Oh, hello and welcome to like-minded friends with me Tom Allen.

And me, Sosie Ruffle. Now we thought we'd call this week's one,

um, dress for the job you want.

Dress for the job you want. Have you been told that? Who told you that?

As a saying. I don't know. I'm saying that here in like a pair of beat-up jeans, some high tops and a

t-shirt. But that's the job you want. I want the job of a waitress in a place that doesn't have a uniform.

Well that's not a bad aspiration, you know.

And I am dressed as a sort of, I don't know how we describe this, like Blazer and Trainers.

Blazer and Trainers like Will Young 10 years ago.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Thank you so much.

But no, dressed with the job you want.

Is that how old?

No, that's funny.

Are we not friends anymore?

No, we're still friends, don't worry.

I'm afraid you don't give me that easily.

Oh, damn it.

But, well, no, I like the idea of working out what is a good look to wear.

How do you decide what's stressing well?

And the thing that I was thinking about is of course a way. In America yes in

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