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I didn't say it was bad. Just a shift in perception from 'something of value' to 'something to send a social signal that maybe I don't want to send'.
by joseph_cooney 14y ago
I didn't say it was bad. Just a shift in perception from 'something of value' to 'something to send a social signal that maybe I don't want to send'.
- rjd 14y agoExactly, I remember one day throwing out (to good will) 20+ industry shirts, from events, vendors, prizes etc... because I reached an age where the social value wasn't there anymore, infact it became prohibiting towards being taken serious. I look at the young guys I work with now getting all excited about vendor gear, smile, and reminisce about being the same age, but to me shirts are worthless (and as noted a stigma in some situations).