CLAY: A couple of our Clay and Buck VIPs. You can go sign-up at ClayAndBuck.com and get some video footage of the show as well as some behind the scenes access. Edward wrote. You remember we were talking yesterday about me getting crushed for what I was wearing on television and then you were talking about you getting crushed for your appearance on television as well.

Which is crazy, ’cause we’re maybe the most dapper and good-looking men out there on the planet, really, in my opinion. My mom says it. Larry Kudlow. He says,

“Call Larry Kudlow. He’s considered a great dresser. I’m sure he could offer suggestions. His tailor is quite expensive, great shows.”

John says, “Clay, buddy, I hear scarves actually make you look quite dashing. Try that on TV.”

BUCK: With a scarf? I’m just on TV? No, that would be… Maybe you could pull off an ascot, you know, like Fred from Scooby-Doo, but that would be good. That would be quite a lookespecially if you get the… Like, the silk paisley ascot going on, that one could be a lot of fun.

CLAY: I might pull the scarf just for you and just as a nod to the Clay and Buck crew. When I’m standing outside, sometimes you have — you know, when I’ve been remote standing outside, sometimes it is a bit cool. I might find the largest, most ridiculous scarf imaginable and wear it and everybody who sees it… I would probably get crushed for wearing it, by the way. But everybody who sees it will say, “Oh, Clay’s wearing that as a nod to the audience.”

BUCK: You could do like a Tennessee Titans scarf or something. People will say, “Oh, look. So cool.”

CLAY: Like soccer. That’s popular. That’s true.

BUCK: Exactly.

CLAY: Everybody wears those now at soccer.

BUCK: It’s gotta look like almost like a pocket square that you’re using as a scarf. You know, we’re talking silk. We’re talking fancy patterns. That’s the real scarf action.