Ideas for what to wear/do?

- the ravings of a man lost in his own delusions. Where has anyone made such an assumption? Every single statement you make supports the conclusion that you are a very low level employee in a large company - perhaps janitorial or building security - with delusions of someday moving up, and very frustrated by the fact that you are passed up by the incompetents who supervise you. I doubt you keep a job more than a few months at a time.

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I personally will be wearing a black and white dress shirt, and black trousers. However, I am unsure what others will be wearing. Thus, I need suggestions as to what you think the employees will wear.

In addition, do you think I should dress differently?

I would not like to cause embarrassment to any employee, e.g. one who turns up in jeans, when everyone else is wearing semi-formal wears, as it would indeed be my fault, due to a lack of given information.

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Kalra, from the original post (as if the title weren't enough), you asked:

"In addition, do you think I should dress differently?"

My answer is yes and I suggested a good, flexible option.

Normally, I wouldn't really give a damn about people's silly internet fantasies, but since you've managed to annoy me now with your curt response to my good advice (offered with the best intentions), I'll have to agree with the skeptics that believe you are not who you claim to be. How do I know this with a high degree of certainty? Because a while back, you published a picture of an item of clothing located in what you claimed was your bedroom. The room clearly had wall-to-wall carpeting. Wall-to-wall carpeting is really a pretty low class, low-quality flooring option. It wouldn't be found in ANY building of higher-end construction or recent renovation. And certainly not in the master bedroom, of all places.

Regards,
Montecristo

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Wall-to-wall carpeting is really a pretty low class, low-quality flooring option. It wouldn't be found in ANY building of higher-end construction or recent renovation. And certainly not in the master bedroom, of all places.

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the whole office is almost crying with laughter.

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the whole office is almost crying with laughter.

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did you ever wonder if people are laughing with you, or at you...probably not, just thought i'd float the idea though. a man of your position is best to be circumspect. remember, it's not paranoia if they really are out to get you. /andrew I do not know if that was offense or what? Anyway, I do know that we are all laughing together at this person who thinks I am a janitor.

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Kalra, I used to live in Mayfair as well, on Hertford Street about a block from the park. My small suite had hardwood floors--the maid's chamber (which was used as a spare bedroom) was carpeted. What street are you on?

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Actually, from your avatar you look like one of the bellhops from the hotels I stay at while in NYC.

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