what's up my favorite segment culture culture dude before you even get into it i got a beber

haven't had a beber in a while oh okay now's here um okay so you know the guys who own um high north

yeah and they they sent us a goody like a box of goody. Yeah, Cody. A couple T-shirts, right? Yeah, Cody. So the T-shirt that they sent, I love it. I wear it all the time. It fits me perfect. So I'm like, oh, I'm going to, I'm going to see if I can just buy some more of these blank t-shirts on Amazon because I'm picky about how shirts fit me. Like 95% of them are either too long or too boxy or the sleeves are too short or whatever. They don't de-emphasize your love handles enough. Yeah, that's what I want to make, you know, just really make those pop, you know? Yeah. So I find the shirt on Amazon. I buy it. It comes in a two pack for like 11 bucks. I'm like,

that's a crazy good deal. So I buy them. How do you know it's the same shirt? Huh? How do you know it's the same shirt that they use? Because of the tag. It's the brand and the size on the tag. You know, so it's like, oh, this is the brand.

So I buy it, large is

because the one I have is large.

I throw it in the washer,

dry it, shrink it up as brand. So I buy it large because the one I have is large. I throw it in the, you know,

washer, dry it, shrink it up as much as it's going to shrink. It's big and boxy. So the next day

I order them in mediums. They came today like half an hour ago and just tiny skin tight

unwearable. And it's just like how like I just don't understand like

I understand like some people are just in between medium and large fine but I'm talking about

the same exact brand shirt in large after shrinking it fits perfectly so I go spend money on

more and they're a completely different size.

Yeah.

Like, why?

Like, if I were in charge, there would just be standard sizes.

Like, everything is the same.

Like, a medium has to have objective meaning.

Like, I know what a medium is in the same way that like your shoe size or your waist

size is objective. I wonder if they have different, um, like you have brands, but then they have

different makes, right? Like Ford might make a car, you know, but they might have different models

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