0:00 [Music] so you guys hear about these raids on all these luxury brands in Italy like Dior and uh what kind of raids like people stealing them or no so police raided um these local factories in Italy and found that the workshops that are making like you know Armani bags or or Dior Goods um they're exploiting foreign labor oh ████ yeah we're talking like so it's made in Italy but by Chinese Chinese Italian that's basically what we're talking about so it's like what's the difference you could have just had it made in China well why dude what's the Italian air I think that makes it what it is yeah Italian leather right it's like you know like New York pizzas cuz like New York water yeah it's got to
0:52 be that by the way I've had New York cheesecake and there's something legit about the water thing really yeah yeah really cuz New York cheesecake's unfuckingbelievable it's really good it's so different that's true the bagel's different the pizza's different like why is it different over there I think it is the something about the water but yeah no so so we're talking about Dior paid a supplier 53 per piece 57 bucks right to assemble a handbag that sells in stores for 2,700 Jesus Christ yeah and our chicks love this ████ why they love it well my chick doesn't thank God but my wife does d she likes the Vintage stuff she likes to find the rare ones well the Vintage ones were not made by Chinese I know they're made by poor Italians they make the good ████ it was original okay they had original Italians
1:42 doing it but she my wife is she's in the the bad game so she's always watching and she always says the new ones are all kind of s█████ now cuz it's Chinese yeah so now this makes sense yeah it's are mess up Italian problem is uh there's no more poor Italians and then they they disappear because of because of Co a lot of them diali they're all making too much money now or they just fired them for charging too much they have a population crisis too they do yeah but so uh the working conditions included workers sleeping in the the factories that's Chinese stuff that's Chinese being um severely underpaid obviously is that's Chinese that's what Chinese want are they actually Chinese though it doesn't say they're Chinese dude I want to I'm just going with it foreigners Working For Less that sounds Chinese it says that
2:33 they're they're it doesn't say exactly who but they're talking they talk a lot about you know child labor in some South Asian Nations um damn in the past like other other brands have been busted for that obviously we all know about that yep cuz when I see some small threading in shoes I'm like no adult hands could get that's kid hands dude yeah so and then there's a guy who's the president of the of the court system in Milan he says why exactly does it cost so little to manufacture this product like the brands he's trying to humiliate the brands basically like yeah but everybody knows it's in the marketing that's why yeah yeah I got a sponsor Natalie Portman and that cost $2 million I didn't know was $57 a ████ piece now like prices went up I'm in the wrong business I stop selling Rashard dude so ████ perfume and ████ luxury
3:26 but nothing's nothing's going to happen right no this isn't the first time like this is like the Catholic Church bro every time that we find diddlers they go oh we got yeah we got the guy we're good and then we find out a couple years later a this ████ they're still exporting child labor man I think there's like one dude that owns all the luxury Brands now is it I think his name is uh Bernard alnar or some ████ like that he owns like lvm M or something and they all they just own all the luxury Brands all of them almost all of them like Louis Vuitton Dior all of them yeah he owns the group that owns all of yeah wa I don't get the Louis thing I don't get it I saw a guy I saw a man yesterday holding Louis Vuitton at the airport at the airport yeah see I see guys with the Louis bags at the airport I just get offended I don't know why it hurts my feelings I'm like do to hurt youring I don't know it's just like dude do do you
4:16 know how much this costs yeah just get a regular bag another regular suitcase doesn't cut it we're men go to Ross go to Ross I know but it's makes it is cheaply made though cuz I would you know the Caesar form shops I would go into all the shops and me and Hannah were looking and then she's like oh my God the threading is horrible on this and I'm like I bet you most people don't know about the quality but you do cuz you design right and then she's like most people if they went to like a skilled Craftsman or like a boutique shop or like there's this place in London called savvo Road where they all the suits are handmade and all that she goes that's where rich people actually shop at all that stuff is aspirational wealth for the rest of us so like we're going going into and then they're like the ████ that you have on display she was like that s███'s for peasants the
5:06 because when they have the topnotch stuff that are Handmade by like an real Italian or whatever they call uh yeah they call like Natalie Portman and then they or they they call like ████ any John U or whatever they'll be like we got it that's who they call we got it in dog yeah and then they get the high quality ████ so that makesense it's like Rolex bro brands are making s█████ quality things for the rest of us but then the topnotch stuff the top shelf it's reserved for the Ballers yeah he buing status yeah but all of it was pretty ████ I was like at um what's that one the that Tupac always wears the it looks like ████ fancy robes Versace Versace right Versace I'm into that one I like
5:56 that one right but I went in I do I can't help it I don't know ver robes is so so they have the jumpsuit you like ████ love that surpris you don't have one yourself I'll get one it's I think it's cuz it's so ironic it's so Gody that it's so ironic and funny right it's the best but um yeah when you go in and if you understand like how things are made I got schooled on this but I was like what she's like yeah they went cheap on this this flap it has to be like this and I was like so they're basically selling like swap meat ████ but it's just a print and then she's like yeah get this ████ done for cents wow and I'm like what so dudes out there are buying $2,000 shirts and they're thinking I'm buying quality but they're not I people just think they're buying the representation a lot of people think they're buying cuz if people are buying quality then they all being caterpillar
6:47 like they're not really true or car hard or or Dickies nothing last longer than Dickies but the OG thing was supposed to be like you're going in it's it's from a Craftsman and then like everything is made like to last long cuz even cars have the same issue like when you have handmade cars people want imperfections cuz it proves that it's handmade have you seen that no like when you have uh like the guy that does the Porsches who cuts them up and he puts like Japanese oh the Japanese dude so like people smoking a cigarette they criticize his craftsmanship because it's not like machine perfect but he's like that's the point because a guy guy literally cut that with his hand that's what I would say if I did something s█████ too if I ████ up that's the point my
7:38 guy like rolls like Rolls-Royce like old ones yeah they're not going to be perfect like a machine made them of course but that's people are buying that like you know like a watch Like A Time piece yeah you know but Rolex I heard um it's all Factory you know machine made and um all of the the company's just ran by a bunch of lawyers so it's l SI yeah it's just the brand is so strong right well the brand is also they they do a good job of Supply managing exactly yeah so like it's the only the most exclusive people can get the one yeah yeah well they're smart cuz they understand like oh we're going to just automatically discontinue these and then it jacks up the price like crazy dude I sold one and I got a couple hundred bucks on top of it it's not even a collector's Rolex but I was just like I never wear
8:29 this one so I think I bought it for like 6,000 got back like 6,400 or something so I practically I got to wear a free watch and I got paid it's crazy you're basically a sponsored influencer like what the Natalie Portman you're sellout but it's there's nothing it's not like a patake Philipe or whatever where they have like all these like skilled watch Craftsmen that are in there with a ████ ████ monacle and ████ like it makes me laugh so hard yeah no it's all machine made there's I want a picture of a guy with that monacle ████ and he's just doing a t-shirt cuz that's how I I knew a cat who who used to drop like five grand at Nordstroms and he just he bought like 10 shirts it's crazy crazy and it's it's the quality thing that they think it's like qual it's better quality or whatever yeah the quality things a funny
9:19 like fugazi yeah cuz how how how good can a shirt possibly get brother how how can you I feel like anything that you buy now the quality is good cuz we live in 2024 so I think people usually either buy for dopeness or status like I saw a ████ Supreme um tool chest and it's 30 grand and it's ████ stupid cuz you could get a a tool chest for like I don't know 500 bucks at Home Depot but I was like if I had 30 G's I'd probably buy it yeah cuz you just like it the quality sucks ass for sure compared to like going to a place where actual contractors Buy right I know I hate that I kind of like Supreme stuff I hate it that's the point is that they were making collabs with random ass items and it made it quirky like the brick yeah just like random
10:09 ████ $300 brick yeah the brick painted red I saw a Louis Vuitton punching bag see that's kind of see how much is that that's kind of cool kind of doe all of that's kind of ir all of a sudden is kind of dope I was like what kind of fire as a as a a maker of clothes maker of clothes a shirt possibly get or like I think clothes are ████ good already the way they yeah cuz like it's 2024 like everything is ████ good yeah Angel you make you make shirts right it's it's all about fit and what you like like my friend uh Bobby trial tribal uh Street Wear they've been in around since the ' 80s tribal was he he likes his shirts uh thick cotton right I like mine a little bit more uh thin and and and tight uh dudes like it kind of baggie you know um
11:01 so I think more than ever the ████ clo clothing option is is great dude cuz even like TVs right you get like one of those TCL TVs it's cheap and it's better than any TV you've ever seen in the 80s yeah for sure so like everything is good now you can buy the s████████ anything it's ████ good better than anything in the 80s I thought about right I was like wait I think the TV in my living room is a TCL I was like oh ████ everything's good dude there's nothing that's bad to get roasted ████ TV in my I I still have my it was $1,200 it's for 32 in when it was 32 in was like big so this was I bought this what 2012 I still have it in my living room and then my wife will go to Sam she's like she's like you know like that 50 something whatever or 70 something she goes guess how much and I I was like how much she's like $400 and I like what
11:54 theck we're giving them away now everything is good now yeah everything's competitive yeah yeah sureit I bought like a OLED for like four grand and now you could get that ████ at Costco for like two yeah when you're making clothes are you ever like um hey like don't ever put skulls on this cuz they're gay no no as a matter of fact my next design is going to be a skull what it life this said in the beginning I was actually you know no cheap labor I was actually the one making the shirts cuz I worked at a uh uh because of Co the the the shop closed out but it used to be called Inc and Bros so that was my another job that I had and so when I started the company I was actually the one ████ making the stencil printing them out taking them out of the dryer folding them and shipping them so that I I I like that
12:44 Personal Touch and then after they closed I went to another shop um and they're in Texas it's a veteran run shop but I was like ████ I miss I miss being part of the process that's cool you know how to do every element of that yeah that's I I took a picture of my son taking one of one shirt out of uh the dryer and then I was I was sitting down like this and I was like yeah and then somebody's like child labor nice reporter
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