It's kind of funny. Not sure how badly this guy dresses. I've seen people wearing a t-shirt, jeans, and sandals that look well considered, maybe CEO of a space start-up, and others that look like a hot mess. Ostensibly both parties should find less ways to be insulted, avoid posturing, and avoid visually fatiguing fashion faux pas. No need to spend money, spend a little more time choosing wisely. But not so much time that you want people to have the impression you care but not really and end up with lululemon.