The seminar was entitled, “Business Casual?” and he assumed the question mark was a typo
The seminar was entitled, “Business Casual?” and he assumed the question mark was a typo. It came as part of a six-day style tour in the hotel just down the street, and as he had a spate of interviews in the upcoming weeks, he had decided to attend. By the end of the two-hour seminar, there was no longer any need for those interviews. There was also no longer any question about the sloppy nature of so-called “business casual.” His eyes had been opened - his collar points would always be brought together; his neck would from here on out always be encircled, by the comforting, yet omnipresent, cinch of a fastidiously knotted tie. -- source link