Topic: Fashionable Protests

Elizabeth Warren is criticized for wearing a powder blue outfit to the State of the Union while other Democratic women wore black in solidarity with the "Me Too" movement. The hosts interpret this as a "party faux pas" and a sign that she wanted to stand out for her own presidential ambitions.

In Bangkok, anti-government protests have reportedly become a "fashionable" activity for the upper class, featuring designer T-shirts and $2,000 gold whistles. The hosts compare this to changing a Twitter icon as a form of low-effort activism. The episode concludes with a reminder to support the show at Dvorak.org/NA and a dismissal of claims that the podcast is a "psyop."

A new brand concept called "Wrong" aims to protest perceived obsolescence by creating high-fashion items that explicitly label themselves as the incorrect choice. Domain names such as shopwrong.com and buywrong.com have been registered to support this initiative. The project intends to turn the social fear of wearing the "wrong" clothes into a badge of pride for those rejecting traditional consumer cycles.