For this LEGO store Grand Opening I am volunteering/working at this weekend, we have to wear a sort of uniform - khaki pants, black polo shirt, black shoes.
Thing is, I don’t have a black polo shirt, and I think my khakis (which aren’t actually chinos, but are tan colored) go better with brown shoes. I suppose it all depends on the belt…
I suggested to Matt that I would buy this polo in navy with yellow threading, which I’d consider wearing in other contexts:
But he insisted that they require black. Then I suggested a black button-down, and I’d roll up the sleeves. This way I wouldn’t have to buy anything. But no, has to be a polo. So I’m going to have to buy a dull black polo (probably this one) that I won’t want to wear otherwise (all black would be ideal for cat-burglary, but not short sleeves)
Why must the LEGO store enforce these draconian rules on volunteers? The Danish are supposed to be super-fashionable!
Buy a shirt, tuck in the tags, wear it once, and return it.
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tyznik reblogged this from faucet and added:
it once, and return it.
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