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Off topic but I've heard that Zuck has a cupboard full of same hoodie (or t-shirt) so he doesn't have to worry about what he is going to wear in the morning.
by chanux 14y ago
Off topic but I've heard that Zuck has a cupboard full of same hoodie (or t-shirt) so he doesn't have to worry about what he is going to wear in the morning.
- Karunamon 14y agoThat's a pretty common trope - supposedly Steve Jobs was the same way. I wonder how true it is.
- corporalagumbo 14y agoI recently bought ~30 pairs of the same underwear which I prefer. I definitely see locking down a set of favourite items for the basics of your daily wardrobe, and then buying those items in bulk, as a big efficiency boost if you have more important things to do with your mind than worry about the what you're going to wear each day. Makes sense to focus on basic items: socks, undies, t-shirts, pants, jerseys. Then you don't have to worry about needing to do laundry all the time, running out of items you prefer, choosing between different models, choosing when you go shopping again. Ultimately you would want to extend this beyond clothes: food, household items etc. and automate it as much as possible, so you don't even have to worry about re-buying - your system is set up to order replacements on schedule as required. Edit: just realised I'm in the process of doing basically the same thing with discovering and standardising my favourite haircut.
- gnaritas 14y agoProbably true; lots of people do this, myself included. I don't want to think about what I wear every day. I find a set of clothes I like, a shirt, shorts, or pants, and buy a bunch of them so I wear essentially the same outfit every day with the only variation being the color as I buy that thing in many colors if possible.