Only In America 6 - Men Knitting

In New York City, a unique men's knitting club meets weekly, challenging traditional gender roles. The club, hosted in a Manhattan knitting store, invites men to knit, socialize, and discuss various topics. Advertised as a place for men 'man enough to knit and strong enough to purl,' the club offers a humorous and supportive environment. Participants share experiences, compare knitting projects, and enjoy the camaraderie. The club humorously contrasts with traditional knitting circles, emphasizing that knitting is not just for grandmothers.

In what way do the men express their masculinity through knitting?

What humorous remark is made about knitting and fighting?