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Congratulations on Your Enormous Goddamn Tax Cut, Wyatt Ingraham Koch!
by Sean Nelson • Dec 20, 2017 at 2:13 pm
“Be authentic, be real, be yourself, be confident, and always be a gentleman, but still have that tenacity that no one can take away from you.”
This man, nephew of the Koch brothers (Charles and David), and therefore son of the other Koch brother (William), but not the other other Koch Brother (Frederick), has a company that makes fashion shirts for men. (He is also apparently suing his ex-fiancee for $265,000 to get the engagement ring back, but that is between them.)
While I don't know much about the industry of fashion, when it comes to the subject of men's shirts, I have many thoughts. But on the day that began with the news that a nakedly pro-super-rich/pro-corporation tax cut had cleared the Senate, my thoughts are that you should probably watch the video below the jump, in which Wyatt Ingraham Koch explains his passion for fashion while wearing a shirt with a print that consists of big bags full of money surrounded by dollar bills.
The government believes his hobby is more important than health care, public education, and the federal deficit.
by Sean Nelson • Dec 20, 2017 at 2:13 pm
“Be authentic, be real, be yourself, be confident, and always be a gentleman, but still have that tenacity that no one can take away from you.”
This man, nephew of the Koch brothers (Charles and David), and therefore son of the other Koch brother (William), but not the other other Koch Brother (Frederick), has a company that makes fashion shirts for men. (He is also apparently suing his ex-fiancee for $265,000 to get the engagement ring back, but that is between them.)
While I don't know much about the industry of fashion, when it comes to the subject of men's shirts, I have many thoughts. But on the day that began with the news that a nakedly pro-super-rich/pro-corporation tax cut had cleared the Senate, my thoughts are that you should probably watch the video below the jump, in which Wyatt Ingraham Koch explains his passion for fashion while wearing a shirt with a print that consists of big bags full of money surrounded by dollar bills.
The government believes his hobby is more important than health care, public education, and the federal deficit.
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