Welcome to the Jumper Show. We're back. I'm joined by an esteemed panel of

hardworking members of the community. Deso to a brick baby, Spider-Loke, and the

odd man out along with me. Rimo. Thanks to the team, Stu. One is not like the

others. In diversity. Not because he's from down south. Diverse. He's

down south. Look at this dude. Rimo is just very professional of camera.

Rimo is different. Extremely. I'm very professional today. No, no, you got the green

and mustard green baby sticking on me. Yeah. Definitely look green, baby. You look like a

cheesehead. I don't look like a Jamaican. Okay. And then I'm seeing a dance. He's

ready. He's a rich. It got to be throw off where the color got to be kind of. We

cheesers today. Oh, a lot of it. I feel like dub just wants to be here to get

outfits off. No, I just take my office very seriously, especially when I have an audience.

Yeah, he gets off every time. Listen, you guys every time that he gets on, I'll be

having to get off. Do that. Do that. Glowing the dark. Yeah, going to dark. I just

imagine it do. What goes on the dark? It has to. That's what it's going to be. I'm told

we ain't got to get lit in the dark. Oh, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my,

little extra for that, for that one. What everybody we can look like, fellas.

Damn. Nice weekend. Close for that. So to show yesterday, a show,

DB by the back, felt like my old early, no jumper days, you know, echo plaques. I was

out. So it was crazy, bro. Like, honestly, I seen at least like 20 shirts and 20 hoodies.

Probably 10 of them was off the clearance rack, but it still was in there. That's right.

That's crazy. Like how are you wearing that old shirt? And it looks so fresh. You was not

that rolling loud, Miami. How did you get that hoodie? The vintage behind the back of the store.

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