Danny Marston has signed a six-month trial deal with Amazon for a subscription box of various lifestyle items that he uses in his daily life. Basically, for $60 every two months, you can get a box of random copies of stuff that Danny has ordered from Amazon. Example Box A includes orange stick tape, a red and yellow doggy pull-rope (Scarecrow colors, for Rudy's entertainment), an Amazon Basics knit sweater in Toronto blue, and a 10-foot long USB-C charging cable. Example Box B includes a 30-count box of single-use cold compresses, a dark red Nike hoodie, a paperback copy of "The Ultimate Dad Joke Book", and a small rechargeable desk fan. If all goes well, the box would become a regular fixture and part of an expanding program that includes other celebrities. Draft season is heralded by a box with a new tie and cufflinks set with matching socks, pens, and a tablet case. The trade deadline is marked by a stress ball and lavender chamomile tea.

So far, the tests are inconclusive as to whether it will pass the pilot program. Test groups suggest popularity might increase when he's "actually won something".