Litter or L _ _ _ _ _?
What I witnessed at a random red light in Philly last week hypnotized me.
I froze so stiff that I couldn’t hit the gas when the light turned green, which caused a chorus of horns and “DRIVE!!” shouts.
(If you’ve ever driven in Philly, you get this.)
See, I witnessed a young man fiddling with a wrapper on his breakfast sandwich. He carefully removed it, keeping the sandwich intact…
I froze so stiff that I couldn’t hit the gas when the light turned green, which caused a chorus of horns and “DRIVE!!” shouts.
(If you’ve ever driven in Philly, you get this.)
See, I witnessed a young man fiddling with a wrapper on his breakfast sandwich. He carefully removed it, keeping the sandwich intact…
And then he carelessly threw the wrapper on the ground.
No hesitation— he tossed it onto the street like it belonged there.
Look, I’m no environmentalist, but littering really grinds my gears. I don’t even understand why people do it??
At that very moment, I realized littering is a litmus test for The Few.
No hesitation— he tossed it onto the street like it belonged there.
Look, I’m no environmentalist, but littering really grinds my gears. I don’t even understand why people do it??
At that very moment, I realized littering is a litmus test for The Few.
It’s a given that you’ll never see a litterer wearing Few Will Hunt gear.
Why?
Standards.
See, that’s what this note to you is really about today.
Why?
Standards.
See, that’s what this note to you is really about today.
People who spread their hand trash are also the type of people who spread their head trash.
They toss their negativity, entitlement, and victimhood onto other people without hesitation.
They do it because they have low standards for themselves and, worse, for the places and people around them.
Low standards have a ripple effect in society. You may think it’s a small ripple, like a pebble in a pond, but I’m here to tell you it’s not. It’s a seismic ripple… like an atomic bomb.
That’s why Drew and I started FWH:
That’s why Drew and I started FWH:
To raise society’s standard by restoring the dignity of hard work.
When you wear Few Will Hunt, you're not just “putting on a shirt”. You're putting out a statement. A statement about your standards.
You're showing the world that you're part of something bigger— a Community that is committed to making the world better.
Every time you put on FWH, you put out:
"I have standards. I take pride in my work. I commit to making myself better. And I will leave the world better than I found it.”
That’s The Few’s legacy.
So, it’s simple really: You can choose to leave litter, or you can choose to leave a legacy.
We know which path we’re on.
To The Few!
Joey
Joey
