Just read an article about a new restaurant in Oakland that's stirring up controversy ... for having a dress code. According to the article, it sounds like the bar is still pretty low on the dress code, and it's only enforced at night. Still, the owners have gotten a lot of pushback on it. "When you go out and you dress with intention, your behavior is different," the owner said.

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I've got 20 or so shirts that I used to wear to work. The shirts have french cuffs on them designed for cuff links. Now that I'm retired, I'm wondering if I can wear these shirts in a non-business setting without looking silly. Not quite casually, but not business either. It's clear that I could still use them in business settings, I just don't have that many to go to now. So the answer will help me determine whether to donate them or keep them. Thoughts?

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