Joe Santagato

I'll donate literally anything.

I will too.

But a white raggedy t-shirt that has fucking pit stains and shit like that, I'm not donating that.

Well, yeah.

I'm tearing it like I'm Hulk Hogan.

Yes, I think that's a great way to kind of go about that.

But what separates a shirt?

So it's only a shirt that's like...

Why are you willing to part with some and not the other?

For instance, I have an old pair of Nikes, but I use them for mowing the lawn and stuff like that.

And I recently got a new pair of shoes, and I went to go throw these out, and I looked at the shoes, and there is a little paint stain on it.

And it was from when I painted Ruby's first nursery.

And I was like, oh, well, now I have to keep these forever.

If that wasn't there, yes, all the times I wore it, all the times I did this, and da-da-da-da-da, it would still be meaningful.

But now that I see the thing and it brings it back to a specific, I'm like, oh, well, now these are mine forever.

Yeah.

Like, I don't want to say that someone did that because I can see how you would be upset by that.

But, like...

What happens if you do throw them out?

If you're like, you know, I'm just going to throw them out their shoes.