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"[T]he fictional shirts boast a bottle-cap-sized pull-tab at the midsection, which, according to Mr. Robinson's character, is there 'so you don't wreck your shirt or hurt your hand' when pulling your T-shirt down over your belly...." - Hallo friend WELCOME TO AMERICA, In the article you read this time with the title "[T]he fictional shirts boast a bottle-cap-sized pull-tab at the midsection, which, according to Mr. Robinson's character, is there 'so you don't wreck your shirt or hurt your hand' when pulling your T-shirt down over your belly....", we have prepared well for this article you read and download the information therein. hopefully fill posts Article AMERICA, Article CULTURAL, Article ECONOMIC, Article POLITICAL, Article SECURITY, Article SOCCER, Article SOCIAL, we write this you can understand. Well, happy reading.

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"[T]he fictional shirts boast a bottle-cap-sized pull-tab at the midsection, which, according to Mr. Robinson's character, is there 'so you don't wreck your shirt or hurt your hand' when pulling your T-shirt down over your belly...."

"Many men pull on their shirts, just below the rib cage, just above the belly button, constantly. The sketch was inspired by [Tim] Robinson's own tugging habit...  'If I catch myself doing it, I'm like, "What are you doing -- you've got to stop tugging on your shirt,"' said Michael Berkowitz, 26, a product manager at a financial tech company in Austin, Texas. After watching the shirt-tugging sketch on 'I Think You Should Leave,' his girlfriend started teasing him in public about the quirk.... 'You get older, you get a little gut, and you get a little self-conscious, and you tug out your shirt. I found myself doing it a lot.'"

From "Men, That Constant Tugging of Your Shirt? We Notice it" (WSJ).

"Many men pull on their shirts, just below the rib cage, just above the belly button, constantly. The sketch was inspired by [Tim] Robinson's own tugging habit...  'If I catch myself doing it, I'm like, "What are you doing -- you've got to stop tugging on your shirt,"' said Michael Berkowitz, 26, a product manager at a financial tech company in Austin, Texas. After watching the shirt-tugging sketch on 'I Think You Should Leave,' his girlfriend started teasing him in public about the quirk.... 'You get older, you get a little gut, and you get a little self-conscious, and you tug out your shirt. I found myself doing it a

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From "Men, That Constant Tugging of Your Shirt? We Notice it" (WSJ).

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