Got a HOT DATE?

 

No, just refreshing my work clothes and trying to dress a bit more professionally.

 

C-6 worked for Boeing Computer Services in Richland @ Hanford & had to were the nice clothes then he went from there to M-Soft and the crew told him to LOOSE the shirt & tie unless you have an interview

went from the M-Soft Shorts & Tees to Stater Bro's VERY OLSK00L WHITE SHIRT & TIe
I like seeing the nice shirt sometimes but understood

 

10 more bags of bark

 

My first job out of college required a shirt and tie. A lot of my ties were, ahem, somewhat irreverent and a couple were unprofessional.

After that I worked in a shop environment where clothes occasionally got wrecked, so I mostly wore cheap polos and khakis.

At the Lazy B there wasn't really a dress code so the polos and khakis continued. I'd occasionally wear a shirt and tie just to mess with people, especially if I had to leave early for something.

But I've been going through the closet and getting a donation bag ready; many of the same polos I wore in Fort Wayne I still have/wear. The new job is higher visibility and I frequent have meetings with higher management, so looking a bit more professional doesn't hurt. So I'm transitioning to button up shirts and proper dress pants (which are more comfortable anyway). No ties, for now, unless I feel like messing with people again

 

On the subject of ties, some of my coworkers go out for lunch every day, on thursday they go to a thai place. A couple weeks ago in our staff meeting (which is just before lunch on Thursday) they were talking about thai thursday. The next week, one of my coworkers wore a tie...


... since it was tie thursday.

 

10 MORE bags of bark

vs a driveway dump its actually easier for me

 

My first job out of college required a shirt and tie. A lot of my ties were, ahem, somewhat irreverent and a couple were unprofessional.

After that I worked in a shop environment where clothes occasionally got wrecked, so I mostly wore cheap polos and khakis.

At the Lazy B there wasn't really a dress code so the polos and khakis continued. I'd occasionally wear a shirt and tie just to mess with people, especially if I had to leave early for something.

But I've been going through the closet and getting a donation bag ready; many of the same polos I wore in Fort Wayne I still have/wear. The new job is higher visibility and I frequent have meetings with higher management, so looking a bit more professional doesn't hurt. So I'm transitioning to button up shirts and proper dress pants (which are more comfortable anyway). No ties, for now, unless I feel like messing with people again
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Stater Bros had a RED TIE Friday deal in support of the Troops

 

I ate at the Thai place the S Bro's co-workers took C-6 to in San B and it was SUPER YUMMY! Now checking others in the area since we lack in good Chinese places here