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The preppy look was so dominant that school principals tasked with enforcing dress codes in the 60s and 70s, a thankless job considering the dominant trends of long hair for guys and micro-mini skirts for girls, started to relax
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We need fair union contracts NOW." Driving the news: Starbucks said in its announcement that its "more defined color palette includes any solid black short and long-sleeved crewneck, collared, or button-up shirts and any shade of khaki, black, or blue denim bottoms" and it's "making a new line of company branded t-shirts available to partners, who will receive two at no cost." The company said it wants to "create a sense of familiarity for our customer." What they're saying: A striking barista said in a video posted Thursday to the union's Bluesky account that Starbucks "made a big decision about our jobs without bargaining with us, and this time it's a new restrictive dress code, one that we're paying for out of pocket." Wearing black "doesn't make the customer experience any better" and "policing" what workers wear doesn't address being short-staffed or dealing with long lines while there are pay concerns, said the worker, who was not identified in the post
If you absolutely cant find it because you live in the middle of nowhere, then fine, use pre-crumbled blue cheeseit might not be as good, but it will still be delicious
