
Dry Powder. Wet Martinis. Tee
The dress code for unofficial business.“Dry Powder. Wet Martinis.”
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Extremely well made. Completely unnecessary.
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13 pieces. Some are further along than others.

The dress code for unofficial business.“Dry Powder. Wet Martinis.”
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Membership standards are flexible. Commentary is not.“Clothing Optional. Opinions Required.”
Exit pending
For people who understand that every shirt is really a thesis.“Premium Merch. Terrible Judgment.”
Due diligence declined
Legally safer. Emotionally worse.“Not Financial Advice. Just Expensive Opinions.”
Committee-adjacent
The official uniform of plausible deniability.“Private Capital. Good Company. Bad Excuses.”
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For golf trips, lunches, and calendar invites with hidden agendas.“Business Development, Allegedly.”
No carry included
Rarely both. Ask the guy waiting for a better entry point.“You Can Be Right Or You Can Be Rich.”
Strong opinion
A non-GAAP personality.“Adjusted For Bad Decisions.”
Approved by nobody
Pipeline rich. Revenue poor. Spiritually closing.“The Deal Is Still Alive. Allegedly.”
Approved by nobody
Neither does your LinkedIn.“Nobody Knows What I Do.”
Due diligence declined
Carry Chad said this unironically. Twice.“I Don't Work For Money. I Work For Carry.”
Due diligence declined
For exits, feelings, and other delayed events.“Liquidity Pending.”
Committee-adjacent
No actual skiing. Just capital allocation in better weather.“Powder Conditions: Exceptional.”
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Not financial advice. Just expensive opinions.