schwartzman t-shirts but i learned that in today's santry to your for the fashion week i had to file every day it was so exciting. i totally fell into it. >> host: when did you get into the journalism you have been known for? >> guest: early because of the "new york" magazine or the herald tribune. they told me when i got my first job working three floors away from the men it was the testosterone the zone there were no women at the time. so wondering if i wouldn't be a free-lance writer you have to be brave. so i would go down the back stairs some editors would not see me cross into the zone to pitch my best story. i would have been fired if my editors had seen the but he said come on in. where did you come from? i said the esters it -- estrogen's own i said the men who were having sex to share that beach house so they could attract other beautiful girls and he said did you go? i said yes. he said right did just like you voted to me and that was my big break. within one year they left the paper and started new york magazine on its own and i was with it for the whole run. >> host: wha

is one nondescript afternoon this person walks in the back door to see susan wearing a shirt and schwartzmanis lisa now the woman i have been married to a 22 years who has given me my 19 year-old comic 18 drove comma's 17 and 16 year-old. we got that city water problem cleared up. [laughter] we got those. what happened is i married her to start having kids and a coach's football salary did not get that anymore and i had to get into the private world then i started this company in 2001 literally off my couch. my father left home when i was bored and i had a very little relationship with him i mom was married many times her fourth husband shot at me i had to save myself so it was never you will be in newark -- a odor of -- an owner of a $45 million company with 120 employees and unlikely to be married with an amazing family and surely not the subject of an award of a movie that wins walking on the of red carpet. talk about reality. but it did happen in. i will tell you why. also needing to do better for my family and i started this business. throughout the whole process of transitioning from a

what i knew about fashion and was not a lot with schwartzman t-shirts but i learned fast. it was so exciting. i totally fell into it. >> host: when did you get into that type of journalism? >> guest: early. the herald-tribune actually that was what told me when i met him in the elevator working in the women's department that estrogens found that was three floors away there were no women in journalism in the mid-50s to speak of. and hands tom said it is the main bullring for free-lance writers. you have to be brave. so i would sneak down the back stairs summit editor was not save a and crossed the testosterone's own and went into the office to catch the best story i would have then fired if my editor had seen me. so with his huge voice said, in where did you come from? i said the estrogens don't i told him says story but i only had 30 seconds about the ugly men and it having beautiful women to share the beach house near fire island so they could attract other beautiful girls. he said did you do this? he said right it just like you told it to me. that was my big break. i sta