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"I’ll be wearing a black suit." That should have been enough to make anyone suspicious.
by pg 14y ago
"I’ll be wearing a black suit."
That should have been enough to make anyone suspicious.
- west1737 14y agoAnd the name PG... very sketchy
- charlieok 14y agoI did wonder if this bit... “On January 31st, 2013, a person identifying as PG sent me an email saying that he would wish to meet to discuss a business opportunity with me.” ...was intended to refer to you, or if the initials PG are just a coincidence. You are in the “initials club” after all (rms, jwz, esr, djb) and have even shortened the usual three letters to two.
- pg 14y agoYeah, actually I think he probably meant "PG" and not PG. But by the time I realized that, someone had replied to me, and I don't like to delete comments with replies.
- skrebbel 14y agoWhy? My friend PG (Pieter Geelen) wears a black suit all the time.
- RivieraKid 14y agoDoes he work at CSIS by any chance?
- lostlogin 14y agoDid he learn his trade from movies or so something? What if there are 2 people in black suits? Oh, covered, he will be the one with the shaken martini.
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- X4 14y agoMaybe the agent didn't have time to change clothes. Or the Agency can't afford colorful clothes :D
- mtgx 14y agoYou mean just a like a hoodie?
- bio4m 14y agoNothing wrong with black suits, in London theyre very common among business people. Not everyone has the luxury of wearing t-shirts and jeans to the office.
- dreamfactory 14y agoBlack suits aren't supposed to be worn for business. They are for evening wear. They should only be worn in the day if you are a waiter, doorman, undertaker, American etc.
- Mvandenbergh 14y agoNot black though, that's not really done - certainly not in London.