Before we start today's show, I want to give a big friendly shout out to my personal

tailor, Nita Fashions, makers of excellent bespoke suits.

I'm telling you about them because it's important to me to have a well-dressed

audience. I've bought several blazers, a couple suits and two shirts from need of

fashions over the years. I wear their blazers look snazzy on television and to make

ex-girlfriends jealous at weddings, which is in my opinion the sign of great menswear. Can you look fantastic if and

when you're wearing it out of spite?

Yes.

Nita Fashions, that's NITA Fashions, does bespoke suits,

which is to say they're made from scratch

for your specific dimensions.

My dimensions are gangly walking hat rack, but fortunately a bespoke suit can make anybody look

dapper even me. You can do a tailoring session online with them

through Zoom or schedule an in-person appointment when Mr. Diswani comes back

to the States. Lead time is four to five weeks, but they can expedite orders down to two or three if necessary.

So check out NITA fashions, linked in today's episode description, and go get yourself

a good suit. Hello and welcome to the political orphanage, a home for plucky misfits and problem solvers.

I'm your host Andrew Heaton, and today we're going to concern ourselves with how we know stuff, which sounds deceptively simple, I know.

If you're wondering if it's raining,

you'll look outside.

If the clouds are leaking again,

congrats, it's raining.

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