Also anyone who trusts FSD enough to fall asleep while driving pretty much deserves it when their car ends up in a ditch.

This entire tweet reeks of BS.

Waking up in your home garage, and having to deal with the various things fsd ran over on the way.
Like that dog walker embedded in the front grill, who won't stop begging for an ambulance.

Based on the thread, it's people who know very little about buying a suit, who think that ROGER STONE hawking them is a selling point, and who have money to burn.

Exactly! As the thread points out, this is a blatant moneygrab, and there's no return policy.
And as it's selling to people who don't even know what a properly-fitting suit looks like, and who care more about the influencer selling it than anything else, who even knows what you'll actually receive.

As always, I recommend people be skeptical of influencer marketing like this. Don't let people leverage parasocial relationships, trust, and political identity to sell you things that ultimately aren't in your best interest. And question the integrity of those those who do.

Mostly, I'm bummed to see what I feel is a money grab. Why doesn't the product page say these are made in Hong Kong? Why does Roger claim this is not "off the rack?" These are made on block patterns and offered in standard sizes. They are functionally the same as OTR clothes.

And what would happen if you received a garment that fit like Roger's model below (pics 1 and 2)? Collar gap, lapel buckling, jacket is too short, hip pockets flaring out, and pleats pulling open? Compare those images to pics 3 and 4, which show proper tailoring.

Most importantly, I'm disappointed in the return policy. A $1,540 suit is nothing to sneeze at. And yet, there's very little service attached — they don't ship sample suits for you to try on or allow you to return things for a refund if they don't work out.

Those are made at the Rochester Tailored Clothing factory in Rochester, NY (formerly known as the Hickey Freeman factory before they offshored production). This is a unionized workforce with immigrants from around the world, some of whom have been with the factory for 50+ years.

I'm also surprised that Roger went with a Hong Kong factory (I called the factory today to confirm). If MAGA is about making America great again through reindustrialization, why not use a US factory? Over at O'Connell's, you can find MiUSA tailoring for half of Roger's prices

I'm also disappointed that Roger decided to go with working buttonholes at the cuff. There's functionally no good reason to do this. Punched buttonholes limit how much a sleeve can be altered, which is why everyone from Joe Biden to Ted Cruz walks around in overly long sleeves

America has already laid the groundwork out for them tbh and this will all arrive at “sometimes evil is necessary to preserve good” and there will be no more questions after that until the next horrifying atrocity