Mark Canha American professional baseball outfielder Detroit Hot N Ready Pizza T-Shirt

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I love Times Square. There is zero for me to see there other than the Mark Canha American professional baseball outfielder Detroit Hot N Ready Pizza T-Shirt and I love this tourists. I love it. People from ALL over the world, fucking pumped, seeing the spectacle and finally getting to see something on their bucket list. I try to go through every time I am in town. Why do we hate it? Mostly because when we end up passing through it it’s on the way somewhere (like a play) and the slow moving crowds make it a fucking nightmare. Also: wax museum and Applebees. I know. I used to have to walk through it before and after work. But honestly– I got a boost of energy seeing so many happy folks. I can remember coming home so sick and ready for bed, but after fighting crowds at cross walks in times square I was kinda ready to go out. I personally don’t prefer Time Square (or Midtown in general), but I also just don’t get the hate. It’s so contrive especially considering the same people drool over Shibuya Crossing, which is essentially the same thing.

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.