. I am not one that is big on a point system or leader board however I would like to thank everyone and show gratitude to RMRS I hope I bring value to the community, and have helped a few people along the way. I know a lot of you have helped me and become good friends. I really appreciate what you all bring to my life, and grateful for the amazing connections I have made.

Somehow I never believed I could be "that guy," the one with an athletic muscular physique. But after committing to working out and eating better last year, I attended a conference this past weekend where I received many compliments about my changed appearance from people who had seen me at the same conference the year earlier. While it was very nice to receive compliments, I must say I am also also thrilled at how much better I feel! Good health, gentlemen, is so valuable. Good luck and wishes of great success to everyone on that journey!

Hey Gentleman, need your help. I do door to door sales (yes , I knock doors , the pay is fantastic). My question is this hat appropriate? In the sun for 2 to 3 a day. Any hat suggestions are much appreciated. Thanks gents.

Any tips? As a young man of slender build and 5'11" height, I often find myself stoop shouldered a bit, definitely not standing straight like I should. I think about it less during the fall and winter months when wearing jackets or layers helps bulk my shape a little; and a lot more in the spring and summer when dressed light, so in public I sometimes feel a bit self-conscious with such a slender physique. I have found that well fitting clothing is a confidence booster. I'm not super tall or anything but don't taller people often have a habit of stooping a bit? What are some ideas for developing good posture habits and slender figure confidence?

I'm going to Panama tomorrow and wanted to pick up a Panama hat, obviously, nomen est omen. However, what I learned last time I went is that - most Panama hats, especially finer ones, are actually made in Ecuador, - in the Panama City, they're either extremely overpriced, not that fine (touristy crap with just a couple knots per inch), or (usually) both. So: any tips on getting a decent, not super fine, not super expensive, more utilitarian Panama hat in Panama City both as a souvenir and a nice accessory to that perfect quarter canvas linen suit that I will surely find one day as well? Particular stores with Google Maps links would be perfect. I hope it's not against the rules.