I’m sure I’m not the only one who does this too. After finding a t-shirt style that I really like, I’ll buy 20 or 30 at once.
Same with pants, socks, shoes. In every pic I’m dressed exactly the same. I never have to think what to put on and I never have to think too hard about what to pack on a trip.
I’m sure I’m not the only one who does this too. After finding a t-shirt style that I really like, I’ll buy 20 or 30 at once.
Same with pants, socks, shoes. In every pic I’m dressed exactly the same. I never have to think what to put on and I never have to think too hard about what to pack on a trip.
One less thing to worry or think about in life.
Bill Gates and Steve Jobs both did this too, at their respective career peaks.
Wearing cancer was a bad choice.
Also Mark Zuckerberg.
And Elizabeth Holmes.
TIL
Ouch.
Ouch again. Maybe consistent fashion isn’t the path to popularity?
edit: Quotes are from the Wikipedia article on her.
I’m just saying she copied Jobs.
What is she leading then?
Just because she’s leading in a disappointing manner doesn’t mean she’s not leading, to be fair.
Yeah but fuck him.
Fuck Jobs and Gates, too, for that matter…but the modern tech moguls are way, way more dangerous than those two were.
Sure, but I don’t think that’s impacted by acknowledging their clothing decisions.
Yeah but I try to pretend he doesn’t exist. Which wasn’t easy because my face-blindness really made me think Toby was Zuck in this post.
Gotcha.
Same, like a cartoon character
I just buy in bulk to save money, paying more for higher quality is a thing of the past.
Let me just get 15 of the same shirt and wear through them one by one. I don’t care how i look anyway.
I do the same bro, I wear 30 pairs of shirts and pants on top of each other and every week I shed a layer. I call it the crustacean method.
Lol, not like that x’D
But thank you for that image which is now stuck in my head.