Off to an another busy day today, five stops and probably 100 miles of driving. Doing my best to level up but not too much above my customer base. The shirt, Perry Ellis Ribbed T Shirt The pants, DNKY The boots, Florsheim Chelsea The scent, Xerjoff Accento The watch, Citizen The hair, by me Make it a good day.

My collab with Yiume has been going so well that my closet is officially filing for overcrowding. So, in the spirit of gratitude (and making space for more awesome shirts), I’m giving away this *Endangered Animal Collage* shirt to one lucky RMRS community member. Here’s how to win it: Tell me **why you like the shirt** and **where you’d wear it**. That’s it. To keep things fair and totally unbiased, the final judge will be my 8‑year‑old daughter—because if anyone knows cool, it’s a kid with strong opinions and zero filter. Thanks for being such a great community and for supporting this collab with Yiume—it honestly wouldn’t be half as fun without you all. Please have your response in by Friday 13 🎃 of March, and look at the circled sizing, whilst is says Large, it wear closer to an XXL in some clothing.

We are all in different places and walks in life. Some of us have a good understanding, some of us are still learning. Your environment can affect your attitude and approach. What is perfect for one would be out of place for another. My environment is supposedly work-appropriate attire, but all too often I see people looking like they're ready for Walmart. I've seen directors show up to interview prospective employees in T shirts, raggedy jeans and tennis shoes. Because of this, I'm not wearing a suit to work. If I did, I'd fit in even less than I do now. I'm one of the better dressed men in my building, even though some here would consider my outfits casual. I'd love to step it up a little more, but it just wouldn't fit the environment. What about you? What's your environment, how do you stand out and what would you change if you could?