Don't Hang Out, with How Ya Hangin?®s Patented "Fall Out Proof" Boxer Shorts.
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This segment was aired on the Morning Show of a Baltimore TV station at 6:30 AM. Selected excerpts are included.WJZ-TV
 
 
PICTURE 1

DON SCOTT
(DS): Here's what we've been waiting for at 6:30.
BOB SOPKA (BS)
As Don has been billing all morning as an engineering feet. Were going to go now to Wicomico Street in South Baltimore and talk about the development of new technology in a very manly sort of thing.
DS: We'll be talking to Max Hernandez and we don't know if he is the inventor or just are you in a robe? No Ha Ha I saw the white shirt I thought you were in a robe and we were in trouble………
 
 
PICTURE 2

MAX HERNANDEZ
(MH) Your regular pair of boxers have an overlapping vent right over the left hand side.
DS:
Been there done that
MH:
These tend to gap with normal activity. Definitely an unpleasant thing
 
 
PICTURE 3

MH:
These How Ya Hangin? ® boxers have an opening straight down the middle.
 
 

PICTURE 4

MH:
you can access from the right side or the left side…
 
 
PICTURE 5

MH:
what this vent backing panel does is prevent the unwanted falling out of the boxer short. (demonstration poking fingers through the back of the vent)
DS:
Gotcha
MH
So no more falling out of boxers with How Ya Hangin? ® Boxer Shorts…..
 
 
PICTURE 6

MH:
Also with that backing panel in honor of the Raven's win yesterday I had one of these put together though they are not for sale. And with that vent backing panel. There are a lot of different uses.
BS:
Yeah we understand.
MH: There is a lot of different uses for what could be done there. Go Ravens
 
 
PICTURE 7

DS:
Again Max Hernandez and one of the best inventions of all time the How Ya Hangin? ® Boxer short. Promising security comfort and access. Even on the package there were testimonials you got to pick up a package just to read the testimonials. Max thank you good luck.
 

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