*SUBSTACK PREVIEW* The Afters with Jimmy and Larry: 3/13/25

Summary

Podcast Summary: Throwing Fits - Episode: SUBSTACK PREVIEW The Afters with Jimmy and Larry: 3/13/25

Release Date: March 13, 2025
Hosts: Throwing Fits (Jimmy and Larry)
Description: Two grown dirtbags just tryna navigate the male zeitgeist. If you have any money you want to give us or any constructive criticism you'd like us to 360 degree tomahawk slam dunk into the trash can please email us: [e-mail].

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In this episode of Throwing Fits, hosts Jimmy and Larry engage in a lively and humorous discussion centered around high-end fashion, vintage collectibles, and personal style. Steering clear of the previous episode's racially charged topics, they focus on lighter, yet equally engaging subjects that offer listeners both entertainment and insightful commentary.

Transition from Previous Episodes

The episode opens with Jimmy referencing their last episode, highlighting its intense and racially tinged nature. This serves as a pivot to a more relaxed and playful conversation between the hosts.

Jimmy [00:30]: "Welcome. This week we are around and getting silly with Jimmy, with Larry, after our great, fantastic, racially tinged pod with Mark Anthony Green, the writer and director of Opus. James, how the hell are you? How you do these?"

Larry [00:49]: "I think that's about right. I don't really know. I just kind of. I sever myself."

Jimmy [00:53]: "It's like riding a bike, dude."

This exchange sets a casual and humorous tone, indicating a shift from heavy topics to more lighthearted discussions.

Dive into High-End Fashion and Personal Style

Jimmy and Larry delve into their personal fashion choices, sharing anecdotes about their favorite brands and unique fashion finds. Their conversation highlights a keen interest in vintage and luxury items, reflecting their distinctive style preferences.

Larry [01:06]: "Like you, every week I'm wearing On the feet. Studio. Wait, you start every week?"

Jimmy [01:12]: "No, I'm making it as."

Larry [01:14]: "Oh, Studio Nicholson shoes."

Their banter about footwear brands like Studio Nicholson showcases their attention to detail and appreciation for quality craftsmanship.

Elton John’s Influence on Fashion

A significant portion of the discussion revolves around Elton John and his impact on the fashion world. The hosts explore the allure of Elton John’s vintage pieces and the fervor among collectors to own authenticated memorabilia from the iconic artist.

Larry [01:44]: "He would have been alive, right? Johnny World Tour. No, he was dead before."

Jimmy [02:27]: "He was dead before."

Larry [02:22]: "Who knew that Elton John was such a collection of Nike performance hats?"

Their conversation emphasizes the intersection of celebrity influence and high-end fashion, illustrating how Elton John’s style continues to inspire and attract collectors.

Navigating the Vintage Fashion Market

Jimmy and Larry analyze the competitive nature of the vintage fashion market, particularly focusing on auctions and the challenges faced by collectors in acquiring rare pieces.

Jimmy [04:25]: "He was the high bidder for all of 10 minutes on a Prada bucket hat. I believe is what he was telling us."

Larry [04:12]: "Anyone in our world is going to actually purchase anything because I think it's going to go to like actual collectors and actual like rich fashion people."

They discuss the exclusivity of auctions and the high demand for authenticated pieces from renowned figures like Elton John, highlighting the intense competition among bidders.

Personal Anecdotes and Fashion Preferences

The hosts share personal stories about their fashion journeys, including their experiences with specific brands and pieces that hold sentimental or aesthetic value.

Larry [04:53]: "Elton John red tea, very on trend. Underneath the yellow. Underneath the orally, I think this is a skipper polo, cashmere and then a hat because it is a Balmy high of 52."

Jimmy [05:26]: "It's cool. It's, it's. This is like good, good hardware. If you only were going to have like one piece of light outerwear, you could do a lot worse than this."

These reflections underscore the importance of personal style and confidence in fashion choices, encouraging listeners to invest in key pieces that reflect their individuality.

Humorous Interludes and Light-Hearted Banter

Throughout the episode, Jimmy and Larry inject humor into their conversation, lightening the discussion and making it engaging for listeners. Their playful exchanges about fashion faux pas and exaggerated fashion statements add a layer of entertainment to the episode.

Larry [03:08]: "Yeah."

Jimmy [03:25]: "Big Robesman."

Larry [03:26]: "Huge collection of bathrobes."

Jimmy [03:30]: "He's Elton John, bro."

Their ability to seamlessly blend humor with substantive discussion topics enhances the overall listening experience, making complex subjects approachable and fun.

Conclusion and Final Thoughts

As the episode draws to a close, Jimmy and Larry reflect on the discussions, reaffirming their passion for fashion and the joy they find in sharing their interests with listeners. The episode encapsulates their unique dynamic, characterized by humorous interactions and insightful observations.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps:

• Jimmy [00:30]: "Welcome. This week we are around and getting silly with Jimmy, with Larry, after our great, fantastic, racially tinged pod with Mark Anthony Green, the writer and director of Opus. James, how the hell are you? How you do these?"

• Larry [00:49]: "I think that's about right. I don't really know. I just kind of. I sever myself."

• Jimmy [00:53]: "It's like riding a bike, dude."

• Larry [01:06]: "Like you, every week I'm wearing On the feet. Studio. Wait, you start every week?"

• Larry [02:22]: "Who knew that Elton John was such a collection of Nike performance hats?"

• Jimmy [04:25]: "He was the high bidder for all of 10 minutes on a Prada bucket hat. I believe is what he was telling us."

• Larry [04:12]: "Anyone in our world is going to actually purchase anything because I think it's going to go to like actual collectors and actual like rich fashion people."

• Larry [04:53]: "Elton John red tea, very on trend. Underneath the yellow. Underneath the orally, I think this is a skipper polo, cashmere and then a hat because it is a Balmy high of 52."

• Jimmy [05:26]: "It's cool. It's, it's. This is like good, good hardware. If you only were going to have like one piece of light outerwear, you could do a lot worse than this."

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This episode of Throwing Fits offers a blend of humor, personal anecdotes, and insightful discussions on fashion and vintage collections. Jimmy and Larry’s dynamic interaction provides listeners with both entertainment and valuable perspectives on navigating the world of high-end fashion.

Transcript

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[Jimmy]

Welcome. This week we are around and getting silly with Jimmy, with Larry, after our great, fantastic, racially tinged pod with Mark Anthony Green, the writer and director of Opus. James, how the hell are you? How you do these?

[Larry]

I think that's about right. I don't really know. I just kind of. I sever myself.

[Jimmy]

It's like riding a bike, dude.

[Larry]

I sever myself and I just do it. And then I wake up and. And I'm riding home to Greenpoint.

[Jimmy]

The subway doors are what severs you.

[Larry]

Yeah, also, you know, this was an early one, but start some fit checks.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, why don't you start, buddy?

[Larry]

Like you, every week I'm wearing On the feet. Studio. Wait, you start every week?

[Jimmy]

No, I'm making it as.

[Larry]

Oh, Studio Nicholson shoes.

[Jimmy]

Inside Jim Malkovich.

[Larry]

Mama sucks.

[Jimmy]

Oh, shit. That's. That's. No, that's. We. No, just keep it pushing. That's crazy. That. That's. You should have been like, I'm wearing them.

[Larry]

I think I did say that.

[Jimmy]

Oh, you did. My bed.

[Larry]

Wait, why?

[Jimmy]

Because of what we were just talking about. But when Mag left.

[Larry]

Bumba sucks. MF pen trousers. A vintage Elton John by Gianni Versace. Tor. Yeah, From I think 95.

[Jimmy]

He would have been alive, right? Johnny World Tour. No, he was dead before.

[Larry]

Oh, no, sorry. Styled by Johnny Versace. Show you the back. I don't know if it says on the back or anything.

[Jimmy]

Versace died July 15, 1997.

[Larry]

97. Say the year on here.

[Jimmy]

Hold on, I'm looking. No, it doesn't.

[Larry]

Oh.

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[Jimmy]

You know, there should be a copyright under the graphic.

[Larry]

Anything. There should be, I don't know, pretty old.

[Jimmy]

That's sick. Tea, dude.

[Larry]

Thanks. I got. I think I got it from Insure. No, I think I got it from Leger Center.

[Jimmy]

You didn't buy it from Elton John's ebay page? We haven't talked about that.

[Larry]

I did not.

[Jimmy]

But.

[Larry]

But that was what A auction. Is it? It's still going.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, it was. I think it's going for a couple more days.

[Larry]

Who knew that Elton John was such a collection of Nike performance hats?

[Jimmy]

Well, it's funny because I think of Ellen John as like the currently as like or the. When I think of him, I think of the. The Gucci out Elton John and obviously there's some Gucci in there. But yeah, dude, this man has always loved fashion and was a big Fitzman and yeah. Nike, Prada.

[Larry]

Did you have a favorite piece? I barely made. I barely put a dent in the scrolling through the whole collection or auction.

[Jimmy]

I'm just laughing at you Called the Prada shoes from like they're from the mask. Yeah.

[Larry]

The MASC product shoes. I like the Mew Mew sneakers with like the tread treaded kind of like almost like a driving mock. Mock slippery soul.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Looks like something Luigi would wear to court.

[Larry]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I love seeing old Mew Mew menswear because as we've talked about with Mr. Hudnut. Mr. Hudnut, that is just like rare and they stop making it. And even if like the. Is back in unisex work weary way, those are grails for a lot of people.

[Larry]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

If you wear the same size shoe as Elton John. Check.

[Larry]

Big Robesman.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Larry]

Huge collection of bathrobes.

[Jimmy]

He's Elton John, bro.

[Larry]

Is he known for his bathrobes? I thought that was more of like a Liberace thing.

[Jimmy]

Oh, I mean I think it's a. A gay. Gay guy.

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[Larry]

Gays love to lounge, I guess.

[Jimmy]

Rocket man, actually. Yo, Chuck, throw some Rocket man under this.

[Larry]

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[Jimmy]

Oh yeah, for sure.

[Larry]

Oh, hi. Yeah, that was a lot of fun. I don't think anyone is going to. Anyone in our world is going to actually purchase anything because I think it's going to go to like actual collectors and actual like rich fashion people.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, probably. Presumably.

[Larry]

I don't think that, you know, Jacob Gallagher is going to lowball his way into a Prada hat.

[Jimmy]

He whoops. He was the high bidder for all of 10 minutes on a Prada bucket hat. I believe is what he was telling us.

[Larry]

Yeah, I think it's.

[Jimmy]

I think it's pretty competitive, dude. To get. These are real pieces of authenticated memorabilia from the closet of the Rocket man himself. I don't think that many of them.

[Larry]

Are going to go for cheap Rocket man resale.

[Jimmy]

Is it. What is it? Is it underscores or if anyone wants to check. Oh, oh, it'll be. Oh, it'll be oh, it's over, cuz. This is over. This is. You are hearing this on March 13th.

[Larry]

Wait, when did this. Because he did this in June 24th.

[Jimmy]

Really? Yeah. He's got so much.

[Larry]

I know. Well, he's also dying soon, right?

[Jimmy]

Whoa, he is, is he?

[Larry]

He's mad old and I think he's very sick and I think he's blind. He's blind?

[Jimmy]

He's ass cancer.

[Larry]

He's like John Malkovich. He's blind.

[Jimmy]

That's. Dude, the Mal. I mean, yo. I mean I could do my fit check, but okay, my bad.

[Larry]

Elton John red tea, very on trend. Underneath the yellow. Underneath the orally, I think this is a skipper polo, cashmere and then a hat because it is a Balmy high of 52. I think today our leg Workshop X evac jacket that we copped or I copped at the Milan workshop pop up. So I think they over dyed it. I think that when they released this collection is more of like a gray and this is kind of like a muddy green.

[Jimmy]

It's beautiful.

[Larry]

Thank you. Get a lot of confidence on that jacket actually.

[Jimmy]

It's cool. It's, it's. This is like good, good hardware. If you only were going to have like one piece of light outerwear, you could do a lot worse than this.

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