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HOFer right here
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Compliance.
My first real gig was in a brokerage firm, institutional trading. Ever see Wolf of Wall Street?
That was real. I knew several of those traders. I also knew Bernie Madoff.
The head of trading of our desk had strippers in the office for his birthday, DURING trading hours. Giuliani got wind of it, and we were audited, sanctioned and fined. Had to hold compliance meetings after work for 6 months straight, then three times a year afterward. One of those rules? Do not speak to women in an aggressive manner, do not compliment on anything that is not work performance related, and do not do or say anything that could be mistaken as unwanted sexual advances, that included complimenting a woman on her shoes.
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How are you going to make “way more money” just because you wear a suit
Again, I get how over an extended period of time it could have an effect but instantaneous like he’s suggesting? A white chick did that to me at B Bar (RIP) in NYC once. Total stranger came up to me and asked why I had “RBF”. I asked what she was talking about and she “Resting ***** Face”
I just walked away
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I've had other women tell me that all the stupid comments random women have made to me were them shooting their shot
As much as they complain about us hitting on them, they're just as bad at it. Shoot their shots in the stupidest ways.
As much as they complain about us hitting on them, they're just as bad at it. Shoot their shots in the stupidest ways.
BRUH! Wolf of Wall Street???
That's maximizing the minimum!
That example is so extreme, rare, and random
I was talking about the walk from the train to the office or in the grocery store.
I met my current GF on the street, she tells the story all the time!
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women have absolutely NO GAME
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But, that is what fluid and I were discussing.BRUH! Wolf of Wall Street???
That's maximizing the minimum!
That example is so extreme, rare, and random
I was talking about the walk from the train to the office or in the grocery store.
I met my current GF on the street, she tells the story all the time!
No compliments in the workplace.
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This is insane
I’m literally getting ready to hit the mall to cop some suavage right now. Now imma play picture me rolling on the way
. Pac, Nipsey and Lucci version
that Sauvage KILLLLLLLLLLL! Don’t sleep on that GUESS NIGHT (cheap AF but it smell good) or COMME DES GARCON either.
my cousin BM bought him that Sauvage for Christmas. I damn near killed his bottle in a month
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But, that is what fluid and I were discussing.
Oh, my bad.
I guess it depends where you work / who you work with because I've had work wives, cool coworkers and we complemented (and dissed) each other all the time.
I think not being a douchebag goes a long way.
Woman can typically tell when you're simply giving a compliment vs trying to holla for real...at least in my experience.
This one dude was a real sleaze ball and was trying to poke everything moving, a real "where my hug" type.
Had the nerve to ask me how I get along so well with them "Bad *****es" like I was the office pimp / ***** plug or something
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They want to be cute instead of being direct. Tell me you want me instead of trying to influence me into chasing you.
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The higher the stakes? The tighter the rules. Law firms in NYC have what is considered a slush fund for sexual harassment lawsuits. Lawyers tend to be very literal due to the practice, and therefore blunt, coming off wrong to a more sensitive co worker. Due to their stereotypical lack of manners, they go through these situations a lot.Oh, my bad.
I guess it depends where you work / who you work with because I've had work wives, cool coworkers and we complemented (and dissed) each other all the time.
I think not being a douchebag goes a long way.
Woman can typically tell when you're simply giving a compliment vs trying to holla for real...at least in my experience.
This one dude was a real sleaze ball and was trying to poke everything moving, a real "where my hug" type.
Had the nerve to ask me how I get along so well with them "Bad *****es" like I was the office pimp / ***** plug or something
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What jobs these days, outside of being a lawyer, even require you to wear a suit?
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Urgent care lady checking me in took my mask off and baited me to compliment her age. Fine light skinned gal. Said she had a 33 yr old son .. told her good genes but also that my wife is in the lobby .. her mood switched but was low key flirty chatty batty girl
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Being high value is a lifestyle, 24/8 gig.
I sleep in my Tom Ford 3 piece
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As boujie and materialistic as society has become.... what’s wrong with suits? I love suits. Again, if I see any man with an ill fitting suit, IDC how wealthy he is, he’s a bum.
and the trend of suits and sneakers needs to STOP!
Imagine judges wearing streetwear and sneakers, hell no. I think people who are opposed to suits just lack style. Personally.
come to my wedding with suits and sneakers, you gone be sitting outside. Tacky as hell
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Define the terms of “bum”? I think it just means they lack style and/or don’t have fashion sense.
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I think Suits and sneakers can be worn together but it's a very limited amount of sneakers that can go with suits. When I see cats getting married in 11's and the rest I cringe.
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I remember when I started regularly wearing suits and sneakers back in like 2012
It was just me and Jason Sudeikis. Now everyone's wearing them. Influence
It was just me and Jason Sudeikis. Now everyone's wearing them. Influence
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Older women always wanna tell you how old their son is.
Like maam I'm not tryna hear all that, are we having sex or not?
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Lol this is stupid. My wife bagged me and I love it.. she made all the moves, took me out to her favorite spots, paid for everything and made first move sexually.
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I mean, I was just asking a question
But 90% of the time dudes who just throw on suits to do regular **** are extra no apparent reason and think they’re somehow better than other ppl because they have one on
Just like dude in the tweet.To clarify I’m not “opposed” to suits, but if it ain’t required I’m not wearing one.
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But not smiling =/= RBF/Mean Mugging.
Nobody should be telling a stranger to fix their face man.
re: "Ok with everything that comes their way" - Well they will have no choice if they DO have a RBF.
But again, not smiling doesn't mean they have a RBF/Mean Mugging.
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I remember when I started regularly wearing suits and sneakers back in like 2012
It was just me and Jason Sudeikis. Now everyone's wearing them. Influence
tacky influence*
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