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Boys. Only bonus uncut content for the best friends on Patreon. Weren't you.
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Right? We had so much.
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Good. Yeah, we'll try to replicate no everything to a te. Lawrence like the horse on his Hermes scarf. Kicked this. You can bleep that out. Kicked the power outlet and we had to start over anyway. After an hour 40ish with Jackie McKeown. Lawrence, what are you wearing? Wearing arm Williams boots straight from.
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Oz. The socks are socks. So mad at myself. The jeans are vintage Levi's 501s. The Polo is.
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Lacoste. Not hemmed, not cropped. It is not.
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Cropped. The hat is Sor bar as the jacket is vintage Giorgio Armani. Just like Jackie. We were on the same wavelength today. Scarf with a goofy horse on it is Hermes. James was. We were. We were doing a lot of stuff with the scarf and now we're not. This is. I don't know if you guys can see that that's the horse on the scarf. Yep, that's.
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Me. Why? So why are you so mad at.
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Yourself? Because we had the whole thing done and it didn't.
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Save? Because I picked it. Yeah, it's. It's not that it didn't save. It's that it got unplugged. All right, I'm wearing MF Pen shoes. The first time I'm wearing shoes on pot. Well, I guess there will be a boys only where I'm not wearing my rear Solomon MDX GH1 whatever, GLP1.
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Boots. You're back.
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Though. Plantar fasciitis is in.
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Regression. Thank.
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God.
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Yeah. Thank you. Thank you.
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West. Honestly, I felt. Wes. I felt paralyzed by choice with all my shoe.
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Options. Oh, you have two. You have too many.
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Options. I forgot how hard it is to.
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Like. Great problem to.
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Have. It's like you add in one more factor in the permutations. Just go.
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Crazy. Yeah, you know, I got.
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That. There is something you said, maybe for uniform dressing, where it's like, all right, I know what the shoe's gonna be. I can already start to, like, build a fit around that. I know what the socks got to.
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Be. What made you decide on these? Of all. Of all the pairs, what put you over the finish.
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Line? I don't know. I was out early in the day in sneakers, and it was free. It was brick as hell. My feet were.
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Cold. Oh, because, like, the perforation in the performance fabrics. Yeah. So you need the leather. You need some good h.
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Yep. You need some good motherfucking shoes on pen. Yeah. The socks are random Amazon brand. The jeans are from Varsity Los.
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Angeles. Go check out the new.
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Store. Not Farsi New York, Varsity la, but go check out Varsity New.
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York. Absolutely. Add it to the.
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Circuit. I'm surprised you haven't gone fucking hammer on the thermal section.
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Yet. No, but I was. When we were both at different times at the opening party, I was going through and basically, like, mentally earmarking the jeans. Oh, were you looking at just really tasty Levi's. The whole rack. Well, the section that is presumably my.
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Size. The whole rack. The homie Ian Bird showed up at the closet sale, was doing at Colbo, and he had a little. Actually, a lot of people had a Chad Sinzell bag that came through. So, like. And I feel like, sorry, not Chad. Since I'm Varsity La Varsa New York. God damn it. I feel like, that's, you know, been added to the.
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Circuit. Yes.
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Totally. When Jackie and Frank came by, they're like, what else should we see? I was like, go to Chad. Go to Varsity. And she talked about going to the Chad store. But Ian had a tasty, tasty venti Fruit of the Loom, which. Hey, that's. You can't reference the joke that hasn't been made.
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Yet. Oh.
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True. What are you looking.
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At? I don't know. I got a random FaceTime. From who? Emma.
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Rogue. Oh, okay, Sorry. The T shirt is Arlagache, the cord zip up is pen, and the leather jacket is Alagache, and I wore that. I wore the the collar extendo.
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Today. Let's try to. Let's have some fun, because I.
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Wanted to have some fun with the pop collar, which never do this. Props, yo. I'm not gonna lie. I did regret walking out the crib with this, because in the wind today. These were flapping in the wind. Literally flapping. And like, I was biking from 14th Street. And luckily I was wearing these sunglasses Bottega, because these were, like, hitting my eyes. So shout out the stock, homies, But I do not advise wearing the the collar extend. I don't know what you call this on a windy day, because my.
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Goodness. Yeah, pop that shit up. Let's do the whole the balaclava, SD kid whole situation there. I have now put on my Hermes scarf like a lady who lunches and went fucking Shaw mode looking old and rich.
Recording Date: December 3, 2025
Episode Focus: Behind-the-Paywall Banter, Style Talk, and Wardrobe Walkthroughs with the “Boys Only” Bonus
This Patreon bonus episode brings listeners into the Throwing Fits “boys only” zone: candid, uncut conversation between the hosts, brimming with fashion anecdotes, self-deprecating humor, and in-depth banter about personal style. Kicking off with some technical hiccup woes—after losing their first, unsaved recording—the guys dive straight into what they’re wearing today, reflecting on the paradox of choice, shopping circuits in NYC and LA, and the perils of dressing for the weather.
“Lawrence like the horse on his Hermes scarf. Kicked this... kicked the power outlet and we had to start over…” – [Host, 01:41]
“Honestly, I felt paralyzed by choice with all my shoe options… I forgot how hard it is to like—great problem to have.” – James [03:09]
“I did regret walking out the crib with this, because in the wind today… These were flapping in the wind. Literally flapping.” – James [05:29]
Re: Technical difficulties:
“…it’s not that it didn’t save. It’s that it got unplugged.” – [Host, 02:44]
On the tyranny of choice:
“It’s like you add in one more factor and the permutations just go crazy.” – [Host, 03:21]
On dressing for the weather:
“You need some good motherfucking shoes on, Pen. Yeah.” – James [03:52]
On the pitfalls of fashion statements:
“I do not advise wearing the collar extendo on a windy day, because my goodness!” – James [05:57]
On style aesthetics:
“I have now put on my Hermes scarf like a lady who lunches and went fucking Shaw mode, looking old and rich.” – [Host, 06:01]
The conversation is relaxed, irreverent, and brimming with the hosts’ signature wit—a blend of niche fashion knowledge, self-aware “dirtbag” energy, and affectionate jabs. The original language is casual, at times profane, but always inviting to listeners who enjoy fashion talk without the pretense.
Throwing Fits delivers another intimate Patreon session: all about the little details of getting dressed, vintage shopping tips, and the humorous, very real perils of everyday style choices. Peppered with anecdotes, personal gripes, and the hosts’ trademark banter, it’s the ideal behind-the-paywall content for fashion nerds and fans alike.