LOL! It's just funny to me that someone who is fashion conscious would even consider one of those ugly "job shirts". Those are about the most unprofessional looking things out there, denim or not. They certainly don't scream "medical professional" to me. :lol:I suddenly became fashion concious. LMAO.
LOL! It's just funny to me that someone who is fashion conscious would even consider one of those ugly "job shirts". Those are about the most unprofessional looking things out there, denim or not. They certainly don't scream "medical professional" to me. :lol:
As someone who frequently wears a hoodie over a T-shirt (both abundantly and nicely screened with name and service/logo) with jeans as a uniform, I disagree. There's worse.
That said, I'm not a fan of
1. Job shirts
2. Job shirts with denim, especially.
3. "Matching fire", unless you're both wearing turnouts for extrication.
Dominated is an understatement. Inland Empire is pwn3d by fire. I pray every day that neither I nor my family get sick or injured there (I live there part time).I work in a fire dominated system.
Dominated is an understatement. Inland Empire is pwn3d by fire. I pray every day that neither I nor my family get sick or injured there (I live there part time).
At least they aren't volunteers!Now Orange County is the place being raped by EMS based fire suppression.