Book a Demo!
CoCalc Logo Icon
StoreFeaturesDocsShareSupportNewsAboutPoliciesSign UpSign In
Download
29548 views
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
okay
14
um i was just trying to think about how i how i dress for work you know TI is a very casual atmosphere
15
16
17
uh-huh
18
19
20
and uh what i usually do on the weekend is is lay out five outfits
21
and uh on Monday i i wear the the worst looking one because it doesn't seem like people are really are you know are that alive on Monday you know so
22
23
24
25
26
yeah
27
28
29
and then progressively through the week i'll i'll wear nicer looking things and then on Friday most everybody wears jeans jeans and sweatshirts
30
or you know jeans and blouses or something like that
31
uh but mostly what i wear are skirts and blouses or you know skirts and
32
uh pullover sweaters or
33
uh
34
you know little two piece dress suits suits like but
35
36
37
yeah
38
uh you know that's a good way to approach it i've never thought about um i do plan my clothes a week in advance actually i plan them a month in advance i usually do a month at a time so i don't repeat an outfit
39
40
41
um-hum
42
uh-huh
43
44
45
but um i've never thought about wearing your worst outfit on Monday because really no one's paying attention but anyway
46
um i really i don't work outside of school um i work in the computer lab at school so i can just wear whatever i have on for school and
47
and um
48
and really it's
49
i try to dress dress presentable but very comfortable
50
51
52
right
53
54
55
like um in the warm weather it's always shorts and a T-shirt or a button up or something like that and then in the winter time it's jeans or or pants i usually um you know college is so casual you really don't want to dress up unless you
56
you uh have a job and you have to be there right after school or something like that
57
58
59
right like where i work it's it's pretty casual um
60
61
62
so
63
64
65
it's it's i guess it's more like a a college campus also i mean there's hundreds you know hundreds of people work for TI
66
67
68
yeah
69
70
71
and um a lot of people just just wear jeans and and uh sweats all the time
72
and they dress up like when customers are coming in or uh when we have department meetings or something like that and um
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
you know a lot of people like those that work in the legal department for their the real um higher ups like the the lawyers the TI lawyers and uh
80
81
82
um-hum
83
84
85
those that work for the the higher executives those secretaries
86
they uh they really dress up all the time so there's a good combination in the hallways all the time you know
87
88
89
oh
90
well that's good that they're so casual i mean uh my brother works for TI and he's a computer programmer or computer engineer
91
92
93
yeah
94
uh-huh uh-huh
95
96
97
and um you know whenever he was going to school he was expecting to having to wear uh a tie or a dress shirt everyday but uh he goes to work in his blue jeans T-shirt and tennis shoes and he just loves it
98
99
100
uh-huh
101
and that's very acceptable at TI i believe at IBM they they make you wear a blue suit and uh some kind of colored shirt and a tie
102
103
104
yeah
105
that's what i've heard
106
107
108
uh-huh
109
i would i would hate to be in that atmosphere
110
111
112
but uh i mean they they just moved into the new building he calls it the new building i don't know it's where all the executives are
113
114
115
uh-huh
116
117
118
and um
119
and so they were they were going to try to take their blue jean code with them and trying to get all the all the upper level to start wearing blue jeans but he just left for Italy today at four
120
121
122
uh
123
oh
124
125
126
and he'll be over there until July first setting up some kind of computers for them
127
128
129
i see
130
131
132
over in TI mean for TI but over in Italy uh
133
134
135
yeah oh TI is everywhere
136
137
138
oh yeah he was so excited about going
139
140
141
uh-huh
142
143
144
but uh he didn't carry any ties or anything because he he just went over there with the that attitude well if i don't take it then they won't make me wear it because uh he just
145
146
147
that's true that's a good idea
148
149
150
he didn't you know he's not really into all that he would wear it if he had to for his job and all but you know if he had the preference i mean his his preference is um blue jeans and a T-shirt so
151
152
153
uh-huh
154
155
156
but i think that's great about TI and also uh to get off the clothing the smokers you know how they have the the different designated areas for smokers and stuff i think that's great
157
158
159
the no
160
right
161
yeah and if you happen to go into one of areas that is a smoke smoke area and you don't smoke you almost strangle
162
163
164
oh really do you smoke
165
166
167
because there is so much smoke in the air
168
yeah areas the smoking area you know it's closed in and if you don't if you don't smoke and you go in there that everybody that goes in there smokes so it's full of smoke when when you go in there
169
170
171
uh-huh
172
i think that's um
173
174
175
i used to smoke a long time ago i used to burn my clothes talking about getting back to clothes i used to burn my clothes with cigarettes that's one of the reason that i stopped
176
177
178
well um you you mentioned your daughter had graduated from college well when she was in high school did she always have to have all the new fashions and
179
uh
180
181
182
yeah she always had uh yeah she always had to have a lot of clothes
183
184
185
see that's how that's how i am but my mama was not raised like that and so
186
187
188
uh-huh
189
no i i wasn't either she my daughter um
190
she's real good at finding sales though you know she she she'll buy a lot of she yeah she'll buy a lot clothes at the end of seasons you know and uh just have them for the next year
191
192
193
oh me to boy i have to hunt hunt them down
194
uh-huh
195
196
197
and she you know she finds all the outlets and all the discount places
198
and uh buys clothes
199
um when you know when they were coming up i i didn't sew but now i've i've learned how to sew so i'm well i'm i'm still learning how but i'm getting and i'm getting much better at it and i
200
201
202
that's great
203
204
205
i'm going to be able to make my own clothes
206
207
208
i wanted to take a sewing class at school but i just haven't fit it into my schedule yet but that i mean that can really benefit
209
210
211
right
212
213
214
um that's something that i'd be very interested in very interested in learning
215
216
217
right because clothes are some are really expensive you know uh uh a little simple shell shell blouse you know that you can make for about
218
219
220
uh they're outrageous
221
222
223
say ten dollars at you know at at the most out of a decent fabric
224
225
226
uh-huh
227
228
229
boy runs you like twenty something dollars in the store
230
231
232
yeah it's it's marked up
233
234
235
just a little shell to go under a suit you know
236
237
238
it is it is really outrageous but uh i mean like whenever i i was growing up and all my mom i never understood this then but i do now but she never would buy me like the new designer jeans that had come out that were thirty dollars or
239
240
241
uh-huh
242
243
244
um or she wouldn't buy me the fifty dollar tennis shoes and stuff like that and she always told me it was because i was still growing and she wasn't going to buy me something i was going to grow out of next week
245
246
247
right especially to to pay that kind of money for it
248
249
250
yeah
251
252
253
i have a friend who um she had a she had a baby a little boy
254
and uh she she used to dress him out of Neiman Marcus i mean she dressed him
255
256
257
oh no
258
259
260
oh fabulously
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
and then seems like every time she turned around he was outgrowing stuff and she finally learned that you just can not do this you know
268
269
270
um-hum
271
272
273
so now she
274
finds the basement sales and just like you know everybody else
275
276
277
that's the best way to shop i mean i always thought my mom was being mean to me but i look back at it now and my child is going to i mean i'm going to raise mine the same way
278
279
280
right
281
282
283
um
284
i don't know i just
285
ah they're just so outrageously priced it's just incredible i try to uh always catch the sales
286
287
288
yes and yourself
289
right
290
291
292
always
293
294
295
and yeah and you just have to keep buying them
296
you know if you if you if you're not buying the most expensive clothes out there the the quality is really not that great you know for the price that you pay
297
298
299
yeah it it depends on um
300
yeah there's there's always a reason why they're on sale
301
302
303
right
304
305
306
so that that has a lot to do with it
307
308
309
right
310
311
312
but um
313
314
315
like i bought i bought the most
316
317
318
well
319
320
321
beautiful sweater uh sweater
322
from uh i believe it was Ross Dress For Less
323
and it was it was really pretty it was just you know it was just plain a plain uh round you know round uh necked
324
325
326
327
328
329
330
uh sweater sweater
331
332
333
uh-huh
334
335
336
and it had
337
uh like it was embellished around the the top you know it had uh leather leather designs and
338
um
339
some other other little things on it and i just thought it was so pretty and i got i got it at a real good price i think maybe it was nine ninety nine or something and it was so pretty
340
341
342
oh that's great
343
344
345
and after i wore it a couple of times i realized why it was
346
347
348
huh oh
349
350
351
why it was it was so cheap
352
there was in the middle of the back of it there was
353
it's like there it had been slit and they had like just sewed it back together
354
355
356
oh no
357
358
359
right in the middle of the the back you know wasn't a seam or anything you know
360
361
362
uh-huh
363
364
365
and that's why it was so cheap although it's not it's not really noticeable
366
367
368
369
370
371
372
373
374
um from the outside but but still it's you know it's really not not not a good quality
375
376
377
378
379
380
381
and then i was told by somebody that works for JC Penney's that um Ross Ross is just one of those places that sells sells seconds
382
383
384
the defect
385
386
387
yeah yeah um
388
they don't really buy the first quality they buy the second
389
and uh places like JC Penney's that they'll reject the seconds they'll send them back every time but
390
391
392
uh-huh
393
394
395
places like Ross Dress For Less and uh TJ Max um uh-huh
396
397
398
TJ Max does that yeah we have a TJ Max over here and um
399
400
401
402