Thread regarding ExxonMobil Corp. layoffs

What did you with XOM apparel?

For those who quit, what have you done with your XOM branded apparel (polo shirts, jackets, etc)?
Continue to wear them
Burn them
Give to homeless people
Wear it while filling gas at Shell
Other

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Most of mine went into trash or donation pile with exception of a Valdez do-dad I got from someone who retired when I started.

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Post ID: @5ncj+1cjaT1vF

I'm an old-timer.
I figure my collection of "Team Alaska - Exxon Valdez Operations '89" might be worth something one day. 20 or so t-shirts, backpacks and several crystal paperweights.
Found them all in a box at a New Jersey site in '02 or so.
A legacy for the grandkids.

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Post ID: @5cnv+1cjaT1vF

Line the dog’s bed

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Post ID: @4upm+1cjaT1vF

I wear them to work. Thinking about getting “with distinction” embroidered on the arm.

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Post ID: @4ccy+1cjaT1vF

Using it to soak up dog ur--e and pick up dog po-p

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Post ID: @3jtj+1cjaT1vF

@qpc+1cjaT1vF That is a great idea!

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Post ID: @2dco+1cjaT1vF

I stacked all of my FRC's, shirts, and XOM branded items in my office before I left.

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Post ID: @1wce+1cjaT1vF

I will keep them and sell them to museums one day, and I will be $rich$.

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Post ID: @thw+1cjaT1vF

Gave it all to Phil. Land Phil.

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Post ID: @wcp+1cjaT1vF

Have a quilt made from them. At least that way they'll provide some comfort.

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Post ID: @ajt+1cjaT1vF

Shop towels for car work...

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Post ID: @kdm+1cjaT1vF

I had a shirt and maybe a backpack and one coffee mug from the company that was given to me (I would never buy any of this stuff). Honestly, these have been lost or thrown or given away over the years without much thought. I never really understood why some folks go all out wearing the company brand on a regular basis. I don't mind a free shirt but I also don't get carried away stockpiling junk.

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Post ID: @vuh+1cjaT1vF

Omg this is hilarious 😆 I’m dead!!

I think I’ll keep it as a token of my victory and as a compliment to myself for being brave to putting an end to things. I will use use to tell my grandchildren what ExxonMobil was since by then this company will either bankrupt or disappear.

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Post ID: @ezm+1cjaT1vF

Some thrift stores will pay cash for branded FRCs.

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Post ID: @yxg+1cjaT1vF

keeping it (but definitely not wearing it lolololol), when xom is sold for parts it's going to be vintage

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Post ID: @ptk+1cjaT1vF

I torched them with CVX fuel in my backyard. Danced my afro jazz routine around the bonfire.

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Post ID: @ull+1cjaT1vF

"Put them on the floor and then touch them one by one. If an item doesn't “spark joy,” when it's touched, then I thank it for being a part of my life, and then donate or trash it."

LOL I gave it all away. EMIT never gave us XOM branded apparel anyway, because apparently we'd get kidnapped by wearing the logo. It's usually printed with the tagline of the year, some variants of "compete to win". Harmless enough to give others I think, and while it doesn't spark joy for me because of my psychological baggage, it could benefit other people and do less harm for the environment

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Post ID: @new+1cjaT1vF

Never bought any branded stuff. Only have the free shirts they gave. Will keep wearing them when doing yardwork and dirty stuff.

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Post ID: @ade+1cjaT1vF

My maid used it as a rug to clean the floor.

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