Yeah, I'm at the daddy daughter dance age and typically do at least one cruise a year, so there are a few opportunities I could wear a tux but a suit is just fine too. I should keep my eye on a sell for that dinner jacket.
congratulations. I had a similar incident attempting to find ties at one of their locations because I'd heard an ad on the radio. after a half hour of going through multiple ties i asked if they had anything that didn't look like the back of a woman's thong or look like it was knit by my great nan during the war. I was told no and this was the new style men like. if they're pansies was my response. they didn't have any decent patterns either, not a single paisley in sight. A few months later I was in Canada and found some lovely ties from a store run by older gentlemen who knew what real fashion was.
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That, uh, sounds like a "you" problem. Could be too much Cheesecake Factory in your diet.
So from what my spouse tells me, crocks are popular footwear because they are easy to clean bodily fluids off of, something that can happen often enough when you're in a hospital setting.
Many years ago, in fact over 3 decades ago, I used to go to thrift stores and they were a great place to buy ties. I had some really nice ties. Sometime between then and now we used to foster puppies and kittens. Ties hanging down were too much fun for one of the broods and they got chewed up I had to throw them away. You reminded me that I have 6 weeks to find a good tie for my suit.
You can get ones that aren't holed in the front. But yes, I agree, the holed ones are a little weird.
Eh, it's the cowboy hats that freak me out.
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For sure, but I can never get a straight answer from anyone about the practical logistics of upkeep.
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