About 5 min before I went in for a job interview at a professional place, I applied 2 shots of mx103 and 3 shots of double strength shine. When I got to the dress code part of the interview, the interviewer, who was wearing one of those expensive $100 suits, tells me that I was over dressed. I am a 16 yr old that was wearing a pair of 5.11 tactical pants and a navy blue polo shirt.
DAMN!!! That is some strong pheromones you got on!
i got some mx103 and it comes in a togo spray dispenser.I use A134 irregular white cap and i don’t get results like that.Why would mx103 be that much stronger.Gonna have to really test this out.
That is alot of shine, I would scale that back a bit. More is not always better. Oh and when you go to interviews dont try something new unless you dont care if you get the job. After experimenting for a while you will find a mix that always works for you and is your favorite. Thats the one you should use when you go on interviews.
Tisha
Probably just diffusion factor. Alcoholic sprays diffuse faster than oil drops. So, a spray may semm more powerful than a single drop when first put on.
Yeah would probably be better off using one spray every few hours or so
It’s a to-go bottle, anyways, it looks like it worked 
Isn’t it strange when this happens?
I wrote of a similar experience in The Basecoat Approach
and brought up a discussion of this effect in
If it was a $100 suit, no wonder he dug your threads. He must buy his suits at Ross or Target!
I just fugured it was a typo and maybe he meant $1,000?
Eh, around here, you can find really nice clothes for cheap. My 5.11 tactical pants were a gift from my brother (~$30) and my polo shirt was prolly from walmart (~$5) .
Did you consider that the comment about you being overdressed was a shit test? Some companies that interview still use “stress situations” to see how applicants respond.
I had an interviewer once tell me that my shoes showed I lacked confidence and that, in fact, demonstrated that I felt like a fraud. My response was “Thanks, I don’t need this job, and now I understand why I don’t want it.” (I ended the interview at that point.)
Thats a gooood point. . .