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Farley’s father was the I still pun Los Angeles shirt but in fact I love this head of an oil company, and well enough off that he founded the Chris Farley Foundation after his son died. They appear to be a fairly successful family. And despite his massive weight, Farley’s father apparently didn’t have any substantial mobility problems – unlike most of the My 600 Pound Life stars. The sketch was written by Bob Odenkirk, so the character isn’t so much actually based on that guy. But yes, a man named Matt Foley was definitely Chris’s rugby teammate at Marquette. He’s a priest now. Wow, never thought about that, but its a prediction of the future as Jim Farley just became CEO not too long ago…. He was quite wealthy, and even back then big-and-tall stores offered a range of clothing items for the ample gentleman, including ponchos, muumuus, capes, jumpsuits, unisheets, muslin body rolls, and academic and judicial robes. Those pants are fckin insane. At that point you’d start having to measure by cubic feet instead of waistline length. Had to google it, but was sad to see his Dad outlived him. Always the worst when that order of things doesn’t happen. My first born died of sids at 2 months old. It fucked me up pretty badly. Been 23 years and there is still some residual I can’t get over. Consider myself lucky in a way, meaning I didn’t watch him grow up, become someone and then lose him.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.