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I'm a Buck 119 lover and I own two. Still I was surprised to see a man wearing a golf shirt, nice blue jeans, casually dressy leather shoes and a Buck 119 in a sheath- talking on a cell phone in the parking lot at Menards. If he is in the construction trades he is dressed to supervise, not hang sheathing or spread concrete. And a 119 hanging on the belt seems like more knife than a construction worker needs. He wasn't going big game hunting in those shoes, nor in August in Ohio. He wasn't about to cut up a rack of ribs or a turkey (two things I have done with my 119's). So does anyone have a good explanation? I'm not a student of fashion trends, but I'd be surprised to find out that he was dressed in style. He was maybe in his late 20's. So not an eccentric geezer. I'm an eccentric geezer myself, but this was farther than I will go! I have worn a 110 into Menards, but always in proper work clothes, never when dressed "business casual." What say you experts?