Growing up, my dream job used to be one that will afford me the opportunity to dress like this to work; it still is.
I never admired necktie men; I thought it was the Rastaman in me, but I still don't.
I used to see the high-level ones as either greedy or miserly, and the rank and file as overworked, underpaid, and underappreciated stooges; I still do.
I never trusted their strategies, or as one worthy to be followed, no matter how cute; I still don't. But that's just me and my beliefs.
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