They dressed like that at every tour event, the Sands, Bicycle club etc. when pool was successful, is my point.
Dress code in tournaments
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Why a dark polo shirt though..?Any color will do so the field of player don't look like an army out of north korea...
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The code actually any stated collared shirt, but the player preference seemed to be dark polo shirt.
Tour/Texas Open....I think the two are different.
If you don't that's our difference.
I've played and finished in the cash in Reno many times.
So you lied......just kidding
Would we know you..?
We all know him.
Look at his last few posts. You might see a picture and catch the name.
Or you could just tell me unless he's a secret servive agent of course...
Bill....the plot thickens...
I prefer wearing dark clothes when playing pool.
Dark colors don't show chalk marks and pool room dirt as much light-colored clothing.
I prefer to walk around with my clothes not looking like they need to be washed.
FWIW, I had to wear the monkey suit for years. The pay was great, but the job mostly sucked.
One of the funniest photos I've ever seen is of a guy sitting in a sports stadium, wearing a baseball cap on backwards and using his hand to shade his eyes.
I said ''if you like the job''
What did you wear..?
I said ''if you like the job''
Here's what you said, "If a dress code would make it easier to make a living you'd most likely feel differently and if someone paid you enough to adhere to a dress code you most likely would if you liked the job."
My point is that I hated wearing the monkey suit, AND I did not like the job. But I still would have hated the monkey suit even if I had liked the job. After I got out of marketing and back into the systems QA test lab, I was able to go to casual dress, with the bonus that I now liked the new job position.
My only point is that your assumption does not/did not apply to me. That's all.