A
Okay, um, I don't know about you but where I am we have a like an extremely lax dress policy at work and it varies like every day. I mean from jeans one day to business suits the next.
A
It's pretty bad, but it's true, you know, they tend to try to be, you know, real lax and supposedly the policy is like, you know, we, you know, we, hire these wonderful creative people and we don't want to smush their creativity, you know. We want to go ahead and let them do what ever they want. And, you know, you really will see people in in jeans one day and business suits the next.
B
Well, I'm kind of that way too. I work in the legal department and where we are now, what we're doing is some very big lawsuits that happen to have a heck of a lot of boxes of documents.
A
Yeah.
B
And I get to toting around boxes of documents several times a day, it always seems like I'm doing that and I can't see getting dressed up and wearing heels and stuff when you have to carry, you know, boxes of documents around, so, if I'm just going to be there working in the litigation center and doing, you know, odds and ends and stuff with the boxes of documents, I dress down. But if we're going to have a meeting, where we're having the attorneys come in, or people from, uh, other party's attorneys and stuff, then I normally dress up. Yeah, and I'll wear a dress and hose and stuff.
A
Yeah, you know, we're kind of that way too. I try to, I'm the same way you are, I kind of try to judge from day to day. I know, you know, where I am we work a lot with the customers and we have a lot of government folks come in all the time and,