Future Hot Dads of America

I was sitting in a very uncomfortable chair with a desk at an unusual level on the bottom floor of Southern Utah University's library in a slick black suit that was tailored to me in Mexico about two years prior for the low price of roughly $100. In a covered panic I was rehearsing everything I knew about politics and all current events for I was about to walk into an interview with one of Senator and President Pro Tempore Orrin G. Hatch's staffers. 

Understanding that not everyone esteems politics, I will explain my nerves by stating that I was interviewing to intern with the man who is fourth in line to be President of the United States. I was more nervous than a fat man at the gym with a mind full of my deficiencies. However my one single SUPER HOT black suit and checkered black and white skinny tie provided me with the confidence that I needed.

With such style I was able to muster the courage in finding the skills that I needed in order to dominate the interview and leave an impression landing me an internship in Washington D.C. with Senator Hatch. 

It did not take long after being offered the internship to realize that my closet and its single black suit would not suffice in competing with the “suits” of America.  

Living the college lifestyle I did not have unlimited funds into an account that would allow me to go out and buy whichever suit I would like. So I needed to be as frugal as possible while wearing a suit every day that would qualify me for the prestige of the office where I would be working. 

Rapidly I started to look for the best deals I could find while not breaking the bank. Much to my surprise, the deal was found at Express, a much nicer store than expected. I found a deal where for every $300 spent you get $120 off. Soooo obviously, we did not spend one lump sum over $300, and instead we barely surpassed $300 with multiple purchases and then reaped the benefits of a great deal! This allowing me to buy two well fitted and top class suits, two pairs of slick dress pants, a sport coat, and multiple pairs of socks ($3 socks always barely put me over the $3oo for the deal) for around $550!! I know that is still a lot of money but compared to the $900 it should have been, I consider it one heck of a deal! 

These suits gave me an edge and a confidence that led to a remarkable experience and style that made all others jealous of the style and profession that joined my every step at our nations capitol.

Strutting the streets with such style I found better ways to mix and match my few suits with creativity and personality. Helping me to understand some of the most important parts of an outfit not only with suits but also with everyday attire that will match who you are as a person.

Future Hot Dads of America will show how to make the most out of your outfits while not breaking the bank. Featuring some phenomenal stores and other Future Hot Dads that have style of their own.