Question by xo_duckie_xo: What to wear for new job at antique store?
My best friends mom owns a antique store, and she recently gave me a job there. Tomorrow is my second day, the first day I dressed a little dressy, and I felt uncomfortable. I basically run the cash register and put out new items, so I’m running around the entire time.
Any ideas on what to wear? Its supposed to be rather nice outside, so don’t worry too much about the weather.
Thanks!
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