Joanna Robinson

So Jacob Elordi has a contract with Bottega Veneta.

So when you see Jacob Elordi- I mean, of course he does.

When you see Jacob Elordi with like a leather woven tote bag, which he is always carrying, that's like a branded sort of thing.

In the work trailer and then later on the job site sort of scenes, he is wearing what looks like a flannel shirt, but is in fact a leather shirt that has been crafted to look like a flannel shirt that is a Bottega Veneta, like the sort of star of their spring collection or something like that.

So a friend sent me this GQ article about it the other day, and I was like, but why?

Yeah.

But genuinely, why no one watching the show can tell that that is a leather shirt made to look like a flannel shirt.

It just looks like a flannel shirt.

But this is like... So clearly, you know, in terms of like, how did we get all of this talent back?

Clearly, part of Jacob Elordi's contract is I have to be able to rep Patek Evaneta as much as possible, which is just like...

I want to hear all of the writers and all of the strings and all of the contracts that got everyone back here.

Any thoughts on this?

Yeah, I believe it is like $6,000.

How excited do you, well, should our Gmail be leatherflatleshirt at gmail.com?

How do you think, how excited do you think they were to like slap the Academy Award nominee, Jacob Lourde, on the ad campaign?

And Academy Award nominee, Coleman Domingo.

It's true.

I mean, listen.

Anything you want to say about Cassie's introduction?

How much is that dog in the window?