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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Numismania, post: 1999208, member: 28971&quot;]Got nothing to do with comparing how someone dresses vs intelligence.&nbsp; I&#039;m being specific to one individual, I&#039;m not stereotyping with &#039;eminem&#039; (LOL...boy, he&#039;s still cranking out the hits, huh??).&nbsp; It&#039;s his ATTITUDE here.&nbsp; Personally, I don&#039;t like, nor appreciate, anyone who feels they have to shove their opinion down others throats, just for the sake of thinking they are right (and I&#039;m quite sure his opinions on metals are from watching Bloomberg or CNBC....just spewing someone else&#039;s info, not because he&#039;s actually doing any of his own homework).</p><p><br /></p><p>However, do you think the police are going to profile someone that dresses like someone from the &#039;hood, or in a suit jacket and slacks???&nbsp; Like it or not, people ARE judged on how they dress.&nbsp; Let me ask you this....would YOU trust someone dressed like that to valet park your _ _ _ _ (insert model of car here)???&nbsp; I most certainly wouldn&#039;t, even if it was a Ford Pinto.&nbsp; Matter of fact, there are a number of stores (and schools, for that matter) that won&#039;t allow individuals dressed like that, inside.&nbsp; Stores&#039; loss prevention have a fear of those dressed like that, as they quite possibly may &#039;drop stuff&#039; in those baggy clothes (I&#039;ll shoot straight here....afraid they&#039;ll shoplift).&nbsp; Would you allow your kids to dress like that?&nbsp; Mine certainly did not, and I&#039;d never allow mine when/if the time comes.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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