Craig Horlbeck

You know the paper towel dispensers where it's like, there's like a tiny strip of it poking out and you have to like grab it with your wet hands and try to- It's so small.

You have to try to like softly pull it and sometimes you rip it because your hands are wet.

No.

Don't understand those.

But ultimately DK, I think you're right.

I think back in the day, it was like a company that wanted to make t-shirts was like, well, we'll sell the most t-shirts by making the best quality t-shirts.

And now that idea is completely gone.

And maybe in the beginning it's high quality.

And then once it's successful, private equity buys it, strips it.

And then just sells the shittiest fucking thing possible and spends the money on marketing.

And I do agree.

I mean, there's a reason why every time they hand out t-shirts at all, like whenever you're at some dumb event, you're at a game and they like shoot the t-shirt can, all these things suck.

Now you bring it, you put the t-shirt on, it shrinks immediately.

And yet some random shirt that my dad wore like five,

500 times in the 90s is still in great condition.

Yeah.

You're talking about like a crock pot or something?

Like a Dutch oven.

It was a little bit of old man yells at cloud.

It was.