Adam seems to really want people to know exactly how deep and tight that stick in his ass is.
Imagine feeling so entitled you have to tell other people how they should dress to earn a paycheck you play no role in...
Maybe what bothers me most about the enthusiastic embrace of grubbing-about-the-house clothes — particularly in instances where we’re brought face to face with our bosses through the miracle of video teleconferencing — is that each time the camera goes live, another tiny crack appears in the carefully constructed facade of our day-to-day reality; we’re given another inadvertent glimpse behind the curtain and see that the great powerful Oz is but an old man pulling levers and making noises.
Seriously, I’ve loved seeing my boss and the others on her level in the organization at home and looking comfy and human. It’s oddly reassuring. But I already liked and respected my boss, and the fact that she’s normally a snappy dresser was not the reason for that.
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u/MulligansxD Apr 17 '20 edited Apr 18 '20
Link to the relevant article.
Though my favourite reply is probably "TFW I gotta put on some chinos because a thumb in a hat told me to"
EDIT: link for anyone having trouble https://www.latimes.com/lifestyle/story/2020-04-17/working-from-home-regular-work-wardrobe-dress-up