are you a scrub?

[j00fek]

id have to say yes since im a stoner

 

[JRich]

Shorts and an under-shirt. Yep, I'm a scrub.

 

[dmw16]

i wear a dress shirt, dress pants, dress shoes. Friday is a nice shirt, jeans, and dress shoes or clean sneakers.

i don't understand how anyone can go to work in an office is a t-shirt and shorts, or even a t-shirt and jeans. maybe im old fashion, but I think that working in an office calls for a certain level of professionalism in your dress.

 

[RU482]

i typically wear a polo and shorts or jeans. meh

 

[Hacp]

Nope. I'm, in all epics, no blues or greens. Not a scrub.

 

[GasX]

I probably qualify.

I work from home and have the following routine:

Get up, decide if showering or changing underwear is a burning need, decide if yesterday's clothes have had their day, put on shorts and t-shirt, proceed with day...

 

[ForumMaster]

when it's cold, long jeans and a t-shirt and a sweatshirt over it. when it's warm to hot (unfortunatly most of the time) a t-shirt and short pants. but then i'm still in high school...

 

[Gunslinger08]

At work: Jeans, button up shirt or polo, sandals
At play: Shorts, button up shirt or polo, sandals

 

[Gunslinger08]

Originally posted by: dmw16
i wear a dress shirt, dress pants, dress shoes. Friday is a nice shirt, jeans, and dress shoes or clean sneakers.

i don't understand how anyone can go to work in an office is a t-shirt and shorts, or even a t-shirt and jeans. maybe im old fashion, but I think that working in an office calls for a certain level of professionalism in your dress.

Why? Does it affect your productivity at all whether you're wearing dress clothes or something casual? I'm more productive when I'm not uncomfortable.

 

[Raduque]

Originally posted by: joshsquall

Originally posted by: dmw16
i wear a dress shirt, dress pants, dress shoes. Friday is a nice shirt, jeans, and dress shoes or clean sneakers.

i don't understand how anyone can go to work in an office is a t-shirt and shorts, or even a t-shirt and jeans. maybe im old fashion, but I think that working in an office calls for a certain level of professionalism in your dress.

Why? Does it affect your productivity at all whether you're wearing dress clothes or something casual? I'm more productive when I'm not uncomfortable.

My thoughts exactly. I'm a phone CSR, and I see absolutely ZERO reason I should not be allowed to dress comfortably. Dress pants/slacks, button up, tucked in shirts, and fancy frackin shoes are NOT comfortable. It'd be a bit different if I was a customer-facing employee or getting paid an impressive wage, but I'm a $9/hr phone rep who's being forced to dress like people making 4 digits a pay check take-home? Uh uh, Homey don't play that.

 

[nakedfrog]

Originally posted by: blackdogdeek
work: suit, tie, dress shirt, shoes

home: remove suit, remove tie, remove dress shirt, remove shoes leaving undershirt, boxers and socks, then add slippers for the '1960's father at home' look.

Don't forget the glass of scotch

 

[nakedfrog]

Originally posted by: dmw16
i wear a dress shirt, dress pants, dress shoes. Friday is a nice shirt, jeans, and dress shoes or clean sneakers.

i don't understand how anyone can go to work in an office is a t-shirt and shorts, or even a t-shirt and jeans. maybe im old fashion, but I think that working in an office calls for a certain level of professionalism in your dress.

Well, I happen to feel that the bits of cloth strewn about my body are mostly there so that I'm not naked (as apparently that's frowned upon most places--plus I have a leather chair). I can't see how they can effect the quality of my work.

 

[ArchCenturion]

Its summer now, so all i wear is my board shorts. Sometimes i put on a shirt if im goin out to the movies or dinner or something.

 

[pontifex]

Originally posted by: Raduque

Originally posted by: joshsquall

Originally posted by: dmw16
i wear a dress shirt, dress pants, dress shoes. Friday is a nice shirt, jeans, and dress shoes or clean sneakers.

i don't understand how anyone can go to work in an office is a t-shirt and shorts, or even a t-shirt and jeans. maybe im old fashion, but I think that working in an office calls for a certain level of professionalism in your dress.

Why? Does it affect your productivity at all whether you're wearing dress clothes or something casual? I'm more productive when I'm not uncomfortable.

My thoughts exactly. I'm a phone CSR, and I see absolutely ZERO reason I should not be allowed to dress comfortably. Dress pants/slacks, button up, tucked in shirts, and fancy frackin shoes are NOT comfortable. It'd be a bit different if I was a customer-facing employee or getting paid an impressive wage, but I'm a $9/hr phone rep who's being forced to dress like people making 4 digits a pay check take-home? Uh uh, Homey don't play that.

i agree with that. my last job was business casual but we never dealt with clients or vendors, so why? was annoying.

i wear jeans and t-shirts here mainly because I can, but also because i frequently go out into a very dirty and hot manufacturing shop. pretty much anything you touch is guarranteed to leave your hands solid black.

 

[Chaotic42]

I wear jeans and a t-shirt at home and at work. It's way too hot here most of the time to "dress up", especially in those horrible golf shirts.

 

[LS20]

my clothes are not stylish but they fit properly

 

[mztykal]

AnF or Ruehl t-shirts or casual shirts, cargos (pref LUCKY or Se7en or Polo) and jeans (LUCKY, Se7en, Guess)...

Puma's on my feet or flip flops from Sanuk (really damn comfortable) and some Ray-Ban's or some Dolce glasses.

That's the norm. Around the house, it's bball shorts, boxers, and that's pretty much it.

 

[Bill Brasky]

I usually worry about over-dressing. I enjoy wearing stylish clothes, but if it's not appropriate for the situation then you look like an idiot.

 

[theprodigalrebel]

Casual: Old jeans and a plain T-shirt. Maybe an unbuttoned flannel/denim shirt if there's a cool breeze blowing.
My formal attire leans heavily towards 'Casual Friday'. 316

 

[SirStev0]

Originally posted by: AMCRambler

Originally posted by: fire400
do you care?

meh...

pfft... whteva

 

[shiner]

No, but I wish I were.

I mean JD gets to bang all the hot chicks, Turk is cool as hell and Dr. Cox is one funny SOB.

 

[moshquerade]

Originally posted by: shinerburke
No, but I wish I were.

I mean JD gets to bang all the hot chicks, Turk is cool as hell and Dr. Cox is one funny SOB.

shiner! would you look what the cat let in. :laugh:

 

[shiner]

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: shinerburke
No, but I wish I were.

I mean JD gets to bang all the hot chicks, Turk is cool as hell and Dr. Cox is one funny SOB.

shiner! would you look what the cat let in. :laugh:

I'm allergic to cats.

 

[Mallarddrake44]

i love scrubs!

 

[imported_Imp]

I have confidence issues so I try to look professional at work and casual anywhere else. Definately more productive when I'm comfortable in what I'm wearing. However, lately, I've stopped caring as much and have chosen comfortable/trashy-ish; got tired of sweating like a dog just to put on a dress shirt in 35C heat.