Topic: Embroidery

Brad Rasore of Bruns Clothing in South Dakota provides custom, American-made winter coats for the hosts. The coats feature extra-long sleeves and concealed carry pockets. A special offer is introduced where customers can pay an additional fee to have No Agenda memes embroidered on their jackets, with the proceeds supporting the show.

The hosts discuss the "No Agenda" funding model, which relies on direct listener donations rather than traditional advertising. They explore the idea of "premiums" for donors, including a prototype for HEMA-branded underwear. Concerns are raised about the comfort of embroidery on the waistband, leading to a plan to test different styles of jockey shorts and surfer-style pant legs.

Adam Curry discusses ordering 100 pairs of HEMA brand underwear from the Netherlands to be customized with "No Agenda" embroidery. The hosts debate the merits of European sizing versus American "one size fits all" retail models. The segment concludes with a joke about the high cost of hand-embroidery.