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Do you feel safe wearing a suit?
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I feel like John Matrix, John McClaine, and Charlie Bronson rolled into one.
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My father always taught me that in order not to get mugged is to exude an air that you own the world when in dodgy areas. They might think you're strapped.
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If you don't feel safe then you need to move!!
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Yo - just make sure your suit matches the local gang colors.
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I feel totally safe in my suit.Originally Posted by MikeDT
Nice. Is that single- or double-vented? I can't tell from the angle of the pic.
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Yo - just make sure your suit matches the local gang colors.Originally Posted by Michigan Planner
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Yep, feel totally safe, if not safer. I get the impression people think you're someone that shouldn't be touched in the first place. Compared to more "normal" clothes, you have to admit it is far less "punk" like.
I also rarely wear suits all the time.
I also rarely wear suits all the time.
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