Brick Suit

It really drew a lot of inspiration from that experience where taking a slogan out of cyberspace, out of the web, and putting it into real life and becoming a meme in real life.

That's basically why I decided to buy the suit.

I don't think I went to Tucson in 2020, but I went there in 2024.

There was a rally at the Linda Ronstadt Center that I went to.

Well, actually, that's kind of what actually happened is because basically my motivation at the beginning was get to the rallies early so that I could be up near the front.

because i wanted to be there but then when i had the very third the third rally i ever went to i bought this because i had two extra days in dc i had a trip planned back east um i was flying into dc and i wanted something to be able to trigger the leftists so i bought the whole suit and the day before i left my home in san diego president trump announced a rally in montoursville pennsylvania

I was able to go to that rally.

I got there at midnight.

I was third in line.

I ended up in the front row.

And that's where he first called me up on stage.

And so then as I began to go back to rallies, you know, I would get up near the front.

And this is 2020.

This is, you know, there's a lot of press coverage at that time.

And it became apparent to me, like, I will say this.

The first time I ever gave an interview, I was terrible at it.

It was not a talent that I had.

It wasn't something I was able to do well.

As I did more of them, I got better.

And from, I guess, a very selfish perspective, I realized that I had done so many of these interviews that I was actually better at articulating whatever it was the administration was trying to convey at that point in time.