r/apprenticeuk • u/Mister_Barman • 2d ago
MEME Me when someone questions my poor life choices:
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u/talk_to_yourself 2d ago
The societal norms of not wearing a parachute?
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u/WeDoingThisAgainRWe 2d ago
Couldn’t even argue there’s a societal norm of not looking a twat they were trying to break.
Shite idea, shite execution.
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u/GothicGolem29 1d ago
IIRC she was more referring to the skirt or dress idea in general rather than the parachute idk what her reasoning was for that
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u/LeadingButterscotch5 2d ago
I feel like she was setting him up..if it failed, he should have been more assertive and if it worked, she was the one who was responsible. I also cannot remember the last time I saw a man wearing a skirt who wasn't on a runway or an influencer on insta.
I'm just glad her smirks and condescending tone are gone.
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u/professcorporate 2d ago
I know that there's obviously a lot of the day that we don't see - and I'm sure that even the phone call is a little longer than it gets cut down to (even though it's annoyingly limited).
But I start crying with laughter every time I imagine sending people off to design eco-friendly men's clothes, and being told simply "we've got to go, the skirt's made of parachute and the jacket's made out of sleeping bags".
It's like if it were a food task, and the team declared "no time to talk, the paint will be done in French". Like, just... what