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Bill Gates plotted to look like Mr. Rogers using customized mannequin to test boring potential outfits.

And this is a New York Post story?

It was a New York Times magazine.

New York Times Magazine.

Is it a New York Times magazine that New York Post reported on?

Let me get to this here.

So billionaire Bill Gates devoted a great deal of time and money to try to make himself look

kind of a approachable as TV, Mr. Rogers, with his team even using a custom-sized mannequin to test

that boring potential outfits. Gates' team told the way on crafting the nerdy image he's known

for today to make the seven-year-old tech mogul appear as benevolent man,

focused on helping the world current and former employees, told the Wall Street Journal to that

end, his stylist tested outfits for different days of the week on the custom mannequin with the

team having access to troves of neutral tone crew and v-necks sweaters,

buttoned-down shirts, slacks, and extra pairs of the silver lining opticians,

carbon glasses at an off-site building.

The journal said the outfit was specifically picked for Gates to wear during public events with his employees reportedly sending the billionaire staff,

three options to choose from,

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