Tom Junod

Yeah.

Well, so, you know, he had all these maxims.

He had all these ideas about how men should be.

And he lived by them.

And that's the thing about him.

So it's not just that he thought that every man should have a fresh burn, theoretically.

And he, you know, didn't just say wear white to the face or a turtleneck is the most flattering thing a man can wear.

I mean, he followed all these things religiously.

And they worked.

I mean, that's the thing I think that you have to understand, you know, with my dad, is that it all worked.

I mean, if he walked into a restaurant, you know, every... What am I seeing?

Yeah, so you saw a guy who was wearing a blue shirt with a white collar, you know, high to the face, a big fat knot, cufflinks, Florsheim shoes...

skin the color of mahogany or A1 steak, so it's any sort of synonym that you can figure out for brown.

He was that.

And then he had eyes

The color of chartreuse.

I mean, they were the greenest eyes I've ever seen in any human being.

They were on fire, and they were kind of beautiful and entrancing and kind of terrifying at the same time.

Yeah, I mean, so I saw Frank Sinatra once, and that's all you saw were his blue eyes.

They were burning like gas jets.