Bought this for my roommate

My roommate asked me to buy this for him on a recent trip to the US. I, myself, am not a great runner or trainer (I get jaw aches when I do sports that do not involve a ball or disk of some sorts) so I was satisfied with a 6$ shirt I found at Old Navy. My roommate, instead of just sending me a simple Facebook message containing the words "buy this for me" and adding the link, decided he wanted to share his life perspective in a two-page article containing this shirt, from which (after summing up what he had written) I gathered that this is a better brand than Nike. He did not add any comparison to Reebok or Puma, so I cannot add more on that subject.After returning to my native land of Israel about three days ago, I gave him the T-shirt and he was excited. Footnote: he was also excited by my 6$ shirt and is also very excited about making rice and veggies for dinner and our upstairs neighbor, which in my opinion, is o.k looking at best. This brings to one of two conclusions: 1. My roommate is easily excited. 2. I am a poor judge of people's emotions.In the three days since, he has worn this shirt on a total of 13 different occasions.In conclusion - my roommate seems pleased with this shirt. I am not as pleased since it is very tight on the body and his preferred choice of pants to wear with the shirt is... well... none. I urge you to try and NOT imagine a 30 y/o bulky man of Georgian decent in a tight top and briefs walking around your apartment...In any case, I will report back if he starts walking about with a frown on his face or ending text messages with ":(".It seems like a good purchase.Matan