Compared to t-shirts and shorts/sweats or some other attire? I have 2 fitted suits that I unfortunately have to wear for work from time to time. Now, they are much more comfortable when compared to the off the rack or mail order stuff I have had in the past, but to call them "comfortable" in a total sense is just completely foreign to me.

 

It's like someone telling me they are more comfortable sitting in a chair handcuffed. To each his own, and it's definitely apropos for this thread.

 

Yes, much more so IMO.

 

When I work on Saturdays, I go in wearing shorts and a t-shirt with flip flops. I feel very awkward at work in that, and there's usually no one there besides me.

I'm currently sitting at my desk in a hoodie, basketball shorts and some Air Max's. No way some dude in a suit is more comfortable than me. :lol2:

I feel like I should add that "good-quality, well-tailored suit" stands in stark contrast to the tie from Dillard's and navy blue sport coat I'm rocking today. :lol2:

Yes, much more so IMO.

 

When I work on Saturdays, I go in wearing shorts and a t-shirt with flip flops. I feel very awkward at work in that, and there's usually no one there besides me.

 

I don't even like leaving my house when I'm wearing athletic shorts. I'm super self-conscious the whole time.

I don't even like leaving my house when I'm wearing athletic shorts. I'm super self-conscious the whole time.

 

Same here. I feel like a slob going anywhere but the gym wearing shorts/sweats, which is what makes that uncomfortable to me. And, hey, sometimes bumming it up is an enjoyable activity.

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That song is a Gangnam Style ripoff. Surprised Pitbull didn't get sued over it.

Almost said gasoline. Seems like the smell has changed over the years though.

 

That is because of the catalytic converter. Remove it and the old smell returns.

The smell of fresh cut grass.

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