The Way I Dress | Mr Waris Ahluwalia 

Fron Villa not necessarily. It creates jobs for people. You take taxi, get waited on in restaurants, wash and press shirts at laundromats etc etc etc. This is done at your own home. My dad had two drivers for a long while even after my mom died and it was only him. Didn’t fire the other driver because he had a family to support. There are academies where people go to learn how to be a butler. If they have no issue with it, neither should you. My only suggestion for this apt is, get some nice curtains.

Bang on! Glad you wrote what I was about to write.

They would not be mad if the butler is serving a white. If the other way around, there is a problem, or that is the only problem.

@@KD-jg5yd no one is thinking that you twat. You're the only one obsessed with race here

K D That was never even a consideration, racist.

@@KD-jg5yd that's 100% right. They would never complain if it was a POC waiting on a white person. We see it all the time. Not a word. Now a white man serving someone of color, a problem.

Lmao he should get rid of those rusty suede numbers. And his butler, what a lowlife, I don’t take advice from a man who can’t dress himself!

He’s funky =))

He sure is! Probably has a great life but he still dresses like a fool. Jesus get some fucking oxfords will ya?

Renegade He should burn those rusty suedeys.

brandon stewart he has been in a couple of his movies lol

It`s not like that but I know what you mean. Once I had to dress a man, and boy, I have to tell you it can be really annoying. He was really picky and it took 15 minutes to choose him the right tie. At the end he was really satisfied with his look.

Still doesn't send a positive message across the audience.

You're a fucking idiot.

not quite

I think that was the only message he wanted to send and i dont like it. it makes him as bad as the other guys

+Meredith Lindner A turban is not a hat that you simply take off, it has importance to a Sikh. It is not the fact that people would see his hair that upset him, it's the fact that we was pulled aside and asked to remove his turban that he was against. In our day and age where technology is more than sufficient enough to detect if anything is in his turban, he felt it was redundant to ask the question in the first place. If not a case of discrimination then at the very least ignorance. Also, to the point of you saying it was a publicity stunt. He could not have known for a fact that it would have blown up but even if he had, the main thing people are taking out of it is that he was asked to remove his turban which was unnecessary, his brand has received only a small portion of that fame. To be honest I have yet to look into it myself.

+Meredith Lindner watch video carefully. He removed towel after wash. Not turban.

Its not about showing hair. Its about respect. If you will say to king remove your crown? He will not remove. Turban is our crown. Its long sikh history I can't explain you here.

sandeep dhaliwal I know that, but I was just clarifying his point.

Grizhlie Grizhlie Have you ever seen a Wes Anderson movie? He's been in a few, and I think he was playing on that. I think it gives a nice change of pace for the "The Way I Dress" series. That's just my opinion.

Having a butler is ok, but having that fucker dress him up was real gay.

seanS196 ain't a hat mate. It's called a turban

That's where the eccentricities are!

you don't always have to follow the rules

I'm not 100% serious but you know what I mean ;) (but this particular outfit doesn't speak to me anyway)

Troll Well said!

+Jan Klosowski totally agree with you. Let's not even mention the wrap around the head.