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Originally Posted by mullen
Yeah, assuming you're not wearing Fat-Accountant outfit, ditch the tie and a top button and you're good to go.
If wearing Fat-Accountant attire, change into better stuff, think biz casual.
Ended up going against the thread and just came from work with said tie. I dont mind standing out (and while I'm not in super good shape, all my clothes are tailored/fit properly, thank you 2p2 for that revelation). Most guys were either in t-shirts or checkered dress shirts (am I weird for thinking checkered shirts seem kind of beta/IT drone? Always go solid colors).
First table was more guys than women, took a few rounds of reading people and their humor before I started crushing at Cards Against Humanity. One woman was very attractive but said almost nothing the entire time, another was more concerned with the Mets game.
Switched tables, moved by the organizer with quiet chick, another girl there lived 20 miles out of Boston so not interested, and another was a model that was already making date plans with another guy at the table. Asked the organizer if I could just switch tables myself, and did so.
Third table, I was actually across from the 95% match OKC advertised would be there, but her friend turned out to be really cool. We kept picking each other's cards every time, and us and 4 others closed down the bar just swapping horror stories and tips. Another girl got her # to be friends, a guy got her # that's in the same business is her, but lives 30 miles out of the city, is under her age range by 5 years, and was way too into comparing how much they each get for their 401ks. I pulled her aside, told her I thought she was the funniest, coolest girl there, and that I wanted to get to know her better. Got her email and #, she blushed. We'll see what happens. I've got a long way to go, but I'm getting there.
FWIW, she's a 32 y.o Russian engineer (no accent at all) that looks like a thicker Zooey Deschanel