[speaker001:] okay do do do you work outside the home or you a student
[speaker002:] I do I'm I'm a student and I work at Nu Skin
[speaker001:] you're a student oh okay so you have a wardrobe to choose
[speaker002:] so yeah
[speaker001:] do you wear more dressy type clothes or casual or
[speaker002:] um we're allowed to wear we just we just can't wear jeans um every Monday through Friday we just have to wear you know nice slacks or um just something that looks nice and then on Fridays and Saturdays we can wear jeans so
[speaker001:] uh-huh uh-huh oh oh
[speaker002:] like jean day
[speaker001:] oh does your does it change pretty much from does it change from season to season or is it pretty standard
[speaker002:] um it's pretty standard I mean just more sweaters and stuff of course in the winter but
[speaker001:] uh-huh well it seems like you know warmer warmer even in the winter you go from your warm car to your warm building so there really isn't that much of a of a difference or in the summer it's it's mostly air-conditioning course you do wear cooler things but I um don't work outside the home right now I have four little ones and so my
[speaker002:] right oh wow
[speaker001:] my clothing doesn't need to be probably as fancy as yours but um you know mostly during the day I wear the the casual type things and and I have the sweaters and the in the winter and fall and
[speaker002:] um-hum
[speaker001:] and cooler things in the summer but I for my husband he wears pretty standard all year round because it's so climatized his work situation but we just recently done something that we found really helpful with his wardrobe and that is um we send all of his shirts and his slacks to the dry cleaners and we hadn't been doing this previously I was you know washing them and ironing and taking care of them at home and we found that it makes them wear and look so much better to have just everything dry cleaned I don't know whether you
[speaker002:] oh really and you don't find that gets too expensive or
[speaker001:] well we uh figure it's pretty much worth the expense just because um
[speaker002:] really
[speaker001:] the the dry cleaner comes right to his place of work and picks the articles up and takes them and dry-cleans them and brings them back the next day and then they give the company a fifteen percent discount so it really
[speaker002:] wow
[speaker001:] it really is not that expensive and we figure you know what it saves on wear and tear and then and saving me having to do it and they look so much better when they're dry-cleaned
[speaker002:] um-hum
[speaker001:] than when I do so that it does it does and that's kind of a
[speaker002:] that makes it really nice
[speaker001:] uh just just a you know thing we've recently started that's that we found really helpful
[speaker002:] uh-huh does he have to wear suits and ties and
[speaker001:] no he doesn't he he wears if he has an meeting a meeting or an important thing he wears a suit and tie but most of the time it's just dress slacks and and you know white shirt usually and a tie
[speaker002:] uh huh
[speaker001:] so that now that's interesting do you wear when when on the days that Monday like Monday through Friday do you wear slacks mostly or dresses or
[speaker002:] um I I rarely wear dresses
[speaker001:] do you you're not a dress person
[speaker002:] yeah I mean it doesn't it doesn't have to be that dressy guys have to wear ties at work but shirts and ties at Nu Skin but
[speaker001:] uh-huh oh uh-huh even even during the week they do huh or I mean on weekends do they
[speaker002:] other than that oh no no no
[speaker001:] not on the weekend
[speaker002:] but um the guys seem to get to have to dress up a little more than the girls
[speaker001:] oh
[speaker002:] for some reason we can get away with more
[speaker001:] oh huh what about like shoe type things do you wear mostly dress shoes or do you wear tennis shoes or what
[speaker002:] um no we can't wear tennis shoes during the week either so
[speaker001:] oh well I guess you couldn't because you wouldn't have jeans on
[speaker002:] yeah we can't wear tennis shoes but I it's pretty casual I I found I mean it it would be what I would wear to school anyways most of the time so
[speaker001:] oh so can you wear right what you wear to school to work you don't have to change
[speaker002:] yeah yeah I well I work in the mornings from six thirty to ten thirty so
[speaker001:] well that's oh
[speaker002:] I get up pretty early and then school comes after that so I just don't bother to change for school unless I really want to be casual but
[speaker001:] uh-huh oh oh well that's interesting okay well can you
[speaker002:] yeah how long have you been doing this TI thing
[speaker001:] um let's see about two weeks is all
[speaker002:] really how did you find out about it
[speaker001:] my uh my brother
[speaker002:] he's in is he in Dallas
[speaker001:] he yes well he's in Plano that's just outside Dallas yeah
[speaker002:] oh really that's where I'm from
[speaker001:] oh are you yes Plano
[speaker002:] yeah yeah um what is is he in a ward down there or
[speaker001:] yeah um I wonder should we wait until she comes on and and disconnects us to talk about all this or
[speaker002:] sure
[speaker001:] okay let me just should we finish let me just ask you a couple more things about clothes and then I'll and then she should be on um
[speaker002:] okay
[speaker001:] oh what was I gonna do you do you like the suits do you wear suits or do you like more more feminine type dresses
[speaker002:] um I I like yeah I'm more into suits I think I'm more uh
[speaker001:] that style huh
[speaker002:] yeah more what's it called just um
[speaker001:] tailored
[speaker002:] yeah and oh what's the word I can't think of the word it's um
[speaker001:] yeah tailored
[speaker002:] just things that don't