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I can understand the frustration of encountering someone who is not all that they appear. For instance, this girl at my first college who always used to wear t-shirts of musicians and groups that she maybe knew a few songs from, at most. And her clothing acted as a conversation starter, but she had nothing to back it up with, so the conversations often went nowhere. That part is annoying. I also had a friend in high school who, to impress me, started wearing t-shirts of bands she knew I listened to. That was a bit obnoxious, especially since one of those groups was none other than Sonic Youth, and after having taken her to one of their concerts, she told me that she didn't enjoy it at all. That much was fine, but why wear the shirt then? I didn't need her to pretend.

On the other hand, if you like the shirt, then you like the shirt. And it's all just clothing, and it shouldn't matter. Like those Warhol handbags and t-shirts you see so much of now. You can't expect everyone who wears a banana shirt to be into the Velvet Underground. I mean and now you can hardly expect the person to know who Warhol was. Because for the most part, it's just a bunch of rich girls who are buying this stuff because they sell it in all the boutiques, and they are accustomed to shopping there. Nothing against rich people, of course. Crypto, I love you man.