Jamesbrown
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You should see one of the myriad of pointless managers to order you one then assuming they still have a manager for every aisle!
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You should see one of the myriad of pointless managers to order you one then assuming they still have a manager for every aisle!
SocketRocket
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I think society needs a bit of formality and discipline to function well, I do however understand that this view is now quite unpopular with many younger people.
Like all things there are limits and parameters of expectancy, what would I think if faced with high court judge in shorts and flip flops with a ring through their nose, some may consider this acceptable but not for me.
Like all things there are limits and parameters of expectancy, what would I think if faced with high court judge in shorts and flip flops with a ring through their nose, some may consider this acceptable but not for me.
BiMGuy
LIV Bot, (But Not As Big As Mel) ?
What difference does it make as long as a person can perform their job as expected?
Ye Olde Boomer
Well-known member
I've been retired for quite a few years now, but by the time I left, the dress code had gone to hell.
We've gotten too casual in our dress, too informal and familiar in our speech, and too lax with our manners.
Still, I'm not certain that every generation, upon reaching my age, didn't feel the exact same way.
It's a trajectory, presumably a continuation of evolution,
but looking suspiciously like devolution.
It's looking, in fact, as though we'll be back swinging from trees in no time.
We've gotten too casual in our dress, too informal and familiar in our speech, and too lax with our manners.
Still, I'm not certain that every generation, upon reaching my age, didn't feel the exact same way.
It's a trajectory, presumably a continuation of evolution,
but looking suspiciously like devolution.
It's looking, in fact, as though we'll be back swinging from trees in no time.
Foxholer
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Who knows what they wear under their robe!
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This takes me back a few years ago, when I got a job in London and on the first day, someone took me aside and said
'You need to wear a pin striped suit, polished black shoes and tie must have a Windsor knot'.
Even to this day, it brings a smile to my face when I think of it, it was a great firm to work for. Learnt so much that helped later on in my business.
'You need to wear a pin striped suit, polished black shoes and tie must have a Windsor knot'.
Even to this day, it brings a smile to my face when I think of it, it was a great firm to work for. Learnt so much that helped later on in my business.
Pants
Challenge Tour Pro
Talking about flipping dress codes again! Anyone would think that this is a golf forum 
arnieboy
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50 years of wearing a collar and tie I am now able to ask my kids not to buy me any for birthdays or Christmas.
SocketRocket
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I explained that it was my view. You of course are entitled to a different one.
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I'm a male stripper. Sometimes I dress as a fireman, sometimes a policeman and sometimes as a cowboy with leather chaps. Nobody has ever complained.
SocketRocket
Ryder Cup Winner
Post up some pics and we'll let you know
GreiginFife
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Personally, I think this is one occasion where we should just take Dave's word for it...
Jamesbrown
Head Pro
Dress codes will continue to change for aslong as the Earth revolves around the sun.
Take a look at golf clothes 100 years ago.
Take a look at everyday clothes 100 years ago.
It’s inevitable. You can’t stop it.
Look at kids, teens and some adults nowadays. Tracksuits all looking scruffy and look like they’re going out to rob a moped or something. I’d ban it if I could but apparently it’s cool in this day and age?
Take a look at golf clothes 100 years ago.
Take a look at everyday clothes 100 years ago.
It’s inevitable. You can’t stop it.
Look at kids, teens and some adults nowadays. Tracksuits all looking scruffy and look like they’re going out to rob a moped or something. I’d ban it if I could but apparently it’s cool in this day and age?
SocketRocket
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Yes, probably ?
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GreiginFife
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My 12 year old practically lives in joggy bottoms, the kind we used to call jobby catchers with elasticated ankles. They're hideous but he loves them. (And they're bloody expensive!)
GreiginFife
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BiMGuy
LIV Bot, (But Not As Big As Mel) ?
No you didn’t.
Why couldn’t a judge perform their role just as well in flip flops and shorts, as they do in the attire certain parts of society expect them to wear?
SocketRocket
Ryder Cup Winner
"I think society needs a bit of formality and discipline to function well, I do however understand that this view is now quite unpopular with many younger people."
What part of "I think" do you consider not being my view.
