I saw a guy in the supermarket today dressed a bit like this guy.
I wonder what Richard wears now that he's retired? Probably long black trousers, black shoes and a chequered shirt.
I don't think he wears shorts.
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Nope, don't wear shorts because I'm usually on duty for The Bass Bagging Confederation. There are a lot of meetings to attend and dress is important.
My clothes are washed every day, thank you.
Thanks Richard.
These young whippersnappers are too quick to criticise us oldies.
I wear shirts, socks and underwear once before washing; shorts and trousers no more than 3 times.
As I dress casually nowadays I don't wear the 'formal' suits, jackets and trousers but these are dry-cleaned and kept in well ventilated wardrobes.
In my experience the musty, unwashed clothes smell that I notice is that worn by young people (I regularly travel by bus from Whangarei to Auckland so am in a position to notice).
Robert is too young to realise all this.
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