I know the obvious of being polite and respectful. do I show up early like an airport? Do I just show the guard my ticket? Anything I should know or be aware of?

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    Dressing well doesn’t necessarily mean expensive clothes. It means wear something that demonstrates that you take the court seriously. I think you’re telling on yourself here.

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      Check your privilege. Some people can’t afford more than the torn clothes on their back.Uneless you’re suggesting they should skip more meals of food just to impress some pompas judge?

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        16 hours ago

        I didn’t specify the quality of clothing. I specified the intent. If you only have torn clothing, you would wear the least torn.

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          16 hours ago

          Youre very out of touch with/poverty. Why do you expect people to have a wardrobe of multiple items of clothes?

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            Because the majority of people in the USA (where I took this thread to originate based on context) have multiple sets of clothes. Someone who can afford internet and a device to get on Lemmy likely has multiple sets of clothes, even if they are all low-cost or run-down. You’re not convincing me of anything other than you being stubborn.

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              I didn’t say I’m poor. I’m aware of my privileges. I’m trying to make you aware of yours too