Y’all are lucky today. One clothing store in the Baishizhou (白石洲) section of Shenzhen, China provided me with the one on the right, and my friend the other “Union Abdullah.” You know, I first started noticing the incomprehensible script and unconventionaldesigns on t-shirts in 2008 in Jakarta, another world hub of this wearable weirdness, and if you wait too long to buy a t-shirt, it’ll be sent to the abattoir. Later on you’ll see some t-shirts I foolishly don’t own, but on second thought, they all seem to be an Asian “XS” size anyway…
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