The Noodles
Skid Fu
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Russian men do this as well.Korean men would just leave the labels on the sleeve to show off that they're wearing something expensive. I've seen it in person.
Shoot, I don't touch them tags on my socks either.Lots of people do it, right? Lots of people wearing t shirts with big logos on it. Or even buying fake stuff.
TROLOLOLOLWhy don't you throw in a picnic attack and we'll see how crazy this thing can really get?
Lots of people do it, right? Lots of people wearing t shirts with big logos on it. Or even buying fake stuff.
TROLOLOLOL
It's to the point now where I don't see a single LV handbag on a woman and ever think it's real.
That's why I gave one to my wife.Haven't you heard? LV is for secretaries.
Is there anyway to fact check the claims of career suicide if you out-dress people in the office? Maybe I'm skeptical because it sounds so absurd and I've never heard of a thing, but it seems far fetched IMO.
Is there anyway to fact check the claims of career suicide if you out-dress people in the office? Maybe I'm skeptical because it sounds so absurd and I've never heard of a thing, but it seems far fetched IMO.
To be sure, "career suicide" is a bit hyperbolic, but common-sense group psychology should be enough to convince you that the claim that it can cause resentment is at least plausible on the face of it.
Cheers,
Ac
Of course they can evolve. But people often need something - a personal experience, or something else close to them - to see something from a different point of view. (which is often when those around you change their opinons)