MagistrateChris
One of the Regulars
- Messages
- 127
- Location
- Central Ohio
Friends,
Ever since I learned how (the hard way) ate West Point, I have spit polished all of my dress shoes, getting that great, deep, relflective luster on the cap toes and a good general polish on the body of the shoes. Just like Captain Miller taught me before I reported to CBT. Anyways, I get mixed reviews on this approach. Older men and women comment on the positive side, many saying that it is nice to see a young man who remembers to polish his shoes. Younger people often make negative comments (trying to look up skirts?, etc.).
I have always believed that when wearing a suit and dressing for business, a glossy shine on the shoes was appropriate attention to detail. Am I wrong?
Ever since I learned how (the hard way) ate West Point, I have spit polished all of my dress shoes, getting that great, deep, relflective luster on the cap toes and a good general polish on the body of the shoes. Just like Captain Miller taught me before I reported to CBT. Anyways, I get mixed reviews on this approach. Older men and women comment on the positive side, many saying that it is nice to see a young man who remembers to polish his shoes. Younger people often make negative comments (trying to look up skirts?, etc.).
I have always believed that when wearing a suit and dressing for business, a glossy shine on the shoes was appropriate attention to detail. Am I wrong?