Throwing Fits: Boot Care, Denim Cuffs, Dog Shows, and More

Fit Check and Seasonal Boot Care

• 👢 Lawrence is wearing YMC Grenen boots and Scenes socks, while James sports vintage Armani jeans and a vintage leather western RLX puffer.
• 💡 The discussion touches on the importance of seasonal boot care, specifically protecting leather and suede from salt and moisture, though James admits to not being diligent.
• 👟 James prefers boots that look worn-in, while Lawrence highlights the difference between 'well-worn' and damaged by elements like salt.
• 👖 James attempted to 'debugle boy' his Bugle Boy jeans by uncuffing them, noting how denim styles have changed.

Denim Circumcision and Style Influences

• ✂️ The concept of 'cuff gunk' in denim is discussed, with James comparing the slow wear of cuffed jeans to a 'slowest circumcision'.
• 📺 The influence of Mad Men on a generation's style and workplace attitudes is debated, with Roger Sterling and Lane Price being favorite characters.
• 🧥 James's puffer sleeves are styled intentionally due to wrinkles, a move he jokes is like a 'TikTok mechanic'.

Dog Shows, Horse Racing, and Sports

• 🐕 Lawrence's dog, Georgie, missed the cut at the Westminster Dog Show due to lack of training.
• 🏇 A humorous anecdote about a dog show handler tripping is shared, highlighting the dog's potential disappointment.
• 🎾 James missed the Australian Open final due to oversleeping, while Carlos Alcaraz's victory is noted.
• 🎾 The conversation briefly touches on other tennis players like Sinner, Musetti, and Medvedev, with a mention of the controversial Zverev.

Brand Building and Scammers

• 🛍️ Kai Cenat's new brand, Vivet, and his approach to building it are mentioned.
• 🇮🇳 The topic of Indian scammers is brought up in relation to vet scams.
• 🎤 The hosts discuss the potential for Bad Bunny to 'body' the Super Bowl halftime show.
• ❄️ There's a brief mention of the Winter Olympics and its associated imagery.
• 👠 The bankruptcy of Saks is attributed to poor buying decisions in clothing.
• ❓ A humorous segment involves discussing the name 'Richmond Stroker' for an event, playing on words like 'stroke' and 'vet scammers'.