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Dress code or no, if I saw someone wearing a wife beater in an office I'd be compelled to ask if they're feeling okay.
by babygoat 9y ago
Dress code or no, if I saw someone wearing a wife beater in an office I'd be compelled to ask if they're feeling okay.
- flukus 9y agoWhy? It makes perfect sense for anyone living in a warm climate. Anywhere that's casual dress you'll typically see women wearing tops that are quite similar to a wife beater.
- babygoat 9y agoIt's not warm in the office. It should be free of armpit hair.
- flukus 9y agoI'm not in the office all day. If it's cold enough that a wife beater is uncomfortable to wear in the office then you have the air con way to high. > It should be free of armpit hair. Why?
- babygoat 9y agoFor the same reason I don’t subject you to my pubic hair. Just put on a t-shirt FFS.
- tugberkk 9y agoI think he meant wearing a w.beater under the shirt.
- freehunter 9y agoThere is nothing wrong with wearing a white t-shirt (sleeved or sleeveless) under another shirt, that's normal underwear. The problem is when you're wearing just your underwear in a social setting that does not call for it. Same thing with how boxer shorts cover everything that should be covered in an office, but it's not socially acceptable to wear just boxer shorts to work. You should have pants over top of them.
- phren0logy 9y agoLike sweat pants, the wife beater says: “I have given up. I am a non-combatant in life.”
- chatmasta 9y agoA warm climate, maybe. But in the current social climate, wearing an article of clothing known colloquially as a “wife beater” seems ill-advised.
- lucozade 9y agoFor those of us who are separated by a common language, apparently a wife beater is a singlet. I was initially surprised because the last time I wore a wife beater was when Daly scored against Wales and the chap behind me in the pub got over excited and poured his pint over me. Doesn't happen in the office very often.