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They forgot to mention Sergey Nazarov

>>15009417
>Steve Job

35,000 decisions a day? uhmm how many times a day does your neet mommy ask you:
>do you want tendies or burgers??

>>15009474
on biz at least several thousand decisions a day are spent deciding on who to call pajeet

then i must be an ultra genius, because ive been wearing the same clothes for 3 days now

>>15009417
>the more decisions you make the worse your decisions get
That's why I always waffle on everything until the very last moment. Only wafflers have the cognitive bandwidth for entrepreneurial excellence. Don't be fooled by the illusion of binary thinking. Stop making decisions!

>>15009417

>>15009590
>dude, you're not making sense
>get to the point

ah, but my dear brainlet, i've already made it

>>15009417
>STEVE JOB

jej

>>15009436
Yeah another Silicon Valley high roller wannabe.
>look I wear the same thing every day just like Steve Jobs did!
Shit is getting really stale, anyone who does this is a zero self awareness tryhard. I don’t think Suckerberg even does it anymore. Pure cringe.

>>15009500
Pajeet.
I think.
I’m not too sure come back to me.

>>15009417
>tfw burnout because of wardrobe

>>15009417
that why he only eat fruit juice so he didnt have to cew, i mean choose.
and thats why hes dead, so glad hes dead.

too bad cancer was stronger than his outfits decisions

>>15009417
$1000 eoy

unironically coming to a facebook boomer timeline near you

>>15009417
I wish school uniforms were mandatory in the US like they are in Japan so it wasn't so immediately obvious how poor I was

>>15010169
thank you sir for doing the needful

>>15010169
A new meme is born

>>15009417
No need to edit this

>>15009995
Wasn't that supposed to happen last year you faggot?

>>15010169
BASED

>>15010197
uk here, school uniforms are comfy too, not everyone thinks that but I thought they were very easy to wear

>>15010169
Fellow /biz/nismen, /fa/ggot here

choosing outfits is important, but if you want to go this way take note:

1. If you don't like wrinkles, buy clothes that don't wrinkle easily.
T-shirts and normal trousers fall under this, but any buttoned shirt will wrinkle and require ironing or extra work.

2. The exact same fit every day may become exhausting (trust me, I've tried)
Buy the same fit but somewhat different colors. Some denser clothes for winter months etc.

3. Don't buy what you think you'll wear in bulk.
You really won't know if you like what you've ordered before a few months have passed. I made this mistake by buying 10 sweatshirts that were a little too big and the neck was too wide.

4. DO NOT WEAR LOGOS/TEXT/SYMBOLS ON YOUR CLOTHES
You want to stay 100% neutral at all times. Looking back I cringe at when I wore logos on clothes, but for the years I've not worn them I can't look back and cringe.

5. Wear MUTED colors (mostly)
Darkish colors don't stand out or scream attention seeking bitch. Sometimes a light shirt with light trousers will work in the summer but don't go all CHAD colors with a pink tank top and neon green pants.

6. Allow your clothes to be well-layerable to adapt to temperature

7. Use the COLOR WHEEL to match clothes.

8. Make sure the clothes FIT _WELL_. Don't buy oversized clothes if you're insecure about your diminutive size, it looks fucking pathetic. Buy well-fitted clothes.

t. /fit/ /biz/nisman from /fa/

>>15010299
I would have liked not having to choose an outfit every morning. It especially stressed me out because my clothes were all cheap and shitty.

My dog has been wearing the same collar for three years. And he's a fucking moron.

It's honestly easier not to think about it. Just find something that works for you, wear it 3-5 out of 7 days, and save your variety outfits for days you feel like changing it up. For me it's black v-neck, jeans, and vans.