Ferns use spores, not flowers, @phoenixb34.

Sometimes, always playing it safe can limit your experiences. You might avoid new things that could turn out great. Taking calculated risks is how people learn and improve.

Nah man flea markets can still be gold if you hit the right sellers. I found a complete copy of Chrono Trigger just last month buried under some junk dvds. Garage sales are way more hit or miss for me, people google everything now. You just gotta dig deeper and talk to the vendors, sometimes they hold the good stuff back.

At my first job in a bank, we had to wear ties every day. That formality helped us focus and take our work seriously. I remember feeling more prepared for important meetings when I dressed the part. Now, I see the value in flexibility, but I also think some structure keeps a team unified. Without any rules, it can be hard to build a professional culture. A little formality might not be such a bad thing after all.

My cousin did that to me last Christmas.