Kilted at work

**Matty Ross** · 14th July 11, 09:25 PM

When I'm not hiking or Scouting, I do have to work for a living. Some folks call it work but personally my job is so much fun I can hardly tell weather I am working or playing. I fill toy and candy vending machines. I am responsible for over 800 of them in four western states. So with temps in the 90’s this week in Utah I decided it was time to do it kilted. Just made a great job even better.

**R.S.L. Kiltwearer** · 14th July 11, 09:47 PM

that is very cool. my mom always said if you do what you love then you will never work a day in your life.

it is good to see your unemployed

**billmcc** · 15th July 11, 12:35 AM

So that is what Santa does the rest of the year. I should have known it would have something to do with toys and candy.

**Spartan Tartan** · 15th July 11, 02:07 AM

Awesome! Sounds like a fun "job".

**Really a McQueen** · 15th July 11, 09:18 AM

I wonder if the kids would do a double-take, if you carried your supplies in a red or green sack, and wore a red Balmoral with a white toorie?

**cessna152towser** · 15th July 11, 10:08 AM

Looking good. Such a great job!

**Kiltboy** · 15th July 11, 02:33 PM

Love the pic and description.

(P.S. Great beard)

**Taj** · 15th July 11, 03:19 PM

I would love being kilted at work if it wasn't for a little document called, NFPA 70E. This code requires arc-flash resistant clothing for electrical workers. We're stuck with cotton tubes around our legs.

**Mike in Dayton** · 15th July 11, 03:36 PM

A couple of years ago they were letting people go down at work. Unlike other companies I have worked for when you were notified you were not immediately shown to the door. Your employment continued until the end of the month. I told my boss that if I was let go I would wear my kilt for those last days. I managed to keep my job. Must have been the kilt threat.

Mike