I was checking out some of your recent Tic Talks but like on the thrifting side of things

When you were talking about rag houses and stuff, I was like a rag house?

Is that just like a spot that just has just containers full of garments basically

that you, like you were saying, you just feel for, like it's so much like I have to trust my sense of

feeling to know if this is worth pulling. Yeah totally it's like a giant warehouse and they

the clothes are often moved around on forklifts and then they're

bailed together in plastic wrap and stored and then they'll pull some bales down

and sometimes they'll organize them into like these giant cardboard stand-up things.

So you dig through them by garment type and it's just so much clothing.

Yeah and you're literally like sometimes you can't see I'm little so sometimes I'm like

upside down in the bin digging right like yeah like a bear digging in the trash or something

yeah exactly yeah but it can be dangerous like a guy here in LA died in a rag house a couple years ago.

What? Yeah? Got like buried by all the vintage clothing? No.

Yes. Jesus Christ. Yeah, because it's really unsafe. The environment, it's a factory setting, you know.

So he was polling in a bin and I guess a whole bunch of clothing fell on him

and it was the worker's lunch break at the time and he was there alone.

So yeah, he suffocated in a pile of clothing over hours nobody

knows he was in there. So you have to like go in with like a buddy. It's pretty intense. People really don't.

Wow. It's like a breathing apparatus. Yeah, we're on the front line.

Also just blew my mind that there's even a spike the way you're like, yeah,

rag houses. I'm like, what? A rag house? Like that's just terminology.

I thought you were talking about my favorite type of music

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