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Well, of course, what is old as new again.

You remember this old rock t-shirts used to have on in high school and even junior high and college. She thought were so cool the day after the concert. The tour t-shirts? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Now a fashion company in Santa Monica called Trunk Limited may be able to replace some of those classic teas that you might have, you know, bleached her. Well, I mean, you shouldn't still have them, I don't think.

But here they have the new T-shirts.

They've licensed rights for the Beatles. play some of those classic teas that you might have, you know, bleached her. Well, I mean, you shouldn't still have them, I don't think, but here they have the new T-shirts.

They've licensed rights for the Beatles, Medina, the Doors, Bruce Springsteen, Kiss, Ozzy Osbourne,

countless others to reissue some of the best remember T-shirts from the 60s, 70s, and 80s.

Most are priced anywhere between $75 and $200. The kid go as high as $300. Stores like Barney's New York, Fred Siegel, Ron Herman, all these are going to carry the t-shirts, or you can order them online at Trunk-L-L-T-D.com. All right, I want you guys to call yourself out now. I want you guys that still have your tour t-shirts, like from the old concerts, to give us a call and tell us which

tour t-shirts you're still holding on to.

Old schoolers want.

More than five years old.

Okay.

Way more than five years old.

I really wish I still had my Debbie Gibson Electric Youth shirt t-shirt.

Because I wore that to school so proud the next day.

I am almost sure somewhere in my house is all hooty in the blowface t-shirt.

Mine was the Tina Turner, like in high school, went to like two Tina Turner concerts

and the one with, you know, private dancer to her.

I got one of those.

That's sad.

Jennifer, which tour t-shirt are you holding on to?

New kids on the block.

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