if someone comes to bid a job for you go down the list. do they dress like a pro?

Well it's about 94 degrees that day and I'm dressed in a suit and not exactly wearing the shoes to be taking the two mile walk we're about to go on, but how am I saying no at this point? 

Even the ones that file an answer, in the end, don't have the cojones to try to justify their actions to the man in the black dress.

I can teach someone to do just about anything that's not rocket science, but I can't (or won't) teach them how to come to work every day, give a **** about the work they're doing, be honest, treat other employees and the public with respect, be on time, dress appropriately, etc.

Could always dress it up with nicer trim around windows, update flooring, outlet covers, etc.

Here is a picture of me beside a Cessna we chartered (admittedly, my friend decided to dress casual).

They dressed real nice and drove around in fancy trucks all day.

John Bel EdwardsJazzfest, Red Dress Run, the Gretna Heritage Fest and French Quarter Fest have been cancelled. 

I want to brand myself, exude professionalism and create a sense of "hey I know this guy" as they see me all the time on Social Media dressed this way. 

When meeting with them always make sure you are dressed professionally and act mature.