You're going to be. Hello and welcome to Sargu Tanger, the lightly competitive science knowledge

showcase I'm your host Hank Green and joining me this week as always is our science expert and

Forbes 30 education luminary Sarah Riley.

Hello! And our resident Evry man, Sam Schultz. Howdy. What is your favorite shirt? It can be anything that you put on the top of your body. It doesn't have to be a shirt shirt. It could be a hoodie. It could be a jacket. It could be a jacket.

Well, no, not a jacket.

A jacket's not allowed.

I'm drawing the line of jackets.

Oh, immediately I thought of a jacket.

I know, jackets are too easy a good jacket easy easy to latch on to and keep for many many years of your life and you have an excuse to wear it every day like no one's going to to be like, oh you're wearing that jacket again. But if you wear your favorite shirt too many times, people will be like, what's going on with you?

Catherine recently hit me with the hoodie. She was like, that's too many days for that hoodie. And I was like, it's a hoodie. She was like that's too many days for that hoodie and I was like it's a

hoodie and she was like no that's it's been it's been 90 days. I mean I'm a big

favorite shirt guy I have I go through favorite shirts and then wear them until they disintegrate off of my body

So I've been through many right now. I have a shirt that has probably have worn it on the show before has little fish on it

Love my little fish shirt.

When I was in middle school, I had a shirt that was from Banana Republic,

which looking back is a very weird name for a store.

And it had on it a dog like a hunting dog and a

hunt and cap and it was just like randomly arranged like there was the dog and

then there was the hat and the hat was not like in

proportion to the dog and I liked this shirt and someone made fun of it for some reason I

don't know why but it made me so sad and then I found it years later. I had stuffed it behind the hamper.

Oh, Hank.

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