Stylists ruin movies and TV. I think it's a form of affirmative action. I think

people go, I got to get more chicks on this set. There's this big push to get

women on movie sets and they're not great directors generally. So they go,

they're good at clothes. Here's how you be a good stylist. You have a warehouse

that you rent way out in the Bronx. It's cheap and it is full of outfits and

they are old and used for the most part because that's how people fucking dress. I am

so sick of watching TV and movies and every single person has brand new clothes

on. That's not how people look. And you know what they always have on? It's a

long sleeve t-shirt with the three buttons on the front on the neck. You know what I

mean? Almost like a long underwear shirt. And I think it's because they have

those at Target and they're probably three bucks and the budget's already, she's

already spent the budget because she's terrible at her job and she has to run to

Target on the like while they're shooting and go grab five of those or she always

has a box of them or something stupid like that. They get their budget for for the

movie and then they go on a shopping spree and they buy Brad Pitt and Army

code and they buy some black guy a track suit and it's all brand new and the

t-shirts blindingly brand new white. Yeah. It totally pulls you out of it. Yeah. It

looks like a dress up like a high school musical or something. This is the worst

one is it's called bad asses. It's it's a netflix. It's Danny Trejo the guy who

plays machete. Oh I like that guy. Yeah and Danny Glover and all of their clothes

are fucking spotless. Look at his hat. His hat looks like it's like don't say look at his

hat on an audio podcast right. Hey folks at home. Look at the hat that we can

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