… the definition of entrepreneur is someone who’s so desperate to avoid working 40 hours a week, that they’ll work 80 hours a week.

To us the best part is independence….

Always keep track of what were you’re all about and let your customers continue to have the experience you want them to have, and you’ll grow.

Paul Hletko & Few Spirits

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There’s some romanticism that comes with being young, ambitious, broke, and trying to make it in New York City. Struggle is expected, but at the same time welcomed, because it’s the purest fuel to thrive off of. The Good Company had the balls to go for it in the spirit of adventure and nothing-to-lose mentality. Unfortunately most street wear start-ups these days don’t possess that spirit. They’ll have a graphic tee with a middle finger on it, but no soul to match. Speaking of struggle, it took a lot of work to make this post happen.
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There’s some romanticism that comes with being young, ambitious, broke, and trying to make it in New York City. Struggle is expected, but at the same time welcomed, because it’s the purest fuel to thrive off of. The Good Company had the balls to go for it in the spirit of adventure and nothing-to-lose mentality. Unfortunately most street wear start-ups these days don’t possess that spirit. They’ll have a graphic tee with a middle finger on it, but no soul to match. Speaking of struggle, it took a lot of work to make this post happen.
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There’s some romanticism that comes with being young, ambitious, broke, and trying to make it in New York City. Struggle is expected, but at the same time welcomed, because it’s the purest fuel to thrive off of. The Good Company had the balls to go for it in the spirit of adventure and nothing-to-lose mentality. Unfortunately most street wear start-ups these days don’t possess that spirit. They’ll have a graphic tee with a middle finger on it, but no soul to match. Speaking of struggle, it took a lot of work to make this post happen.
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There’s some romanticism that comes with being young, ambitious, broke, and trying to make it in New York City. Struggle is expected, but at the same time welcomed, because it’s the purest fuel to thrive off of. The Good Company had the balls to go for it in the spirit of adventure and nothing-to-lose mentality. Unfortunately most street wear start-ups these days don’t possess that spirit. They’ll have a graphic tee with a middle finger on it, but no soul to match. Speaking of struggle, it took a lot of work to make this post happen.
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There’s some romanticism that comes with being young, ambitious, broke, and trying to make it in New York City.

Struggle is expected, but at the same time welcomed, because it’s the purest fuel to thrive off of.

The Good Company had the balls to go for it in the spirit of adventure and nothing-to-lose mentality.

Unfortunately most street wear start-ups these days don’t possess that spirit. They’ll have a graphic tee with a middle finger on it, but no soul to match.

Speaking of struggle, it took a lot of work to make this post happen.

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So fucking cool that UVA brought in the great Stephen Colbert for their 2013 graduation speaker.

Stephen Colbert delivers the 2013 Valedictory Address at the University of Virginia. He first steals the show by pretending to steal the class check, a gift to U.Va., saying he would have spoken for free. He has some other fun moments before shifting gears to share some advice. Rain moves the ceremony from its traditional site on the lower Lawn to the John Paul Jones Arena. About 12,000 graduates and family members gather for the ceremony there.

When you’re this good, you’ve planned out how the water evaporates. subtilitas: Meili & Peter & Gunther Vogt - Park Hyatt Hotel, Zurich 2008. A series of large, marble blocks sits in a grid like formation that references the building facade. Subtle convex and concave shifts in the surface of each individual piece ensures that the frequent rain-water evaporates in specific ways, creating a constantly changing hue and reflective pattern in the courtyard. An adjacent courtyard accomplishes a similar effect with plantings. Via, photos (C) Georg Aerni. 
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When you’re this good, you’ve planned out how the water evaporates. subtilitas: Meili & Peter & Gunther Vogt - Park Hyatt Hotel, Zurich 2008. A series of large, marble blocks sits in a grid like formation that references the building facade. Subtle convex and concave shifts in the surface of each individual piece ensures that the frequent rain-water evaporates in specific ways, creating a constantly changing hue and reflective pattern in the courtyard. An adjacent courtyard accomplishes a similar effect with plantings. Via, photos (C) Georg Aerni. 
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When you’re this good, you’ve planned out how the water evaporates.

subtilitas:

Meili & Peter & Gunther Vogt - Park Hyatt Hotel, Zurich 2008. A series of large, marble blocks sits in a grid like formation that references the building facade. Subtle convex and concave shifts in the surface of each individual piece ensures that the frequent rain-water evaporates in specific ways, creating a constantly changing hue and reflective pattern in the courtyard. An adjacent courtyard accomplishes a similar effect with plantings. Via, photos (C) Georg Aerni.