Aaron Weber Shares the Hilarious Reason He’s Such a Big Carhartt Fan

Aaron Weber shares the hilarious reason he’s such a big fan of Carhartt. The funnyman enjoys the clothing from this popular clothing company, best known for its durable workwear, and the why will have you doubled over with laughter. Watch the short but hysterical clip to listen to Aaron explain his love of Carhartt.

Weight is a big problem in the United States of America. A lot of people in the country are significantly overweight, some severely so. Of course, two things heavily contribute to the obesity problem in the United States: poor diet and a lack of regular exercise and physical activity. Most people lead very sedentary lifestyles, spending hours each day staring at computer screens and their phones.

People who operate clothing companies, like everyone else, understand that obesity is an issue, and so they produce and sell more XXL and XXXL pieces of clothing. It makes sense, right? You make what customers need and want. However, when it comes to certain clothing companies, sizes may vary. You might be this size with these branded clothes and this size with these clothes.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Aaron explains why he loves Carhartt so much and why his closet is filled with their items. He is a size smaller when he wears their stuff, and he appreciates this fact, even if he knows they are doing it on purpose.

“I found out last year, this is why I like them, in a Carhartt, I am only an XL,” he said. “That feels pretty good, dude. Every other brand on Earth, I’m a 2X. But somebody at Carhartt was like, ‘Let’s let them feel good. Take an X off the tag. Put ‘relaxed fit.’ I don’t know. He’ll think he’s making progress.’”

Aaron understands what’s going on, saying that he knows he’s lying to himself about his actual size.

“That’s a crazy way to live,” he added. “That’s like if I converted my whole bank account to Pesos, and I was like, ‘I’m a millionaire.’”

Proverbs 17:22 “A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.”