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I used to do this for years, just because I realized it didn’t matter (to me). It drove my colleagues nuts though and they tried to pressure me into “changing
by retro64 10y ago
I used to do this for years, just because I realized it didn’t matter (to me). It drove my colleagues nuts though and they tried to pressure me into “changing my shirt” or making fun of me because I could care less about wearing jeans on Friday. I told them I took a shower once a month whether I needed it or not, so let me be.
Anyway, I no longer do it because I just grew tired of the same look, but I have been considering going back because I found the plain white shirts I used to wear turned out to be very high quality and lasted forever. I can’t seem to find a variety of colored shirts with the same longevity. It seems the mix of cotton/polyester and weave is different depending on the color die, but the white shirts with a 60/40 (cotton/poly) were really a good deal in the long run. Coincidentally, I’m wearing one right now :).
- pram 10y ago"I told them I took a shower once a month" That is disgusting.
- retro64 10y agoHaha! If only it were true. I think it was more like once every 2 months. (I'm kidding of course, just in case anyone else is offended by my lame attempt at humor)
- arkitaip 10y agoWe can't really tell because our industry is so messed up wrt personal optimization and unhealthy work practices that showering once every two month sounds kinda probable.
- funnyfacts365 10y agoOr sarcasm... Or mind your own business type of answer, you know? Also, do you know showering too often destroy your skin bacteria and oil and that those exist for a reason?
- devopsproject 10y ago> took a shower once a month is this a typo?
- codingdave 10y agoNo, a joke.