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Wally, if you had to guess how many pieces of clothing you have in your closet currently that you don't wear, what would you say?

A lot. Even though I just went through my closet to weed it out to shirts I haven't worn in a while, I would probably say I wear the same 10 shirts.

I probably have 40. Oh, yeah. Okay, well, this might be good news for you. You may be interested in a new trend that's becoming very popular with the younger generations.

Okay. And that is renting your clothing. Renting my clothing. Yes, so you could be the uber of like clothing? Well, here's the thing. So a lot of younger generations they want like the fashionable clothing.

But that's a lot of money and we can't afford it. But you could rent that clothing instead. So I'm not saying that you rent your own clothing. I'm saying there's a business.

Yeah, I don't know if you're to pass the test. I literally thought this was the new thing because everyone's trying to find a side hustle. So I thought you were saying I could rent my clothes to the younger generation.

Which to that I would say it'd be nice to see my shirts looking good on someone like so that's kind of an upside. Yeah, but I'm sure that there's a definitely some standards that they have on what they will accept to what they want to accept.

Well, I do wear clothes that are too young for me. So well, there is that. But here's another thing. Also, it is, it's sustainable to the planet.

So if you're considering like making sure the planet stays healthy for the next generation and the next generation, then you rent your clothing is kind of like going to goodwill.

Yeah, it's not a second hand by not buying more clothes.

Unused clothing, but then you're not keeping jobs going. So it's a six of one app doesn't have another thing.

Well, I see what you're saying because if clothing stores go out of business because there's no manufacturing goes down.

But maybe their passion isn't working in a clothing retail store, but their passion might be eating and having a job.

So yeah, I don't think that's a good idea. Well, I did Google it to see how many people, how many businesses there are out there that will rent clothing to you.

There's a lot, which I'm kind of surprised. I don't see how it's cost effective. I literally because you can go buy a shirt. I shop at Marshalls. Okay.

Marshalls is the best for guys shirts. Shop at Marshalls. I get shirts for $6.99. Yeah, like it's great. Maybe $12.99 when I want to splurge.

And I don't see how you could rent clothing because you know they're charging you a premium because they're all trendy and buzzy. Right. Would you rent your clothing?

No, absolutely not. Gavin, would you?

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