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We're awfully dressed up for a morning.

Yeah.

For a change.

Yeah, that's true. Francisco told me yesterday,

hey, we have this awesome event to go to. Do you have anything going on? I was like, no, when is it?

He's like, well, it's here. It's at two o'clock. And I said, great. Like, I'm always game to do

a nice event with Fran. It's for his work.

But then you told me, I was like, what do we got to wear?

And you're like, well, it's formal.

I think that's such a hard thing about moving to another country, too, because you really don't know.

For a guy, it's a bit easier because they can wear a suit usually.

And I said to him, I go, is it black tie?

No, we don't do black tie during the day. But in the States, if a dress code is formal,

it usually means a woman has to wear, it doesn't mean black, like literally black tie,

even though I'm in black today. But it usually formal, like our formal in high school,

for instance, meant a long dress. Like, it had to be long. It could be short. So formal is usually kind of black tie. Like, it would be tucks and stuff. And so that's why I'm like, I think there's

so many type of dress codes these days. Like, it's like formal, business cheek, cocktail evening, cocktail afternoon.

Oh, okay.

Like, there's like, like, pastel color, formal.

I'm feeling a little, actually, so we're, as soon as we wrap this, quick show for you today.

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