I'm the same way with clothes.

You can definitely wear the same clothes to work every day, in my experience. People are way too confounded to say anything. It's just small children you have to watch out for.

Really weird that you would bring up "This I Believe" today. My English Professor just gave us the assignment of writing our own.

I left a kind of snarky joke comment before, but I wanted to say that I really do enjoy these. They feel very genuine and earnest.

Don't worry about the length, just y'know, go with it.

Clothes: same way. When they opened an American Apparel in my town I went apeshit. Solid colors and no logos or slogans? I'm there. I own 9 grey tshirts. I'm a graphic designer and I hate logos and making color decisions. Basically I'm Cayce Pollard from William Gibson's Pattern Recognition. Which is a good read, if people are interested.

3 things:

1 - Pro tip: the kids don't say "That's how I roll" anymore. It's "That's how I do" now.

2 - My first viewing of Star Wars (saw it 10 times in the theater), just as the Rebels are starting their attack run on the Death Star, I mean right as they are flipping over and descending, THE FILM BREAKS. And that's it. Can't be repaired in time for us to see the rest before the next showing. We were all issued passes to come back and see it later.

3 - I *may* have a blaster and no Han. If so, it's yours. I'll check.

If anyone from Pricewaterhouse Coopers is reading this, I *am* including that in the 10 viewings. Just for the record.

Where do you get your energy from? How can you monologue for 18 minutes straight? My god I need to get my ass in gear.

That second picture on the right reminds me of "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer." Good day.

It's weird how consuming a different type of content can change your perception of the content creator. What I mean is, I'm used to mostly reading your work, so I've had the perception of you that I tend to get of favorite writers: admired, but distant. Now, having you "in person", as it were, talking at me for a quarter-hour a day, I almost get that "TV personality" feeling: the admittedly delusional thing of "Oh, I know this guy. He comes into my house every so often and we chat." Overall I really like it; it's sort of like peeking behind the curtain. But the shift in perception is interesting. Also this comment is way too long. Insert fart sound.

brand new love is gorgeous. i really fell in love with the song when i heard the deadsy cover. they do a good version of tom sawyer, too

Right there with you on Star Wars. Saw it several times in the theater and collected all that I could. (Still have several complete collector's card sets.) Also had The Story of Star Wars LP. Nearly the entire dialog of the movie. Had the whole thing memorized.

I remember very vividly reading an article in Starlog magazine about how you could tell if you had the Force. I tried for an hour, concentrating on moving a bean across a piece of cardboard on my bed.

Seriously, the length is a non-issue. I watched it. Then watched it again.

Found my entire Star Wars collection in my grandma's garage when we were cleaning it out over Christmas break. So many memories. So much nerdiness.

I want to build a display case for it in my basement office but I think that's maybe taking it a step too far. I'm afraid that if I did that I'd cross the threshold into being "that guy."

I don't want to be that guy. I've tried hard over the years to avoid that trap.

I love Costco for their pizza... but the Costco by me has asked me not to sneak into the food court anymore unless I become a member.

Brian Eno's first solo album is "Here Come the Warm Jets."
By the way, what do you use to do your videos?

I decided I'd rather come here and watch 18 minutes of you every day than 2.5 minutes of Jimmy Fallon every day.

I kind of love that you keep hats stored in random places in case you need them, like cops and/or spies might do with guns.

Great work. Keep it up. Some days on Most Days it's as if you're channeling aspects of Ze Frank's The Show. It seems as if your time & temp reports are a version of Twyla Tharp's Egg warm-up exercise. Aside from the MacWorld slides, you've at least tried her 'box' idea too:

youlooknicetoday.com/episode/selfish-express

Not to worry about the hats, Spatial Redundancy one of nature's Design Patterns to add ductility to an otherwise brittle system. A prime example is found in mappings between genotypes and phenotypes.

On more pressing matters, I'm wondering if your original Luke has the built-in lightsaber (stored physically inside the action figure's arm like some kind of ulnary tapeworm) or a later model with separate 'lit' and 'unlit' parts which could socket into the hand. Ah, the good 'ole days before swivel-arm battle grip introduced in the mid-80s. 'Yo Joe.

Ahem, speaking of too long...*slaps self*

I would like to see you do more singing.

Uncle Jack took John and ME. You need the accusative case there. Interestingly, I have a grammar nerd book whose title is Between You and I - amusing, no?