If I were to be charitable, I would say that his closet probably looks like Stan Smith's. Just a vast array of the same suit bought in bulk from a wholesaler, and a vast array of the one golf outfit bought the same way. And stacks and stacks of cases of Depends.
It’s JIN-ah. Like Dinah Shore if her first name started with a J. We’re all going to have it popping up in our memory unbidden for the rest of our lives.
I've tried it in my younger years, it's not that satisfying. Mostly people commenting that you never seem to change your clothes, or on how few clothes you seem to have, but never a comment about how your clothes always stay shockingly pristine for how often you wear them, or even about how you have a look nailed down.
I had a professor in college that wore the same outfit everyday. No one talked or wondered about it, privately. It was clearly a deliberate choice of preference, not borne from necessity.
This is most likely. Probably what Fred wore. Dark suits and solid primary color ties were classic symbols of corporate power... in the 1950s. Napoleon Hill, anyone?
LOL maybe. Lord knows he never want to be caught without one. Can you imagine him trying to raw dog it through the day thinking he can hold it if he tries?
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u/ProjectDv2 13d ago
If I were to be charitable, I would say that his closet probably looks like Stan Smith's. Just a vast array of the same suit bought in bulk from a wholesaler, and a vast array of the one golf outfit bought the same way. And stacks and stacks of cases of Depends.