What to do with an old work coat??

[Tail_Gunner]

I have a Carhart jacket with the logo of my former employer on it. What does one do with a company coat when wearing it would give the arseholes free advertising? Do you burn it? Shred it? Bury it? Turn it into shop rags?

Nope, I decided to wear it, with a slight modification.

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[kingkevindavid]

Nice modification! I was going to vote for burning it because thats what I did with my Johnny Damon shirt when he left the Red Sox for the Yankees. Of course it was a lot less expensive than a nice Carhartt jacket.

 

[RoyBoy]

 

[powerboatr]

I have a Carhart jacket with the logo of my former employer on it. What does one do with a company coat when wearing it would give the arseholes free advertising? Do you burn it? Shred it? Bury it? Turn it into shop rags?

Nope, I decided to wear it, with a slight modification.

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[MBRPCrazyford]

I like it!

 

[JLDickmon]

I have a Carhart jacket with the logo of my former employer on it. What does one do with a company coat when wearing it would give the arseholes free advertising? Do you burn it? Shred it? Bury it? Turn it into shop rags?

Nope, I decided to wear it, with a slight modification.

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I never would have thought of that...
I would have more like make a shotgun patterning board out of it..

 

[Dogman]

I think you should put at the bottem I'll never work there again and you should not buy there! But I like were your going with it....

 

[BIG JOE]

Not to be a Grinch TG, but with the National Pass Time being frivolous Legal Actions and Law Suits ? I'd be a bit concerned while wearing it.. 'round town ?

Out here in Caly anyway.

 

[Tail_Gunner]

Not to be a Grinch TG, but with the National Pass Time being frivolous Legal Actions and Law Suits ? I'd be a bit concerned while wearing it.. 'round town ?

Out here in Caly anyway.

I don't have anything to be sued over. I legally obtained the coat on a cost sharing basis with my then employer, so I did pay for it myself. I was employed with the company. And as my "modification" indicates, I was with the company for 3 years. The intent of "I survived" is open to interpretation by the reader.

So since I legally obtained the coat, the "modification" is depicting a truthful fact that I am a former employee and I am not slandering the company in any clear & obvious manner, I don't have anything to worry about.


If they want it back, they can offer to buy it, it might be for sale. But since I have become sentimentally attached to it, it'll cost them at least $1,000 to get it back.

 

[BIG JOE]

I don't have anything to be sued over. I legally obtained the coat on a cost sharing basis with my then employer, so I did pay for it myself. I was employed with the company. And as my "modification" indicates, I was with the company for 3 years. The intent of "I survived" is open to interpretation by the reader.

So since I legally obtained the coat, the "modification" is depicting a truthful fact that I am a former employee and I am not slandering the company in any clear & obvious manner, I don't have anything to worry about.

Roger That TG