Mihir Desai

I think what's interesting, Felix, about what you said is it's not that in part the ratios changed maybe from 50-50 to 80-20, but it's all of these kinds of different events have now more heterogeneity than they would have had otherwise.

So a night out at the theater 20 years ago, there was a uniform for that.

Or 50 years ago, there was a uniform for that.

And now you will see people...

who are dressed in that way that they used to be dressed.

But then there are going to be people who have a different notion of what formality is or a different notion of what dressing up is.

And similarly in the workplace, I think the good news is it's not all sweatpants and yoga pants.

Oh, yes.

I completely agree.

It's like a smart casual.

And many people have different interpretations of what smart casual means.

It allows for a lot more expression.

So I think the good news in all these things is

I'm not exactly somebody who should comment on this because I wear one color all the time.

But there's more opportunities for expression in all these different settings.

So I think that's all very, very good.

Right.

Yeah.

I think what you're saying is profound and right, but I'm curious about why you think it is.

Partly it's because people want to start businesses that are absurd.