I’m still wearing $7 old navy T-shirts I bought in 2014 along with sub-$20 gym shorts I bought 10+ years ago. Thing about dress clothes is you’re automatically judged on not only what it is but the quality of it and how worn it is. Not to mention it’s very uncomfortable compared to how I dress. Anyone who judges me for dressing comfortably isn’t worth my time honestly.
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I can get a collared business shirt for about $20, what I’d pay for a fancy T-shirt.
I’m still wearing $7 old navy T-shirts I bought in 2014 along with sub-$20 gym shorts I bought 10+ years ago. Thing about dress clothes is you’re automatically judged on not only what it is but the quality of it and how worn it is. Not to mention it’s very uncomfortable compared to how I dress. Anyone who judges me for dressing comfortably isn’t worth my time honestly.
You sound like the homeless guy who laughs at people going to work on Monday morning while he’s comfortable in his cardboard box.
You sound like a classist piece of shit
I’ll wave at you tomorrow on the way to work.
Stay classy!
Enjoy your pointless boomer endeavor of impressing people by weirdly forcing yourself to be uncomfortable. Some day it will pay off.
“Boomer?”
You really should learn to turn on the autocorrect.
Again, I’ll wave to you on my way to work while you sit in your box.
You’ve helped confirm my suspicions that people who are all about dressing up are just rich assholes I want nothing to do with.
You want nothing to do with me, but you keep sending me messages.
You are a very confused person.