The Senate sergeant at arms and relevant congressional staff have been notified about changes to the chamber's informal dress code, which will go into effect on Monday.
Nonesense. Now, go and spend enough money to buy a week’s food on a long strip of silk and knot it around your neck like a noose as is demanded of you by your corporate masters.
Seriously. I joke that I specifically became a sysadmin because a T-shirt (and occasional polo), jeans, and sneakers or boots is already formal for me.
should’ve passed it for every job, everywhere, using the same logic
Indeed. What is considered “business attire” is exceedingly stupid and impractical.
But then how could we tell the poors from the real humans?
Good thinking ! we need something they can’t take off… hmm…
grabs branding iron
uwu
Nonesense. Now, go and spend enough money to buy a week’s food on a long strip of silk and knot it around your neck like a noose as is demanded of you by your corporate masters.
I only ever had one job with a business casual dress code. Never again.
Seriously. I joke that I specifically became a sysadmin because a T-shirt (and occasional polo), jeans, and sneakers or boots is already formal for me.
… it’s only partially actually a joke.