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Suits, while they look good, have far too many layers, each of which must be carefully tailored, costing you money. They are also uncomfortable and don't adequately hide body fat.
I propose that one-piece robes, in the style of India of today, venice a few hundred years ago, Greece earlier than that,
and Star Wars in fantasy.
These robes would be cheaper (one-piece), more comfortable (loose, hide keg), and cooler (you look like The Merchant of Venice (or a jedi-your choice)). The fabric would be nicer since the jacket is less complex.
Wear it with hats, sandals, and matching satchels.
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I baked this by going everywhere in a robe in my dorm hall in Arizona. Many people thought it was awesome. Many people disagreed. The latter were wrong. It was awesome. |
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This is a good idea, for the reasons you outlined, but i forsee everyone getting really fat, in the knowledge it doesnt matter what they look like under the robes. |
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This would inevitably slide into the
nearby car-park known as the Toga.
Then business would face a New Roman
Empire before long. The values inherent
with such would lead to an extremely
overt form of commercial fascism
(starring Richard Gere). |
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Good plan. Give board meetings that messianic feel. At least then when they don't make sense it'll be taken as some sort of mysterious wisdom. |
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Do non-Executive types get to wear jump suits? |
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[benfrost] your past ideas seem to suggest you forsee everyone getting fat, regardless of what the robes look like. |
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