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Be honest: Do you get fully dressed for your work-related Zoom meetings? Since so many of us are now working from home, it can seem a bit unnecessary to get fully dolled-up for the day — especially if you’re only being seen from the waist up. But a Florida judge isn’t taking too kindly to this new culture of casual dress. To preserve decorum in his courtroom, Broward Circuit Judge Dennis Bailey wrote a letter to the Weston Bar Association that pleaded for lawyers to take themselves seriously and get dressed in the morning.

According to Bailey, several lawyers arrived at virtual hearings in swim trunks, with one even appearing shirtless. One notable instance also took place where a female lawyer showed up to a Zoom meeting in bed, with the covers pulled all the way up. On one hand, we can understand the sentiment. Lawyers are professionals, and it’s hardly professional to participate in a trial when you look like you’re sleeping. On the other hand, can you blame the swim-trunk wearers? They’re working from home in Florida of all places!

People in Florida just have more fun. It’s a fact!