Fahrenheit

All right.

Uh, so to answer the first question, uh, Dior Fahrenheit.

Okay.

It's the best cologne ever.

Why?

Because why not? Because I claimed that if I could find a bottle of Fahrenheit, I would get a bottle of Fahrenheit.

And wear it in.

Now, that wouldn't happen.

Except...

Sauvage...

And Fahrenheit.

I don't know why.

He was the one that co-created opium for YSL in 1977.

He created Fahrenheit for Dior in 1988.

And those are two of the most famous perfumes ever made.

If you haven't heard of Fahrenheit, you've definitely heard of opium from YSL.

He is the nose or the perfumer behind that.

He has created perfumes with entire books and essays written about him.

So here we go in the second hour with me, Stuart Ogilvy, for the Turbo Thursday.

And before the break, I asked you, What were your top three old school aftershaves or perfumes? So Toddy's got in touch, Ultraviolet, Fahrenheit and you, mate.

Ultraviolet? I don't remember.

Fahrenheit, how good was that? Never failed, bro.

I love it.

So Foxy and Ken can't beat a bottle of Kuros.

Thanks for the check-in.

I see what you've done here.

Yeah.

Fahrenheit.

Fahrenheit.

That's the one.

I used to rock the Fahrenheit.

Let's just say it got a little hot.

Oh, God.

Hugo Boss.

Fahrenheit, does that ring a bell? Yes, it does.

Fahrenheit for men takes me back to my teen years.

Here I'm showing my age.

I reckon if you nailed a men's scent, you'd be sweet because guys just find one and they just like that.