Late Friday security guard Leon Wellell began to tell his co-worker Randy Stiller about his days as a retail salesperson. Only minutes later his story got lost on a critical detail- the name of some Microsoft software.

The story started well enough: "I used to sell high end audio, you know, home entertainment and all that. Then computers came in big so I switched to that," Wellell began.

"Casual Friday" is becoming more and more popular in American businesses. This is the day that companies allow employees to "dress down", discarding drab business attire for casual wear. Studies show that in 1992 only 7% of workers could dress down on casual Friday. Now that number is 54%, with expectations being it will rise to 75% in a few years.