AND stupid. Being rude is a sales tactic. It shows that they think you can't afford it to provoke you into buying alot of stuff and proving them wrong. P. S. Places like this do it because it is proven to work.
You could also imply that he was simply unsure of how to pronounce "Renae". You'd be surprised, my Dad's name is Rene, but the male spelling is Renee (both pronounced the same as here) but we also have a Southern coworker named Rene who pronounces his name "Ree-Knee". Best to appear like you're not sure, be corrected, and move on. 😊
@@CapitanoThe1st you get detached from where u came from especially if u dont go back there and u surround urself with ppl that have the same vision as you and same wealth so u think everyone u met is on the same train
the "how many suits" one was actually a sarcasm and Mike took it literally so Harvey backed off seeing how poor Mike actually is, he hooked him up at the end of that ep. it was a good ep
Now I realize why they spend their evenings at the office... because they rather keep working than being stuck in a traffic jam... but the main guy can just leave at 5 cause he is home in a pinch on his bike 😂
@rais1953 yeah in the us bikes and public transportation is for poor people and immigrants who don't know any better. And there is a large stigma of looking like one of those people.
@@rais1953 also the fact that some places in eu attempts to make stuffs reachable by bikes that is also perfectly safe all year around. there is amazing video here on youtube titled: Why Canadians Can't Bike in the Winter (but Finnish people can)
@@TateygbSteve Harvey said every man needs 5 suits with each one being in black, navy, grey, brown and tan because those 5 colors complement each other making it 10x the combination of suits you have
Definitely. Though the clerk's wearing a 4-button double-breasted suit, the Kingsman ones are 6-button. Still, he's got more style than 99.999% of America.
Mate this is my experience! I could only afford it from the place with the gay guy. The place with the gay and, not rude but off with me, I had to leave.
Like the ripped jeans..you can buy $10 jeans and rip them to look fashion.. or you can buy ripped jeans for $100 because they are fashion..all depends on material used .. suede, silk, cashmere and wool...the list might be more...but most expensive suit I seen was cashmere...1 suit = a brand new cheap car they go between 18,000 to 16,000 per suit. Sheesh
I’m in Dubai, a Realtor. I have a colleague who I’m very close to. He’s very smart but I’m about 15 years older than him, obviously more experienced and know what to spend on, one of which is grooming and suits/shoes. We both bought suits from our first commissions in the company. I bought 1. He bought 3, for half of what I paid. We go for a briefing somewhere, he’s treated like a novice and the big celebrity host tells me straight in my face that I look like I have made millions in Real Estate when in fact I hadn’t. This is a true story. It works. This is the world we are living in, can’t help it.
Not exactly. It's because their culture is about modesty. The richest are often the ones in simple shirt and basic suits because they wanna go undercover and see how you treat them or use it to observe you. They have nothing to prove. In France, especially Paris, I agree. Bought my first suit with my boss who taught me a lot in banking industry and yeah, looks matter because you're judged by your taste and how you present yourself.
What is the name of that attorney in Monaco that goes to the finest restaurants in his lambo dressed in jeans and a knit shirt? Like that kind of poor?
It's not that he forgot it, just an usual checkup. Like I did that too everytime when I lock my house, just double checking. And I check my hall ticket for every 10min even though I knew it was in my bag 😂😂😂😂
because these people do a job you can't, so they decide how much to charge. Represent yourself in court and you'll pay a lot more than what a lawyer costs
@@HibaaNadeem Show is called Suits, I believe it was on Netflix. It's about a guy with photographic memory lying himself into working at one of the biggest law firms in NewYork
Fun fact... The store he goes to is a real tailor... Michael Andrews Bespoke in NYC. Great place if you need a new suit! Edit - to be clear, this is the physical store...that is an actor playing the part of the employee. The employees at MAB are super nice and knowledgeable.
Not correct. Harvey is wearing a three-piece single-breasted suit with two buttons. Single-breasted means there's only one line of buttons. Three-piece means he wears a vest underneath the suit. The tailor is wearing a two-piece (no vest) double-breasted (two columns of buttons) suit with four buttons. Which is similar to the standard Kingsman suits, though those have six buttons in a Y shape (aka the correct shape for 6 buttons). The tailor's buttons are also made form either real or fake tortoiseshell just like his glasses whereas Harvey's buttons are just plain black.
I've never seen tailors that are rude like this. I know it's a stereotype, but they're usually very polite and very accommodating. When you're spending top dollar, they're not going to risk pushing you out the door with an attitude.
something similiar happened to me. I'm 6'4" and skinny and went to destination XL for clothes. they immediately told me they got nothing for me. In this case it was because while I was tall enough I wasn't wide enough so they'd literally have nothing....and they were right.
The truth are most are not rich buying tailored suits usually just one for special occasions like wedding or maybe 1 or 2 for important meetings, regualar people not just rich people.
Naah. Just go to any tailors who works for celebrities and highly rich people, he will most probably behave rudely unless he knows you or you are giving rich vibes.
Oprah shopping incident Switzerland: Google it. Serena Williams restaurant incident Switzerland : Google it. It's like glou-glou hunting... It happens, on a regular basis.
@@dimitrizloterek9149 yea and those guy would fire you if you come dress casually with slippers :), only they are allowed to do that is not bad to look good trust me, i have seen people that look like they just woke up from hibernation, not only just clothes is face, hair etc many people dont bother to even clean themselves up which tells your boss or employer that you dont give a crap abotu yourself if you dont give a crap about yourself hwo the hell are you suppose to help me or be a face of our company/profession.
@@wdadwdwdwadw8604 nope those are just your prejudices. It depends on many variables. Sure for the majority its somewhat correct, but not for all. Also taking care about yourself is nothing that proofs any ability to do the right job. If you judge ppl after their looks, probably you won't be as successful then if you take your time and assess their abilities. Crazy I feel like I have to say that.
Usually it’s the thickness and texture. Thin and flat suits are cheap. Ironically better in super hot situations but otherwise they fall flat to a lot of other suits. You might not be able to tell the difference when looking at 1 person if it’s a cheap or expensive suit, but if you see a cheap one next to an expensive suit in real life, it’s much more obvious which is which. 😊
That's because you're not the ideal rich customer they want to attract. They aren't trying to attract the average person. It's like Target vs asking your Butler to buy it for you. They only want to attract people who are so rich they are eager to waste their money. To people like that, shallow things like Brand and Connection and Family is ALL that matters. Doesnt matter if they lose the case, they want to feel like they are buying the ultra best
I remember one of our analysts (senators ofc) had to go to a congressman's office for a presentation. He came back and told the senator that though he gave the presentation, the congressman and his staff looked like they weren't listening at all. In another office, he was scheduled but was brushed off when he got there. The senator took him shopping and bought him an expensive suit, a watch, and a pair of expensive glasses. Every presentation he gave wearing those things was always met with enthusiasm.
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Tailors is the wrong fit for him He's a smaller guy, should have avoided the double brest. Look how thin his neck and head look on it. His sholders look artificially broadened Should have gone with one that fits his shape better
No unfortunately in the business world rich people are going to be shallow and will judge you on what you wear. It is very naive to think it won't happen when fashion is entirely based on brand name. Look at Apple phones, they work the same way. Luxury is whatever people say luxury is. They have specific high market clients who want to buy the IMAGE. And don't think it's because the image works. They might look good and lose the case. Doesn't matter because the lawyer still gets paid, and they rich customer only wants a lawyer he can waste money on so he FEELS like he is getting the best service money can afford. Otherwise, he feels like his money is being wasted. The way the ultra rich think is very different to how normal rich think. And that's very different to how upper middle class thinks. Brand name matters, it shouldn't matter to the average person, but to rich people the law doesn't apply to them, they can pay bribes to break the law, and having a rich looking lawyer is part of that image. It's part of the job basically. Hence why Lamborghini doesn't run advertisements for the average person to watch etc. If you can capture a market of only having rich customers, spending alot of money on your wardrobe to attract them is a worthwhile investment. There's always another rich fool eager to part with his money and it's better to have 1 wealthy client who lets you prolong and draw out the case of a white color crime, than 10 rough necks trying to beat a murder charge
@@notjoshuafill a rich man in rags will attract 100x more people than a well dressed poor person. If all other things are equal such as charisma and both mens financial situation is broadcasted
Checking locks again and again shows us how ocd makes us do something we didn't needed to, how the creator of the show tried to make it funny and relatable makes it a must watch and commendable show🙂
Fortunately, it isn’t really like that. But you have to be careful because that’s a way to get caught in lifestyle inflation. You are making great money but end up not saving anything, economy takes a downturn, as it inevitably does, and you end up unemployed and broke.
i looked further in the comments someone says it a series called suits (these kind of channels should write that in the description like, Series Name: suits)
Yeah that’s not how it works.. bank will loan you money if you can afford to pay it back.. that’s common sense. If you don’t know the first thing about banking, please don’t talk🤦🏻♂️
@@edwinyounes4934exactly the point. When u are in desperate need of a loan chances are you may not pay it back religiously. Those who don’t need loans can easily pay their credit right after using their card
That is the employee's first week on the job at a super high end law firm, so image is going to be everything. Especially when your boss hired him, when he wasn't qualified for the job. He didn't want Mike to stand out dressing like he didn't belong there.
@@gilbertoflores7397 that's the problem #1 with all of this. If what they praise is the suit, then there's a problem with the whole firm. I get that there's a psychological thing about this and that's why they opt to do these marketing stunts, but still... it's nonsense how much law firms care about this. And I doubt that if they paid him better, he would waste it all on custom suits. Different mindsets.
@@ReversedPolaritySome professions like legal, academics, politics, sales, consulting value appearance much more than other professions like engineering, medicine, research etc. My theory is that those professions are about somewhat intangible things where you have to inspire trust of the buyer, so appearance is one of the things that inspires trust on sight before qualifications.
@@MK-lh3xd indeed, that's the main gist behind uniforms and symbols. I understand the psychology behind the marketing and the persuasion of a uniform, and I get that lawyers may want to dress differently to convince difficult clients with their status. I just think that it's a bit elitist to praise custom-made suits over a suit that looks decent and professional just to blend in with the firm's politics or how much they waste on suits. Lawyers are not supposed to be Victoria's Secret models, they're supposed to represent clients first and foremost. I just think the whole status thing is not representative of a good lawyer, it's just visual marketing for the unaware. The effect works quite well but many clients can see past all that.
I met some major law firm partner guys and some of them are like this, but rest were not. They said what you say to the client matters more than what you wear, and really rich people rarely care about what brand you wear or what car you drive because they lost the need to "flex" themselves
This can’t be true, Hollywood propaganda has programmed into me a view of rich people as being as petty as an 8th grade bully that makes fun of you for having Walmart shoes. Don’t tell me they are no bs, result oriented people, that care more about competence than clothes.
@@jonmaster5000nah that's actually wrong. They don't need them to dress rich, but they expect their lawyers to BE rich. They will also turn down the average looking person for the important jobs. And that's only like the top 1% billionaires. The multi millionaires absolutely care about appearance especially if they are new money and don't want to take any chances with legal or financial matters. Appearance does matter, and even if you think it's shallow, there's many shallow rich people who are looking to buy that brand image because it's a more surefire way to prove competency than letting an average person take the chance. Why risk it? They have so much money they WANT to spend it so it feel like they actually worked for something that helped them.
Its the FACT that this channel is ONLY SUITS. Im crying quietly right cause this made me laugh that hard. Not the video, this just being a suits fan page
Guy walks in your business with your business card and was personally given your name, and your first instinct is to insult him before finding out who he is. Smart.
A real question not a sarcastic one, How do you know the suit is expensive or cheap just by looking at it from a distance? What makes a 100 dollar suit look cheap or a 1000 dollar suit to look pristine?
@@ccat5765 But is it that obvious from a far? I mean there are obviously some fabrics that look expensive right off the bat, but others may look normal or bland. Even if they are made of cotton and hand-stitched, would that bland suit stand out as something of higher quality or will it look the same as factory-made ones?
What’s funny is that luxury places like that actually treat customers that way because it makes the customer feel like they actually earned whatever is being sold Because, you know, purchasing it with money they didn’t earn doesn’t do the trick itself
@@theoneandonly7019 Honestly this has nothing to do with the show, I just made a point that this behavior is definitely performed in real life. If you subscribe to that, more power to you.
This suit thing is getting out of hand, I have a 200$ suit tailored that feels much better than my Canali 1600$ bespoke suit, its basically corporate prison clothes which I've discarded after I quit working. A nice pair of jeans from True Religion and a comfy polo tee shirt is my thing.
Recently took the bar and was shopping for suits for interviews. Nothing has emotionally gut punched me more than realizing I’m probably going to have to spend a stupid amount of money on suits for the rest of my life.
I was always baffled by this thing Only in america people care about such things like suit costing low and going to work on a bike Tbh, most people would praise you for going to work on a bike, it's healthy
They also probably do that to be straightforward hand open and are not going to lie to you. They'll probably say you are fat or this you does not suit you.
No. 100 dollars for a suit is a crappy suit. 500 dollars for a suit is still pretty crappy. Anything tailored with good materials is 1500 minimum. Nice suits are generally between 2000-3000 minimum depending on the season. Obviously, not everyone can afford good suits, but people who know about the craftmanship will automatically recognize a cheap suit and a good one. It can be a deal breaker in certain professions.
One reason I could never do one of these wealth-oriented jobs is that I’d want to save the money but I know I’d be pressured to spending it on shit I don’t care for, like expensive clothes.
I have sweaters in my closet that are 20 years old and still in great condition, all bought at a high-street brand. Most mid-range stuff is good quality. Also, who needs a suit that much? I don’t even own one. I haven’t worn one since I got married.
@@MK-lh3xd not how it works. If the client sees you in the same suit twice, even if it's a very expensive suit, you're instantly half as big in his eyes. And don't get me started on cars. If it's older than three years, even if it's a Rolls or a McLaren, you're supposed to replace it in high society.
So u wear that expensive suits twice or thrice, i wud rather buy mid range suits of 5 or 6 and wear it make it look fresh instead of wearing the same and give an odd impression@@MK-lh3xd
LOL I was treated like that buy a Chevy salesman once. Can you believe it? Dude is selling poverty-spec cars and he gets all snooty with me cause I'm wearing shorts. I'm not rich or anything but I was there to literally buy a car that very day. Ended up buying a Subaru instead and I'm actually happy about htat.
@JP-hr3xq well, yea. I'm sure there are many skilled aftermarket mechanics. Typically American made is the best way to go, but for some reason we have not cared about anything other than muscle cars. There's no denying that American cars breakdown faster. I had my Camry 122K before it needed its first major repair
@@Team_Monty Hey, at least your cars last longer than the new Germans. Although I see Ford is starting to copy all BMW and Audi's bad design choices and complicated electronics.
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If the clerks are rude it's too expensive.
Then the ladies at Ross must be just mean then lol
@@AlpineStudiosInc 😂😂😂😂
AND stupid. Being rude is a sales tactic. It shows that they think you can't afford it to provoke you into buying alot of stuff and proving them wrong.
P. S. Places like this do it because it is proven to work.
@@TheEstafistayessss its basically an ego trap and many of our local celebrities fall for it when they go abroad
Yes being rude works as a sales tactic but stroking peoples ego give miraculous results@@TheEstafista
Guy has a photographic memory and can remember everything but has to look at business card to remember the name of the tailor.
@@sisyphus7913
LoL 😆 good eye
Pulling the card indicates he was referred
To be fair he didn’t really read the card when Harvey gave it to him
You could also imply that he was simply unsure of how to pronounce "Renae".
You'd be surprised, my Dad's name is Rene, but the male spelling is Renee (both pronounced the same as here) but we also have a Southern coworker named Rene who pronounces his name "Ree-Knee".
Best to appear like you're not sure, be corrected, and move on. 😊
First he didn’t read it first second yeah he can be just checking how to say it correctly
"Harvey specter sent you!? Now that's another story... Let me show you to our skinny jeans."
😂😂😂
Begins to slurpy his burpy
I am your 1,000th like big dawg. Thank me for my service 🤝🏽
😂😂😭
@@Hando10 Thank you, sir. My children will be sure to sing your praises from the tallest of mountains until generations end.
I love when the employees act like they’re rich because they work there 😂
As a friend who selbst expensive kitchens to CEOs
They are
Not as rich as their customers but friggen well-off
@@katrinam6795Can they spend some money on their personality?
@@imsheep123oinkoink DONT YOU DARE DISRESPECT! HAVE SOME HONOR
@@ZhangWeiMenacing I can't tell if you're being serious or sarcastic
@@imsheep123oinkoink WHAT IS REASON TO DISRESPECT REFRIGERATOR MERCHANT?
Harvey is every rich person when they find out that not everyone is rich.
Yeah but it's not like bro comes from hereditary wealth he worked hard to become rich
@@CapitanoThe1st you get detached from where u came from especially if u dont go back there and u surround urself with ppl that have the same vision as you and same wealth so u think everyone u met is on the same train
@@TheRuancarlothe one on which they share their accounts?
For a lawyer this writing is stupid.
@@CapitanoThe1st my brother in christ this is a tv show
the "how many suits" one was actually a sarcasm and Mike took it literally so Harvey backed off seeing how poor Mike actually is, he hooked him up at the end of that ep. it was a good ep
Harvey just sent him to his suit guy he didn't hook him up
@@zmanadude8407n how do u think it was gonna get paid? by mike at such a place😅
@@zmanadude8407 you lack critical thinking skills
@@DSN007 Harvey literally told mike to spend money, Harvey didn't buy him suits, he did pay for his dinner but not his suits
@@zmanadude8407 pretty sure that suit guy sent Harvey the bill
The utter confusion when Harvey finds out Mike’s using a bike to go to work.😂
Now I realize why they spend their evenings at the office... because they rather keep working than being stuck in a traffic jam... but the main guy can just leave at 5 cause he is home in a pinch on his bike 😂
My coworkers have done the same, and they know I'm within 5 minutes of the office.
Only USA. In Europe (except the UK of course) bikes are good enough for royalty.
@rais1953 yeah in the us bikes and public transportation is for poor people and immigrants who don't know any better. And there is a large stigma of looking like one of those people.
@@rais1953 also the fact that some places in eu attempts to make stuffs reachable by bikes that is also perfectly safe all year around. there is amazing video here on youtube titled: Why Canadians Can't Bike in the Winter (but Finnish people can)
"Barney Sti- I mean Harvey Specter sent you? Now that's another story."
How I met my suit
“Suit up”
Barney is the only guy in a suit I actually like.
Mike followed Steve Harvey's 5 suit advice instead of Harvey's suit advice...
😂😂😂
What’s that mean, excuse my ignorance
@@TateygbSteve Harvey said every man needs 5 suits with each one being in black, navy, grey, brown and tan because those 5 colors complement each other making it 10x the combination of suits you have
LOL😂
OMG 😂😂😂 great comment...TY
Kingsman would be proud
Proud at Harvey or at Mike?
Kingsman actually made quality suits for quality people, not backstabbing pretentious rich druggies
Had the same thought 😂
Definitely. Though the clerk's wearing a 4-button double-breasted suit, the Kingsman ones are 6-button. Still, he's got more style than 99.999% of America.
So would Barney Stinson
If the clerks are gay or rude, you're in the right place.. 😂 If you find both, you can't afford it. 😅😂
😂
Lmaoooo😂
The clerks that got my suits are gay. I could feel it when then measured me 😅, but the suits are outstanding.
Mate this is my experience! I could only afford it from the place with the gay guy. The place with the gay and, not rude but off with me, I had to leave.
Dafuq!? 😂😂😂😂
NGL you could show me a $100 suit and a $1,000 suit and they would look the same to me
Yeah what the guy said above me n below me
Yeah, i bet it shows
Means you have not seen 1000$ suit yet.
Like the ripped jeans..you can buy $10 jeans and rip them to look fashion.. or you can buy ripped jeans for $100 because they are fashion..all depends on material used .. suede, silk, cashmere and wool...the list might be more...but most expensive suit I seen was cashmere...1 suit = a brand new cheap car they go between 18,000 to 16,000 per suit. Sheesh
No they don’t
the series is called suits, so accept that you need this
thankss
Is the whole show about buying and wearing suits?
@@tictac3361 I think I have the same question
@@tictac3361 They also review the suits
Haha no. It's a lawyer show
Harveys face when Mike said “5”💀
Looked like a disappointed mother lol
What is the name of this movie?
@@JamshidAbduraxmonov-z7lit’s a show called “Suits”. It’s great!!
@@JamshidAbduraxmonov-z7lit's a tv show called suits. Lawyer show
Suits @@JamshidAbduraxmonov-z7l
The guy playing Harvey should play the Joker as he has a natural Chelsea grin when he slightly smiles.
What’s a Chelsea grin?
Gabriel Macht
@@Tali5899Always thought Jimmy Fallon would make a perfect Joker. He's got that big grinning smile like Jack Nicholson.
Horrible reason
He actually did played the spirit, it's very underrated
I’m in Dubai, a Realtor. I have a colleague who I’m very close to. He’s very smart but I’m about 15 years older than him, obviously more experienced and know what to spend on, one of which is grooming and suits/shoes. We both bought suits from our first commissions in the company. I bought 1. He bought 3, for half of what I paid. We go for a briefing somewhere, he’s treated like a novice and the big celebrity host tells me straight in my face that I look like I have made millions in Real Estate when in fact I hadn’t.
This is a true story. It works. This is the world we are living in, can’t help it.
Nope. Not totally right. If you're in southern a China, like Guangdong or Taiwan, you might see rich people wearing undershirt, shorts with slippers.
@@shopringo Well yeah, but that's China. They were pretty much an agrarian society until the 60s.
Not exactly. It's because their culture is about modesty. The richest are often the ones in simple shirt and basic suits because they wanna go undercover and see how you treat them or use it to observe you. They have nothing to prove.
In France, especially Paris, I agree. Bought my first suit with my boss who taught me a lot in banking industry and yeah, looks matter because you're judged by your taste and how you present yourself.
What is the name of that attorney in Monaco that goes to the finest restaurants in his lambo dressed in jeans and a knit shirt? Like that kind of poor?
And then everybody clapped right?
So he can remember every detail in his life , except whether he locked the bike or not
Maybe he didn‘t lock it properly or someone else did something with it, i mean its just standing there in public
It's anxiety or OCD
Maybe the big city has bike thieves and the guy wanted to make sure the look wasn't cut.
He was only checking his lock if someone hasn't tampered with it, he knew that he locked it.
It's not that he forgot it, just an usual checkup.
Like I did that too everytime when I lock my house, just double checking. And I check my hall ticket for every 10min even though I knew it was in my bag 😂😂😂😂
Legal fees in America is sky high.
Now you know why
because these people do a job you can't, so they decide how much to charge. Represent yourself in court and you'll pay a lot more than what a lawyer costs
I'm a very high level professional and most of the corporate lawyers I work with can dance circles around me. That's what you're paying for.
@kylesales5614 It's the system that makes this possible. Lawyers are part of the system. Changing the system changes the Lawyers
@@kylesales5614 You must be fun at parties.
@@Prodzick classic response. How long did that take you to work that one up?
Renae thinking “ok, Harvey wants me to make you look presentable. I get it”😂
Honestly loved this show. It's witty, fun and with such a great cast of character
What’s the show
@@HibaaNadeem Show is called Suits, I believe it was on Netflix. It's about a guy with photographic memory lying himself into working at one of the biggest law firms in NewYork
Harvey should be the new 2 face in Batman.
Harvey is already 2 face... harvey dent
@@rayendrayustian7719 I meant this actor as Harvey dent
@@youtubecomments5951he is too fat now
YES!!!!!!! I’m wit that!!!
@@rayendrayustian7719😂😂😂😂
Fun fact... The store he goes to is a real tailor... Michael Andrews Bespoke in NYC. Great place if you need a new suit!
Edit - to be clear, this is the physical store...that is an actor playing the part of the employee. The employees at MAB are super nice and knowledgeable.
and a new hole in the wallet
How much for a suit
how expensive? or is it like, if you're asking you can't afford it?
@@MohitKumarSahni-u4yUp to 3000 USD
I'd be interested, if he sold skinny jeans! Kidding
Am I the only one who noticed that the tailor's wearing the same suit Harvey is
Nope, they're different. Check the buttons
@@familiagari damn, is that really how it is?
I'm too poor to notice that mate
good spot!
Not correct. Harvey is wearing a three-piece single-breasted suit with two buttons. Single-breasted means there's only one line of buttons. Three-piece means he wears a vest underneath the suit. The tailor is wearing a two-piece (no vest) double-breasted (two columns of buttons) suit with four buttons. Which is similar to the standard Kingsman suits, though those have six buttons in a Y shape (aka the correct shape for 6 buttons). The tailor's buttons are also made form either real or fake tortoiseshell just like his glasses whereas Harvey's buttons are just plain black.
I l9ved this show. The characters were perfectly matched up.Their back and forth conversations, and humor made the show.🎉
I've never seen tailors that are rude like this. I know it's a stereotype, but they're usually very polite and very accommodating. When you're spending top dollar, they're not going to risk pushing you out the door with an attitude.
something similiar happened to me. I'm 6'4" and skinny and went to destination XL for clothes. they immediately told me they got nothing for me. In this case it was because while I was tall enough I wasn't wide enough so they'd literally have nothing....and they were right.
The truth are most are not rich buying tailored suits usually just one for special occasions like wedding or maybe 1 or 2 for important meetings, regualar people not just rich people.
good old tv drama
Naah. Just go to any tailors who works for celebrities and highly rich people, he will most probably behave rudely unless he knows you or you are giving rich vibes.
Oprah shopping incident Switzerland: Google it.
Serena Williams restaurant incident Switzerland : Google it.
It's like glou-glou hunting...
It happens, on a regular basis.
The "People respond to how we're dressed, so like it or not, this is what you have to do" is so real. I've always hated that about corporate America.
People dress like shit in (corporate) America.
-A European that worked in US companies
It's not just corporate. It's everywhere.
@@thebossmj79nah its not. There are also super rich ppl who hate suits. They are called artists. But not necessarily better. Sometimes maybe
@@dimitrizloterek9149 yea and those guy would fire you if you come dress casually with slippers :), only they are allowed to do that
is not bad to look good trust me, i have seen people that look like they just woke up from hibernation, not only just clothes is face, hair etc many people dont bother to even clean themselves up which tells your boss or employer that you dont give a crap abotu yourself if you dont give a crap about yourself hwo the hell are you suppose to help me or be a face of our company/profession.
@@wdadwdwdwadw8604 nope those are just your prejudices. It depends on many variables. Sure for the majority its somewhat correct, but not for all.
Also taking care about yourself is nothing that proofs any ability to do the right job. If you judge ppl after their looks, probably you won't be as successful then if you take your time and assess their abilities. Crazy I feel like I have to say that.
All suits look the same to me I can’t tell when someone is wearing an expensive one
Usually it’s the thickness and texture. Thin and flat suits are cheap. Ironically better in super hot situations but otherwise they fall flat to a lot of other suits. You might not be able to tell the difference when looking at 1 person if it’s a cheap or expensive suit, but if you see a cheap one next to an expensive suit in real life, it’s much more obvious which is which. 😊
When the Tailor is snobby,
You're in the right fckn place ✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅
That's because you're not the ideal rich customer they want to attract. They aren't trying to attract the average person. It's like Target vs asking your Butler to buy it for you. They only want to attract people who are so rich they are eager to waste their money. To people like that, shallow things like Brand and Connection and Family is ALL that matters. Doesnt matter if they lose the case, they want to feel like they are buying the ultra best
One hack is to look at the fitting, if the suit looks like it’s custom made then it’s on the expensive side
A cheap fitted suit will look better than an ill fitting expensive one.
was a great show wish they kept making them (and dude came back full time)
I remember one of our analysts (senators ofc) had to go to a congressman's office for a presentation. He came back and told the senator that though he gave the presentation, the congressman and his staff looked like they weren't listening at all. In another office, he was scheduled but was brushed off when he got there. The senator took him shopping and bought him an expensive suit, a watch, and a pair of expensive glasses. Every presentation he gave wearing those things was always met with enthusiasm.
sure it was
That makes sense, with an expensive suit he was treated like a lobbyist. Everybody in DC wants to talk to the lobbyists and their money.
@@frickeface7382 and here we have Mr. Nothing Ever Happens. 😂
If so, it just goes to show the shallowness of those politicians...
People respond to good taste. Buying a trashy suit is visible to anyone that pays attention.
I always wondered if Harvey was going to pick up the tab at that suit joint
He said "spend some money"
He does end up picking up the tab
@@ahnafkhan9004 he never bought any suits, he took tyler's, remember
@@NightLife360 he did, but he also knew he was broke, which is why he picked up the tab for the office party .
no. he said spend some money. Not that dont worry i got it.
Harvey nearly threw up when he almost touched the bike 😂
Suits and White collar are the two best series which will make you cry at the end. As you cannot see these characters anymore.❤
I love the fact the he told him the suits get cheaper the closer he gets to the door it was perfect
"Thats another story" is such a good conversation shifting line
For those wondering, the show is called suits
Actually its called lawyers, its a show about lawyers not suits
@@themegadude900 wrong
@@themegadude900 I think the show is called lawyers but its about suits
What episode
@@themegadude900lol😊
I loved Suits!❤
No Problem here's the Information About the clip.
Show Name : Suits
Seasons : 9
Year start : 2011
Description : A college dropout, Mike Ross, possesses immense competence. A set of circumstances leads to him effectively working as a law associate for Harvey Specter despite not having gone to law school.
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How is it...? Worth it ?
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Which episode is this clip from?
Definitely s1 and earlier episode like 2 or 3
If you're on a show called Suits, prepare to spend a lot of suits
he should've said that line would've been hilarious
@@joeydr3504 and make that the only 4th wall break in the show, it woulda been golden
Mike looking through the window cracks me up, like some kid lost. 😂😂😂😂😂
That’s literally everyone’s first job in corporate lol
In corporate the majority of people is fat, unhealthy and doesn't know anything about how to dress properly, not even talking about suits.
“We don’t sell skinny jeans at this location” is insane
Oxford comma in the bg ❤
I love Harvey. He made this show better. 😊
Remember to also lock your front wheel of your bike people, not just the frame!
Better lock the back one, since you can still ride a bike without the front wheel...
lol i cant even leave my bike anywhere it can be taken apart with like 4 or 5 allens
Just seeing this reel randomly reminded me of how much I enjoyed watching suits♥️
Those suits are CRISPY!
Tailors is the wrong fit for him
He's a smaller guy, should have avoided the double brest. Look how thin his neck and head look on it.
His sholders look artificially broadened
Should have gone with one that fits his shape better
This was a great show, I wish I could rewatch it for the first time again
I actually like how he is patient with him and gives him a chance/knocks him into the right direction
classist capitalism?
@@terryzuniga2473Ikr
@@terryzuniga2473 These are just a holes.
The best mentor you can ever dream of having! Of course, the price for that is pretty steep.. "Loyalty"
snob
Lol
😂 me feeling myself with the $90 suit I’ve got in my wardrobe 😂😂
Man good for you if you look good and you like it why does it matter what other ppl think
Look at Mr richy rich here flexing
Yep, this just compelled me to watch Suits again after 6 years!🤩
Man I love that show so much. Feels like I’ve spent 5 different lives while it was running. Give it 1-2 lives more and I’ll start a rewatch.
What is the name of this show?
@@ali_es8214 you wouldn't believe if I told you... It's "Suits"
Your physique and color matching are what makes a suit.
Exactly
Proper fit
No unfortunately in the business world rich people are going to be shallow and will judge you on what you wear. It is very naive to think it won't happen when fashion is entirely based on brand name. Look at Apple phones, they work the same way. Luxury is whatever people say luxury is. They have specific high market clients who want to buy the IMAGE. And don't think it's because the image works. They might look good and lose the case. Doesn't matter because the lawyer still gets paid, and they rich customer only wants a lawyer he can waste money on so he FEELS like he is getting the best service money can afford. Otherwise, he feels like his money is being wasted. The way the ultra rich think is very different to how normal rich think. And that's very different to how upper middle class thinks.
Brand name matters, it shouldn't matter to the average person, but to rich people the law doesn't apply to them, they can pay bribes to break the law, and having a rich looking lawyer is part of that image. It's part of the job basically. Hence why Lamborghini doesn't run advertisements for the average person to watch etc. If you can capture a market of only having rich customers, spending alot of money on your wardrobe to attract them is a worthwhile investment. There's always another rich fool eager to part with his money and it's better to have 1 wealthy client who lets you prolong and draw out the case of a white color crime, than 10 rough necks trying to beat a murder charge
@@pharaohsmagician8329 No I'm talking about what makes you look good in a suit, not what's good for business optics.
@@notjoshuafill a rich man in rags will attract 100x more people than a well dressed poor person. If all other things are equal such as charisma and both mens financial situation is broadcasted
that "what does it matter how money I spent on suits" is real. you gotta break your back and bank to impress strangers.
The head tilt was way too funny everytime 😂😂😂
Checking locks again and again shows us how ocd makes us do something we didn't needed to, how the creator of the show tried to make it funny and relatable makes it a must watch and commendable show🙂
Get over it it’s New York City.
If Harvey Spector told me to get some new suits, I would follow suit 😂😂
Im from nyc and my offices have been in midtown since 2013, no one ever cares what kind of suit you have
Fortunately, it isn’t really like that. But you have to be careful because that’s a way to get caught in lifestyle inflation. You are making great money but end up not saving anything, economy takes a downturn, as it inevitably does, and you end up unemployed and broke.
One of my favourite shows, and I love the intro-song 😊
"for how many suits" . Actually good question
What's the name of this particular movie/series?
i looked further in the comments someone says it a series called suits (these kind of channels should write that in the description like, Series Name: suits)
bro rides a fixed gear he the goat
What do u mean by fixed gear
@@ThePresidentofMarssame kind awesome messengers ride at NYC
@@ThePresidentofMars Imagine a normal bicycle but when you do the backwards cycle it ain't turn
No, he rides a frickin Brooklyn Machine!!!
@@ThePresidentofMars The back wheel is fixed to the cogwheel so you can't coast you gotta pedal all the time.
I really enjoyed the first couple of episodes of Suits and then it went down now fast
Same with banks. They will lend you or loan you the money if they think you don't need it.
well it does also mean you are most able to pay them back.
Yeah that’s not how it works.. bank will loan you money if you can afford to pay it back.. that’s common sense. If you don’t know the first thing about banking, please don’t talk🤦🏻♂️
But when company get bankruptcy or any high end individual get bankruptcy ,the payment that they can't pay is shrug off@@edwinyounes4934
where i live they check ur earning and if you are above the average but not rich they will ask if you need a loan for a house or car
@@edwinyounes4934exactly the point. When u are in desperate need of a loan chances are you may not pay it back religiously.
Those who don’t need loans can easily pay their credit right after using their card
I can’t believe Harvey was the Bay Harbor Butcher this whole time
Its spreading
What are you talking about?
Who?
@@ShawnPhillips0531 Dexter Morgan ?
@@timuxmess yes lmao I see this everywhere now
You could tell Harvey was starting to soften up to Mike. He kept his mouth shut when he found out Mike spend a $100 per suit.
Money make u happy n respect!!! I love money!!!
When your employee didn't suit better, it means you didn't pay him enough.
Well considering how he didn't pay amything yet...
That is the employee's first week on the job at a super high end law firm, so image is going to be everything. Especially when your boss hired him, when he wasn't qualified for the job. He didn't want Mike to stand out dressing like he didn't belong there.
@@gilbertoflores7397 that's the problem #1 with all of this. If what they praise is the suit, then there's a problem with the whole firm. I get that there's a psychological thing about this and that's why they opt to do these marketing stunts, but still... it's nonsense how much law firms care about this. And I doubt that if they paid him better, he would waste it all on custom suits. Different mindsets.
@@ReversedPolaritySome professions like legal, academics, politics, sales, consulting value appearance much more than other professions like engineering, medicine, research etc. My theory is that those professions are about somewhat intangible things where you have to inspire trust of the buyer, so appearance is one of the things that inspires trust on sight before qualifications.
@@MK-lh3xd indeed, that's the main gist behind uniforms and symbols. I understand the psychology behind the marketing and the persuasion of a uniform, and I get that lawyers may want to dress differently to convince difficult clients with their status. I just think that it's a bit elitist to praise custom-made suits over a suit that looks decent and professional just to blend in with the firm's politics or how much they waste on suits. Lawyers are not supposed to be Victoria's Secret models, they're supposed to represent clients first and foremost. I just think the whole status thing is not representative of a good lawyer, it's just visual marketing for the unaware. The effect works quite well but many clients can see past all that.
I would like see how Barney Stinson will fit in this universe
SLAP
Pretty well, considering he spends around $4000 per suit.
I only know Barney who loves suits this much can anyone please tell what this show is called?
Awesome
@@bhavyagirothra6412 Hahahahahahaha, it is called Suits
I met some major law firm partner guys and some of them are like this, but rest were not. They said what you say to the client matters more than what you wear, and really rich people rarely care about what brand you wear or what car you drive because they lost the need to "flex" themselves
This can’t be true, Hollywood propaganda has programmed into me a view of rich people as being as petty as an 8th grade bully that makes fun of you for having Walmart shoes.
Don’t tell me they are no bs, result oriented people, that care more about competence than clothes.
@@jonmaster5000nah that's actually wrong. They don't need them to dress rich, but they expect their lawyers to BE rich. They will also turn down the average looking person for the important jobs. And that's only like the top 1% billionaires. The multi millionaires absolutely care about appearance especially if they are new money and don't want to take any chances with legal or financial matters. Appearance does matter, and even if you think it's shallow, there's many shallow rich people who are looking to buy that brand image because it's a more surefire way to prove competency than letting an average person take the chance. Why risk it? They have so much money they WANT to spend it so it feel like they actually worked for something that helped them.
Its the FACT that this channel is ONLY SUITS. Im crying quietly right cause this made me laugh that hard. Not the video, this just being a suits fan page
Guy walks in your business with your business card and was personally given your name, and your first instinct is to insult him before finding out who he is. Smart.
The name Is on the card and he can have found the card somewhere often the are not used to new client
Harvey Spector🤝Kingsmen🤝Barney Stinson
Felt like he wanted to say "buttercream buttercream buttercream crock skin"
What size is the waist😂😂
@@thecommonsenseconservative5576 heeeeeey watch it sweetness.... honey cups!"
Let's go in!
@@privateaccount1366 heyyyyyy watch it sweetness.... honey cups.
What is the name of this movie/show? I'd really like to watch it!
"sorry we don't have skinny jeans in this location"
"Sorry I don't talk to pretentious douchebags, fuck off and get me another clerk"
What's the name of the movie
It's a tv show suits@@Sa.Maki97
@@Sa.Maki97Suits and its a tv show 😊
What episode is? Serious question. Thanks!
@Sparrowling what episode? 🤔
A real question not a sarcastic one, How do you know the suit is expensive or cheap just by looking at it from a distance? What makes a 100 dollar suit look cheap or a 1000 dollar suit to look pristine?
nothing, it just make a belief by poor people actually
@@ccat5765 But is it that obvious from a far? I mean there are obviously some fabrics that look expensive right off the bat, but others may look normal or bland. Even if they are made of cotton and hand-stitched, would that bland suit stand out as something of higher quality or will it look the same as factory-made ones?
Harvey and barney discussing suits
I absolutely loved this series. Harvey and Mike like Batman and Robin
What’s funny is that luxury places like that actually treat customers that way because it makes the customer feel like they actually earned whatever is being sold
Because, you know, purchasing it with money they didn’t earn doesn’t do the trick itself
Fuck those places lol
he said he was sorry tho
mike saw through it though, and it was just a normal transaction. it’d be a normal transaction for me too
@@theoneandonly7019 Honestly this has nothing to do with the show, I just made a point that this behavior is definitely performed in real life.
If you subscribe to that, more power to you.
@@isaactroyer5689 no i’m correct
Love Harvey lol
Dang that Brooklyn build be fire tho.
Great series. The lawyer version of white collar.
If the shop keeper told me this im getting out.
Not many shows you want to watch twice. But this is definitely one to watch more than once
This is an honest advice: No matter how poor you are, please don’t get a $100 suit, that will only make you $100 poorer with a trash suit
An expensive suit, if not tailored to your size, can look worse than a $100 suit-or any suit, regardless of the price.
@@Mika-sb9pn 100%
I spent less than $400 for custom-tailored suits in Italy and they all look amazing.
This suit thing is getting out of hand, I have a 200$ suit tailored that feels much better than my Canali 1600$ bespoke suit, its basically corporate prison clothes which I've discarded after I quit working.
A nice pair of jeans from True Religion and a comfy polo tee shirt is my thing.
Meh. My $100 suit I bought for prom still fits and I've worn it on dozen of gigs that brought me thousands of dollars. Pretty good ROI if you ask me.
I like these “learning the ropes” kind of sequences
Recently took the bar and was shopping for suits for interviews. Nothing has emotionally gut punched me more than realizing I’m probably going to have to spend a stupid amount of money on suits for the rest of my life.
I was always baffled by this thing
Only in america people care about such things like suit costing low and going to work on a bike
Tbh, most people would praise you for going to work on a bike, it's healthy
Europe, Russia, China, Japan. They all care about how suits look.
@@YouDontKnowMeSoYouDontKnowJack caring is one thing
Abandoning only because of it so something different
But sure, people like this are everywhere
Thing for me is a rude clerk is just rude, but a rude tailor means they must be a good tailor if they are still open.
Agreed
They also probably do that to be straightforward hand open and are not going to lie to you. They'll probably say you are fat or this you does not suit you.
I love this episode❤😊
Is it just me or does the cheaper suit look better than the fancy suits in this short?
Yes.
Its just you.
@@EvanHBogleno
just you
@@qua3irt50 you a tailor or something?
If the job except you to dress in a certain way, especially if it expensive or uncommon, then the job should pay for it.
Perfect memory but has to check the business card to remember the guys name
Such a great series
500$ for 5 suits is still very expensive.
It really is not
No. 100 dollars for a suit is a crappy suit. 500 dollars for a suit is still pretty crappy.
Anything tailored with good materials is 1500 minimum.
Nice suits are generally between 2000-3000 minimum depending on the season.
Obviously, not everyone can afford good suits, but people who know about the craftmanship will automatically recognize a cheap suit and a good one. It can be a deal breaker in certain professions.
it's literally is the title of the show
harvey specter?
@@yanduro3434
No
SUITS !!!
Duuuh
Why does it matter how much money I spend on suits?
Cause the shows called suits, mate.
I love how they set this scene up for Mike to walk out and never go back
One reason I could never do one of these wealth-oriented jobs is that I’d want to save the money but I know I’d be pressured to spending it on shit I don’t care for, like expensive clothes.
The expensive suits last a long time. So, overall you won't be spending often or more than other clothes.
I have sweaters in my closet that are 20 years old and still in great condition, all bought at a high-street brand. Most mid-range stuff is good quality. Also, who needs a suit that much? I don’t even own one. I haven’t worn one since I got married.
@@MK-lh3xd not how it works. If the client sees you in the same suit twice, even if it's a very expensive suit, you're instantly half as big in his eyes.
And don't get me started on cars. If it's older than three years, even if it's a Rolls or a McLaren, you're supposed to replace it in high society.
So u wear that expensive suits twice or thrice, i wud rather buy mid range suits of 5 or 6 and wear it make it look fresh instead of wearing the same and give an odd impression@@MK-lh3xd
LOL I was treated like that buy a Chevy salesman once. Can you believe it? Dude is selling poverty-spec cars and he gets all snooty with me cause I'm wearing shorts. I'm not rich or anything but I was there to literally buy a car that very day. Ended up buying a Subaru instead and I'm actually happy about htat.
Poverty-Spec hahaha
Any Japanese car will outlive a Chevy.
@Team_Monty true. Except the "chevies" made in Australia by Holden.
@JP-hr3xq well, yea. I'm sure there are many skilled aftermarket mechanics. Typically American made is the best way to go, but for some reason we have not cared about anything other than muscle cars. There's no denying that American cars breakdown faster. I had my Camry 122K before it needed its first major repair
@@Team_Monty Hey, at least your cars last longer than the new Germans. Although I see Ford is starting to copy all BMW and Audi's bad design choices and complicated electronics.