I found HQ's search, by the way. I'm sorry, I'll get out of the way in a minute. I found

the other day in the moving process, a Manila folder filled with HQ's search that were

sent to us. I believe around the time that they were going out of business because for

the live event, we reached out to HQ Sports and we had Lauren Gambino, who was the host of

HQ Sports at the time, come in and do a live version of HQ Sports where we gave away,

I don't even remember what it is that we gave away. I maintained a relationship with the

producer, whoever was that scheduled it. Then they just sent us from time to time HQ

trivia shirts and I found a bag full of HQ trivia shirts the other day. I gave it to

my parents. On a story. You convert them into like, I like using T-shirts as rags. By far

the best rags old T-shirts get out of here. What? I find rags. Rags are the best.

Old T-shirt as a rag is such a dad move, wouldn't he? What? No, it is very dad. It's so

disrespectful to the legacy of that shirt as well. I haven't moved though because I'm always

just like, oh god, I need something to wipe out. Let me just grab this shirt. I'm always

using it. I have like a shirt that generally is no longer the color that it started. I wore

it so much. You've been using it as a rag. Right. Well, now I use it as a rag and it'll

probably look like bleach very soon. What else am I going to do with this? The best dryer

of a car, by the way, is an old T-shirt. By far the best dryer of a car after you've

washed it. I'm a big fan of an old T-shirt. You do bring up a good point though which

is people attaching sentimental value onto clothing that they don't wear anymore. I noticed

this as I was packing up my apartment. I have a lot of T-shirts that I haven't worn in

10 years but I look at it and I'm like, oh, this was the T-shirt I had when blah, blah

blah happened or, oh, this is a 2005 AFC championship shirt. I can't throw this away. It's like,

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