Have to disagree with that, while how a person is dressed should not matter, I defy anyone on here to go in and apply for a job looking the way Nugent does most of the time.

It ain't gonna matter what your resume says, it is going to be your appearance that opens or closes the door.

Everybody, and I do mean EVERYBODY makes a pre-judgement call on others by the way they are dressed.

That pertains to individuals, private industry, any type of goverment job.

People have gone to spouting some

big time on this issue, because not a single person on here goes to their job dressed the way thet would dress on their day off.

If they do, they either work for themself or are very lucky.

Everyone has their "work uniform", because employers want customers to have a good feeling about doing business with professional looking and acting people.

Almost all or all of us would be hesitant about doing business at a place where when we walked in the door someone dressed and acting like Nugent met us at the counter.

How many of us would go into a nice restaraunt and order food if the waiter came out dressed like Nugent??

Anyone want to truthfully answer that?

I used to be a firm believer in that saying that the suit don't make the man, but after doing some really serious people watching over the past 40+ years, I can guarantee that in REAL TIME life, over 90% of us, upon meeting someone on the street dressed and acting like Nugent, would do EVERYTHING we could to avoid making contact with that person.

We "Forgive" Nugent for that, 1, because he is famous, and 2, because he has been a strong voice supporting hunting.

Anyone that thinks I am wrong, next time you go to the bank to ask about a loan or you get ready to head to church, try dressing like Nugent and see how far that flies.

Before anyone even thinks about making some kind of remark about the way I dress, I do not even own a suit, never have.

I wear jeans and T shirts year round, but do have one or two, what I consider dress shirts.

I don't care what folks think about the way I dress, much to the chagrin of Lora.

But anyone that really believes that they themselves, along with the vast majority of the population, Do Not make their first judgement call about a person by the way they are dressed, IS DREAMING.

Because the majority of us do make that first judgement call due to a peron choice of clothes, many folks close themselves off at that point and are not going to be receptive to anything the person in question says.

I ain't saying its right, in fact it is as wrong as it can be, because as the old and wise saying goes, "Do Not Judge A Book By Its Cover", but every damn one of us is guilty of it to a certain extent EVERY day of our lives.