Kristin Juszczyk

26:04It was, they were our babies first. Named after what? Well, Nala from Lion King, Winnie the Pooh. I didn't think we realized it now. I think it was like subconscious. Yeah. There's like videos that we were just watching Winnie the Pooh. Right? Yeah, we learned a little bit about Elise there. I mean, I just learned about myself, I guess. There you go. See, I learned about myself too. I'm aggressive. Oh. Hmm. No, but it's great though. Yeah, I know. And this is like, you know, we're pretty new in the podcast space, which is great. Yeah. And Elise and I worked together at WWE. Amazing. So she, Elise really raised through the ranks and she ultimately became chief of staff to me and Nick Khan, who is now president of WWE, but we were co-CEOs at the time.

26:48So it was, yeah. How was that? It was very cool. It's awesome. You're a CEO of your own business. Yeah. It's so fun. So much you learn. It is. You learn so much. Yeah. I think that's, you know, you can't get, you can't think too much about the role, right? And it's like you have to just do the job. You have to. You know, and do the job and serve your customers, serve your employees, whatever it is, you know. And have a great team around you. Yes. Because that's everything. That's really everything. Great people. I mean, that case in point right here. It's all about who you know. Yeah. Yeah. That's why I'm here.

27:28it's true it is all about you I literally will stop it stop it I know you won't she knows it she's like don't tell us don't make me do it again bitch rub my feet

27:52that's where I draw the line Yeah, yeah. Elise, you actually had a really great, there's this fanatics question that we need to ask as a part of the podcast, but Elise had a great spin on it. So we're saying Mount Rushmore. I don't know why we always have to say the Mount Rushmore. If you could choose. It's like your top four or five, sorry. Yeah, your top four or five. No, but I really want Elise to ask this question. I'm kidding. Didn't know I was doing this. she's like she won't she won't bow down so I'm gonna make her uncomfortable the question was okay so if you could choose four or five WWE superstars that you would want to collab with to create maybe some sort of okay WWE merch because we think you're testing me well no it's not meant to be a test it's actually meant to be a pitch okay because we want to do something with you yeah I mean, and I can't represent the company anymore, but, you know, I think it would be amazing.

28:55Yeah. Well, current or past. Yeah. I mean, because I was just saying before, not to give you any ideas, but Paul Triple H Levesque, I don't know. That's my husband. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, I just was like. I get the whole professional athlete. Your body is your temple thing. Yes. Yes. No, I know. She was saying it. I'm like, this is your life. It is my life. Yeah. Sneaking treats in the pantry. I tell that story. It's true. I know. I was going to say it yesterday. We were in the office and you're like, I have to go down to Paul. I'm going to take a pint of this cookie quick. I'm just like, anything to my teeth?

29:28I'm like, we won't talk about it. It's not my breath. It's like a cigarette. You got there. But you got there and you instantly were like, I just had a cookie. I know. I stooged myself off. I can't. I can't. But so what I was going to say, like, how cool would it be to see Steph rocking like the DX. Oh, I wasn't even thinking that. Little vest. Well, I love the Bella Twins. Okay, great. I love them. And they're so sweet. They actually have worn one of our off-season jacket suit and Eagles games. Eagles, okay. Oh, that makes sense. Love them. They're incredible. And then Bailey, she's amazing. Okay.

30:01She's a big 49er fan, so she'd be on my Mount Rushmore. Okay. And then... What about, yeah, what about the guys? Let's think. I mean, McAfee. Okay, McAfee's awesome. Love him. We should totally do that. And like the Colts. McAfee. Oh my god, we should totally do this. I know, we gotta get him back. Definitely, definitely. Yeah, he'd be amazing. Love him. And then, give me some ideas. Yeah, well, one thing we wanted to show you is... I mean, I think George Kittle's gonna be a WWE star. I love George Kittle. It's just bound to happen. He's such a good guy. I'm like, you got just a tie already and go with WWE.

30:38I know, right? I know, we want him. I'm Claire, honestly. That's for sure. Yeah, yeah. Because you guys are great friends, right? Yeah, they're family to us. That's awesome. But they're born to be WWE stars. That is their persona. Yes. Then let's do something related to that. I feel like every time the cameras hit them in the audience, they just own it. What about who George is a big fan of and we can make that and bring George in that way? He wears the mask. George loves him. Oh, he loves Penta. Penta's so cool. That would be fun because he's a very creative character. Yeah. So here's another one.

31:18Custom masks. Oh, yeah. Bianca Belair. I don't know if you're aware of her. So she makes all her. So she also learned how to sew on YouTube. No way. She made that. So all of her ring gear. Say less. Right? So it started with CrossFit. I mean, she's amazing. She would make these outfits to go to CrossFit. To work out. And that's how she was spotted to get into WWE. That's brave. And she's still. She's going to make something to go to CrossFit in. You have to trust that. Well, and she's a phenomenal athlete. Yeah. I mean, holy shit, is she a phenomenal athlete? But she just stands out. But then when she wears, do we have some of those CrossFit pictures?

31:58I mean, and we, like, I have not been there, but, like, people have seen her on the plane to wherever the show is, and she's finishing up her gear. Like, it's like another full-time. Yeah. But she talks about it. I need to meet her. And she talks about three in the morning making her gear. But it's like a passion. She's always last minute. Wow. This was before she came to WWE. That's amazing. Yeah. I mean, go her, the fact that she's making it and working out. And I was scared to walk that it was going to unravel. Yeah. Let alone squat. I know. When you were saying that before, I was like, yeah, she should.

32:27I mean, she figured it out. Yeah. I'd love for you guys to even just talk. Because who knows where it would go. Yeah. I love that. That sounds incredible. I mean, she's got the eye. She does. She's amazing in a lot of different ways. You know, as I know you are, too. Oh, thank you. Appreciate it. Thank you. Because I will say, speaking of working out, we watched your video. Yes. Working out with Kyle. I just was like making fun of myself. No, it was so good, actually. You're a great athlete. That was not the intention of the video. The intention of the video was like, look how stupid I looked.

32:59No, I lost it on the med ball throw. I thought it was going to for sure be concussed. I mean. Oh, no. I went to go toss it back, and it felt like it just went up. Yeah. And then I lost sight of it. I was like, oh, no. it was really cute because he's like thrown it half the field and how you like touched his head I thought that was so cute too and these jumps are not easy but you're doing so well I cut this part out you were like forget it he throws it at me so hard this part is so funny also I missed the face cover I am athletic but that's a whole other way Well, he's a professional athlete. And a medicine ball.

33:43A medicine ball was like 25 pounds. I know. I've done that throw. So I know exactly what you were going through there. The intention was really just to make fun of myself. We're really goofy together. I'm super goofy. But it's so cute, by the way. So I was just like making fun of myself. And of course, people, you know, took out of contact. I was like, I'm not trying to act like I'm an athlete like him, guys. Put him on the sewing machine and let's see what he does. Yeah. Right. Right. That's actually a good idea. Yeah. That should be the next video. Yeah. He'll put a needle through his finger.

34:12I know, that's actually where my mind went to. I was like, maybe that's not it. That's an injury way to happen. Because it happens, right? Knock on wood, that has not happened. It has not? No, but I've heard horror stories. You wear thimbles? No, I don't because I like having long nails. Oh, you can't wear it. And I don't really understand what a thimble does. I don't either. I am not a good seamstress. I feel like it's more for hand sewing. in mine. Yeah. So you can like push something through. Oh, if it's like thick. So you're not like using the tip of your finger to push the end of the needle.

34:48Yeah. Cause it does hurt. It will hurt. Yeah. So I usually like use my gene. Like I'm like, oh, okay. Yeah. But at one point, I did. How do you do it with your nails so long? I just noticed that. Talent baby. Yeah, I guess so. I guess so. So good. No, I don't know. I just made your money. That's the social clip. Yeah. By the way, that's the viral moment. No, actually, I bite my nails. So I have to have this on because it's like a habit. I'll bite my nails off. So these help me not do that. So that's really the reason. That's the reason why. But you don't find them limiting. No. I mean, I see women with long nails all the time and they do all kinds of stuff.

35:28It always baffles me because I could not. Yeah. I break them off. I do break them off a lot. Yeah. But it's just, I don't know. Well, it's great. More power to you. yeah I have a lot of fun with it where did you because I was I was going there when you were talking about Kyle sewing and I was gonna say oh save it for the off season where did you come up with the name the name oh my gosh the name was really hard naming something is really hard um we had so many names it's maybe one day I'll like come out with the list of names that we had oh yeah that would be fun yeah um well you know I wanted something that could stand on its own and something that could venture outside of sports too one day and I didn't want something that was like to football sounding because hopefully, you know, we'd love to venture to other leagues.

36:12Yeah. Or to sports sounding because maybe one day we can have a line of its own that isn't, you know, sports apparel. So that's really challenging. And to be honest, every name is taken. Right. Yeah. It's so hard to trademark something because during COVID, so many people made businesses. Everyone was trademarking names. So we came up with so many amazing names, but they were already taken. Yeah. Already bought. So offseason, you know, it came to me one day and actually a friend is the one who thought of it and then it kind of was like you know champions are made in the offseason right it was kind of my mentality and then also another reason is like I wanted when we developed this brand I wanted the clothing to be so cool that you'll wear it in the season and you'll wear it in the offseason this isn't just stuff that you wear to the games right so that's another like kind of functional as well yeah very functional yeah but something that you just will wear you around so that's kind of how the name started too so there's multiple meanings to it and then I just like stuck you know you ask everyone around you like yeah yeah and yeah I we fell in love with it now it just feels so fitting it's it's such a great it's great that's why I was wondering oh yeah thank god no no love it it makes sense it makes sense it does and you get it right away you get it yeah exactly and you can see it in so many different avenues too yep yeah for sure it's not limiting yeah yeah it's great thank you good for you.

37:35I'm happy with it. It's like naming a child. It's still going back. That's very hard to do. And you don't ask people their opinion. Oh, on baby names? Yeah. Because they will not like them. Yeah, of course. And it's like, you can't believe that people would say negative things about the naming pick, but they do. And you try not to let it affect you, but it does. I'm sure. You're like, I already have a sign made for their bedroom, but thank you for telling me. You're like, you have a knitted hat. Yeah, exactly. We've monogrammed many things. Yeah. I'll keep that in mind for when we're going to be babies.

38:08Yeah. It's tough. Even parents sometimes. I'm sure. Because they'll look at you and like, what? Like, really? What's the name? Yeah. And you're like, whatever it is. Yeah. You know, it's like, yeah, that's the name. And then when you have the baby, it's so fitting. And then it doesn't matter. Right, yeah. Nobody would ever say anything. That's right. Yeah. And nobody does after that. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. So you just keep it to yourself. Or not to you. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Maybe behind your back. Yeah. I mean, yeah. I don't know in the big Italian family, though, if you can hide it. Oh, yeah. No, no.

38:34It doesn't end in a vowel. It'll be like, sorry.

38:39Actually, everyone in my family, every guy in my family, I don't even know if this is Italian or just our weird family, is John, Joe, or Matt. Everybody. Yeah. Except for my brother, Alex, which I can't even imagine what my mom went through. But everyone is John, Joe, or Matt. Every single one of my cousins, my dad. Tony's Joe who's

39:03okay yeah we can get to the Anthony's Anthony's a big one Tony Anthony so now if no one knows who my family member is I was like it's a 33.33 just say one you'll be good you'll be good just go with one of these three whichever one sticks in your head just call it out someone will answer Exactly. Yeah, it may not be the right one. Down the street. Something from the streets. Yeah. Exactly. Oh, yeah. Exactly, yeah. So I wanted to ask you, I know we talked about Taylor Swift, if you could pick one celeb. Okay. I mean, I understand that Taylor Swift is where you started, so like, where do we go from here?

39:46Yeah, of course. But that you could, you know, that you could offer to make a piece of. Yeah. Yeah. I would die to make something for LeBron. Just met, well, I mean, I've met him before, but I just saw him yesterday. He's the nicest guy. I've met him before, too. Yeah. Adore him. He's the sweetest. Love. Would make something for him and his son. Oh. Like, if they're wearing each other's jerseys. Yeah. Or, like, something mixed, Max. We're just such a big fan of him. Kyle's from Ohio, too. So, like, they grew up actually pretty close to each other. And we're just such a LeBron household, so. Oh, that's awesome.

40:17Yeah. Would love to make something for him. Does Emma have any connections there? I'm going to have to ask her. Yeah. and to Maverick maybe yeah you know because that would be an entry point for sure definitely yeah that's that's one of the goals yeah cool yeah I love that and then so what are the goals oh gosh so many um well you know always just like to have happy customers like that will always be a goal of mine I think and how big do you want to scale the business I want to be able to walk before I run of course like I want everyone to be I don't want it to I don't want to scale too fast to where everyone, it's not what they want.

40:52I love customer feedback. So I love hearing, hey, this worked, this didn't work. And we learned so much on our first job, like what worked and what didn't work. And we have completely shifted certain things, kept certain things for the future. And can I ask, like when you're doing that, so people who are thinking about business, you know, those who are listening, how do you listen to your customers? Is it primarily through social? Is it, you know, in shipping? Like, what's the best way to get that feedback? Definitely through social. I think social media is like the biggest tool for anyone building a business.

41:24Like, you can't avoid it. And if you are avoiding it, you're doing it wrong. Like, you've got to dive into it. You've got to embrace it. And you have to have thick skin, too, because obviously, like... Those comments can be rough. Yeah, like, fashion is not... Everyone has different opinions, so it doesn't make it right or wrong. Right. But, you know, if you're seeing the same comment over and over and over... Yeah, the trends. that you know, okay, maybe this is something we should change or we should, you know, segue. And so, yeah, I mean, I love looking at comments or meeting people in the stands.

41:53And I always ask them, like, what do you like? What would be something you would change? Or what do you wish that it had? Yeah, that's so smart. So I love hearing that. But yeah, I mean, I really hope to scale it to the point that we could have every team in the NFL. That would be amazing to start. But, you know, I want to walk before I want to run. I want to make sure that everyone's happy. And I also, like, we came out with these beautiful puffers, but we have so much amazing stuff to come. Yeah. Outside of jackets. I can't wait. And, like, so many cute girly tops and so many amazing stuff for guys, too.

42:24And the quality is just so top-notch. So talk about quality and the importance of it. I think that in this industry, it's kind of been a bit of an afterthought in, like, sports license apparel. So that was something that I wanted to bring to the forefront. And for me, you know, they're obviously higher priced. Right. And when everyone got these puffers in, the first thing they said was, oh, my gosh, it feels so amazing. Like this fabric. That's literally what we said earlier. Right? The fabric's amazing. And you know, like the starter jackets, how incredible those are? And they're going to get passed down from your grandfather?

43:01Sure. That's what I want these to be. I want these to live in the closet for your grandkids to wear. And they're not going anywhere. Oh, that's awesome. That's a staple piece. And all the other clothing, too. Yep. I wanted to be able to, when you buy a t-shirt, it's not just a t-shirt. You're feeling the quality of the weight of the fabric. You're feeling the embroidery. Everything of our brand will always have some type of texture to it, whether that is how the print is on the fabric or with a graphic or the actual fabric itself. I love feeling things, which that's why I cannot wait to hopefully have these in the stadium one day.

43:34Because, of course, when you're buying things online, you can't show your customers how it feels. And we try our best, but nothing makes me happier than when people get the package in and open it up and they get to touch it and they're like, wow, this was worth it. And so that's what makes me most excited. And I hope to scale it, but I always want to be able to keep that integrity of our brand. That's awesome. Yeah. It's funny when you started talking about it earlier, like, you know, during the Winter Games, I'm a New England girl through and through. So like winter games, I always had like a North Face with a hat because I didn't have the starter jacket that I had growing up.

44:10And I'm like, I wish those could make a comeback. So when you said that, I was like, oh, my God, she's the new starter jacket. Yeah. And you just referenced it. But that's exactly where I went. May you be. Yes. That's awesome. My wish for you. So you just said it. I'm like, oh, wow. Yeah. They're incredible. She's going there. It's an amazing brand. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They're amazing. But this is pretty amazing, too. Thank you. I mean, it really is. I really do. So there's one really crazy story that I heard your husband tell a little bit about getting your jacket to Taylor Lautner. Oh, my gosh.

44:46That was so cute. She was not sure where you were going. I know. She's like, oh, my God. You're like, you heard my husband tell this where? yeah it was within the same week or back-to-back games as Brittany and Taylor the next game was a Lions game I think it was like a Saturday Sunday so I had put so much work in that week and I was like this is about to be the best week of my life and um it was like a crazy sorry and there was a crazy snowstorm take a much sip of water it's like January in the east coast like it's just snowing Yeah. Things, you know, go wrong. So we got lost. The package got lost.

45:25Oh, no. And I was devastated. So just me like being the personality, I was like, I will not take no for an answer. Like I will go to the FedEx facility in Detroit. So I was just calling just everyone, like every person I knew. And then I actually like came to Instagram and was like, guys, I have a package that is lost. And this is this package. I didn't want to say what it was. I think I said I made something really special for somebody and it's lost. Does anyone have a contact at FedEx? And Instagram pulled through and somehow like connected me with like the owner's son of FedEx. This is what your husband said.

46:03He's like, somehow she talked to the owner. Yeah, it was wild. I was like, thank you, Instagram lords. And they helped me so much. They like opened up a facility and hand delivered the package to Taylor Lautner on the field. It was the most like insane day. I was like this. And Taylor sent me a voice note like, who are you? Like, are you an FBI? He's like looking around. He's like, are you the government? I was like, don't worry about it. Well, and didn't one of the FedEx trucks break down and then they had to get another truck? So what happened was it got lost. It was like in Tennessee. And then it actually was in Detroit.

46:45Like the tracking got messed up. And then it was on the way to the facility. the car broke down. There's so many things were like going wrong and then somebody, yeah, this is a video. And then hand delivery. I mean, this is like the best FedEx commercial there could be. There's no better commercial than that. I think it inspired the Ring on the Beach commercial that they have now. I mean, look at him. He was like, he breaks it in half. Wow. That is so cool. I mean, and talk about a great marketing moment. No, it was. And that's what I was like. Everything happens for a reason. I was like, like that mistake.

47:18And a better – Oh. They usually packed in there. They're falling out. A bubble wrap. I love that. Wow. That looks so cool. So cool. Yeah. So it was just a wild story. And it was so exhilarating to find out. I'm like, to be honest, I can't believe I pulled that off. Right? That was insane. I feel like you being aggressive again here. We should get a better – I should get a better word. Yes. Because – Exactly. You pulled it off. Yeah. I just will always try. You're just a hard worker. Yeah. I won't just take defeat. You won't take no for an answer. I won't just take defeat. So like if someone says, I'm sorry, it's not going to happen.

47:55I'm like, I'm just going to try all day until the game starts. Yeah. Squeaky wheel. Exactly. Yeah. So I tried and I got, I was like, I'll fly to Detroit. And I almost got in a plane and like went to Detroit and went to the truck, like on the side of the road. To pick it up. To pick it up. Give me my package. To bring it. To bring it. it was it was an experience but it was amazing and shout out FedEx because yeah they huge went through the ringer to get this to him wow that's so cool yeah what a great story it is such a great story and they're and Taylor Larner is the nicest person alive and so is his wife yeah also Taylor yeah they are the nicest people ever oh that's so great yeah it was so nice to work with them so great I mean you couldn't have manufactured a moment like that you know what I mean no it was It was just meant to be, right?

48:44It was, yeah. Like this series of events. Yes. Yeah. So true. Yeah, it was written in the stars. I really feel that way. And now here you are growing your brand and hopefully we'll be able to get it to all of the NFL teams and then potentially expand beyond football. Yes. Yes. Yes. That's the goal. Yes. Well, however we can help you in any way, let us know. Thank you. You know, we're just, we're behind you all the way. Oh, I appreciate that. Yes. love a successful male or female but especially love a successful woman making it happen because you really are making it happen you had a dream that's so funny you say that I have a neon sign in my sewing room that says make it happen and that's a sign and I light it every day maybe I picked that out of your head but you are you are making it happen and you're not taking no for an answer and you saw an opportunity and you went for it and you leveraged what you're passionate about, what you care about, what you care about also with your husband now.

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51:29Uh-uh. I'll work on that. I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed our interview with her. She is, as Jackie was saying, is a boss babe. Boss babe. I love that. 100%. Yes. Yeah. And like you could feel her passion. You could. And she started talking about sewing and how it just became like a number one for her. And what did she say? I want to wake up every morning and like want to do something. just like Kyle does with football. And it became this incredible brand. Yeah. And then in the next minute, you're making Taylor Swift a jacket. Well, years later. Yes. Yeah. But that's the thing, right? It's like how smart she was, though, to just go after every opportunity and not take no for an answer.

52:19I mean, I think that's a consistent theme that we hear. And she hit, she said the word perfection. And I right away, I was like, it keeps happening. It keeps happening because she talked about like the jacket she'd make for herself or the clothes she'd make for herself. Was imperfect. Yes. And so she said like I'm striving for perfection with what I'm doing. And it just, again, it's someone who there's passion. There's drive. You said she's hustling. Yeah. And that's exactly what. You have to hustle. Sending DMs, LinkedIn, every possible outlet that she could, or like every platform that she could get to these people who didn't hear her.

53:00And then calling everybody she knows. Yeah. Yeah. And, you know, her 15 minutes with Emma. I didn't realize there was a clip playing, too, the guys put on of her with Skims. And I didn't realize. Amazing, right? Another incredible partner. Oh, yeah. With four kids. Just to go into a 15-minute call with her, not with just wanting advice, and it turned into this amazing partnership. Just by her being herself. Yeah. Yeah. So sweet. So real. Yeah. I agree. Feisty. Oh, yeah. That's the word I'd use. Not aggressive. Not aggressive. Yeah. Feisty. Determined. But she is aggressive. Determined. But that's great.

53:37Yeah. It got her to where she is. And how about managing to get to the son of the owner of FedEx? Yes. to get Taylor Lautner, his jacket on the field. That 100 % should be a FedEx commercial. I mean, it should. I know you said it, but how? They recreated it somehow with this engagement on the beach. Like I've seen that. I mean, I don't know if it actually was a recreation, but it seems that way. Like the FedEx will go to any step to get, you know, for your important moments, I think is how they're positioning it. I don't know why I'm remembering it so clearly, but then this is like that perfect.

54:11That was it. Yeah. They should just go with that. And the FedEx owner's son. Yeah. I mean, you know. I did feel, too, from what she was saying, like the power of social media. Not that we've really, not that anybody else has really talked about it too much, but every time she's needed something or she's wanted to try, like social just kind of has helped her. Yes. It feels like you have. So interesting, right? Yeah. You have this team. And that's how she got to the FedEx's owner's son was through. And then even just, I think, like, she said making the jacket for Taylor and Britney and it blowing up on social.

54:49Yeah. Changed her life. Greatest week of her life. Right. You know. She's so cute. Yeah. I don't mean to use that in a— No. I hope that's not a negative word, but she was. She's great. Super cute. Yeah. Yeah. Definitely, you know, I feel like we all left smiling and inspired. Yeah. Because you can do anything. You just have to believe in yourself and not—work really hard. Yeah. And not take no for an answer. And I love her love. Yeah, I know. That's where I was like, I learned about her because her husband was just having her back, you know? And it's so clear. They're so – they're definitely meant to be.

55:25Yeah. And the gardening. I know. Self-sustaining. I felt like – I was like, yeah. I mean, I could show pictures of my garden, which pales by comparison. I don't have hydroponic beds of anything. I don't even know what those are, so. Yeah. I have a pop-up greenhouse and I have a little garden and a pumpkin patch actually. Oh, okay. Yeah. I'm coming to you in the fall. I know. Well, that's actually why I planted them because I feel like we're always at last minute trying to get our pumpkins and I'm like, you know what? I could just grow some pumpkins. I'm going to grow my own. So Chase brought home two little plants from school and they are dead.

56:00Oh. Not green. Mine are not green either. But I'm learning. and I will tell you weather is a major factor and insects and all kinds of stuff that you don't think about and mold. Yeah, mold's a big issue. I'm gonna stick to the fake plants. Penicillin, oh, maybe. This took a weird turn. But we are, and I do really sincerely hope that we're able to partner with WWE, well, to bring them together. Yeah. Because that would be some super cool merch. I'd love to wrap a DX or a Triple H puffer. I know. Maybe a Stephanie McMahon one. I'll get that. I'll get that. Let's not. Nobody will buy that one. Maybe you.

56:41Me, of course. Jackie and I are in. All of you also need to wear my jacket. Everybody here is in. Our podcast team has, you're forced to wear it. Send out an email. Requirement for the pod squad. There's a hand in the jacket. Comes out. You know, like on the scissors. On the inside, it says, you know why. there you go thanks Jack