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Uniform LA's Chillicothe Work Jacket is an elevated take on the classic Detroit Work Jacket. Made of ultra-premium 14-ounce Japanese canvas, it has been meticulously washed and hand distressed to replicate vintage workwear that’s been worn for years, and available in three colors.
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This is my open question to all those who think I was insensitive to Lennie Small about his Value Village sport jacket: What would you have done? What would you have said to him?
What I find gross is not whatever happened in your interaction with that guy. It is, to quote myself, this:You're confusing two things. What you told that guy, the tone you used, the advice you gave him, whatever -- that's one thing, and since I wasn't there, I can't judge it. I don't work in retail: I have no idea what I would have said or done.
Your inability to distinguish between stupid idiots (like the shirt button guy -- Jesus!) and poor, perhaps mentally challenged or otherwise intellectually insufficiently equipped people who aren't otherwise offensive is what I find objectionable.But you are bragging about it HERE in telling the story in the way you chose to tell it. ...
To be clear: plenty of your anecdotes are hilarious. But you clearly don't see a difference in making fun of shysters or self-righteous ***** and in making fun of economically or mentally challenged people who're trying to dress well, even if they fail utterly and are useless at communicating their desires (and/or can't understand the advice they're given). I see that difference, I think it's an important one, and I do think it's a question of class, tact, or whatever tag you want to put on it whether that distinction matters to one or not.
Isn't it funny that no one has stepped up to the plate and answered this question?
No, my job does not involve putting up with fools and stupid idiots. My job involves educating and informing and advising customers who are actually able, willing, and capable of listening, learning, and accepting.
You obviously haven't worked in menswear.
Thank you for sticking up for me and others like me.
12.) Even to this day, I still can't figure out why it's so difficult for people to remember the word tailor.