Caustic Man
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UNIFORM LA CHILLICOTHE WORK JACKET Drop, going on right now.
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Not getting the connection. Do elaborate.
Edit: Nevermind. *******.
It's part of Nick's branding strategy, which is that Eidos isn't for try-hards, but rather for the adults who used to be the kids who were too cool to be try-hards. That's my one gripe with Eidos: I love the clothes and the market niche (price and age wise, I am the market niche), but there's an incongruity in Nick's borderline contempt for earnestness. Why wouldn't you honor beautiful tailoring, great fabrics, and classic lines with pressed shirts and shined shoes?
That's the very first time I've been accused of having contempt for earnestness.
I'm trying to broaden the appeal of great tailoring, classic lines, etc. by making it less stuffy. If you want to shine your shoes and iron your shirts, that's great, I certainly have no contempt for that. That said, if you want to look more casual in your clothing we are all for that too.
AR lenses should be on your next to-do list.
AR lenses should be on your next to-do list.
That would be. This was something I've noticed before consistently.Thanks for the tip!
I'm sure it was meant sincerely and not to mock my glasses at all, which would be in bad taste, of course.