“I think the intangible of teams getting this far is the camaraderie, the tightness of it. It’s what draws me into this game. Just love being in the game to watch a team be a team. Not just on the ice, more importantly off the ice before they get there,” John Tortorella

I remember few years ago myself and bunch of friends got an airbnb and there was a piano. One of my best friend sits down at the piano after dinner and just……Starts playing the most absolute beautiful symphony. Like bro wtf. Recently a friend showed me his charcoal paintings and i the only thing i could think was…..and you aren’t selling these????? And today come to find out one of my friends is a violinist. Shit like this is so cool to me.

It’s time to America-maxx.

Using American wool is not the easiest option. It requires you to care deeply about the state of the wool industry in the USA. Almost all the big companies use imported wool, which hurts the industry even more. Less demand = Less supply. We are fully invested into always using American wool and are building systems to do so. Our goal is to use so much wool that it demands more American producers. Stay tuned as we are at the very beginning of what's possible.

Anthony Kim asked if his story is considered inspiration, "I know the mainstream media is not going to pick it up. I want to be a good example."

Henry Miller on Big Sur: “Paradise or no paradise, I have the very definite impression that the people of this vicinity are striving to live up to the grandeur and nobility which is such an integral part of the setting. They behave as if it were a privilege to live here, as if it were by an act of grace they found themselves here. The place itself is so overwhelmingly bigger, greater, than anyone could hope to make it that it engenders a humility and reverence not frequently met with in Americans. There is nothing to improve on in the surroundings, the tendency is to set about improving oneself.” ― Henry Miller, Big Sur and the Oranges of Hieronymus Bosch