[PJ-Comix]

Even though I got my "mind right" I still can't accept the notion of pink shorts on network correspondents.

[PJ-Comix]

PING!

[monkeyshine]

Very often on remote interviews with guests, the guest just puts on a button shirt, jacket and maybe a tie right before going on air. They don’t change their pants or shoes because for the most part the camera is cropped/zoomed to just show the top 1/3 of the person on air.

[Howie66]

“Shocking”? Really? LOL

[precisionshootist]

Dressing only for the part that is seen on camera only solidifies that literally everything these people do is fake and just for show. Proof positive the news is just a tv show and has little to do with reality.

I think a real journalist would be dressed head to toe as a professional and would not allow any part of his or her person to be less than authentic, whether it can be seen by the camera or not.

[SamAdams76]

This is going on bigtime in the corporate world now that ZOOM type virtual meetings have mostly taken over in-person meetings.

I confess to doing this from time to time as when I'm working at home, I like to dress down. I keep a sports jacket in my home office to throw on when I'm doing a client-facing meeting but I might very well be wearing shorts and barefeet down below.

Just another example of the weirdness of the times we live in.

[Organic Panic]

The googleverse kicked me out for wrong think. They never did say why. Just “After violating community standards”

But I really think it was a comment I left saying a man in a dress is still a man. The gaystapo doesn’t like that.

[Captainpaintball]

It’s like a Ralph Lauren Polo kind of thing. It looks ridiculous on him, but I assume he thinks he looks faaaaabulous.