We're now, like, even more people are understanding his. The legend that is Big John, which, you know, anyone that was, like, early on the Big John trade is just happy for him.

[Jimmy]

Cooler than a cucumber sandwich. That man can fucking order for the whole table. He can pivot in real time. It's a. It's an absolute fucking masterclass. And I'm not the first person to say that. Moving on. The jeans are our legacy workshop in Port Armani. The tea is the. Our legacy. Drinking. Drinking team tea. Greetings. A shirt that I got not really in my size at the time.

[Larry]

The.

[Jimmy]

It's a medium that now fits.

[Larry]

Oh, wow.

[Jimmy]

And hopefully will fit even better when I get my peptide stack in order. But we'll get into that later. The hat is Sorbara's. The glasses are Sun Buddies. The underwear are Supreme Hanes James, what did you wear to POD today on this almost spring day?

[Larry]

The shoes are Studio Nicholson Wooster, not Studio Nicholson. Copped off the real real. The socks are Lusso Cloud. The jeans are Jean Erica. The T shirt is our legacy. The V neck is our legacy. Touchdown. I was bro fix.

[Jimmy]

He's on the team.

[Larry]

Yeah, bro, I'm on the team. I was racing home on a freaking team. Yeah, I was racing home on a city bike because, like, for some reason on this DHL package, I couldn't release a signature I had to sign.

[Jimmy]

Oh, brutal, dude.

[Larry]

Nothing worse than, like, missing that. So I'm getting the text, like, your guys three stops away. Your guys one step away. I'm booking at home after watching Summer House with some homies and run into a guy on the street.

[Jimmy]

You went to premium rush mode to get there?

[Larry]

Yeah, I was going JGL for sure.

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