“We Don't Wear $10,000 Suits, We Wear $100,000 Watches”: Google Techies' Hilarious “Very Low-key” Take on Office Attire | On trend

The “very reserved, very mindful” TikTok trend is everywhere. Created by beauty influencer Jools Lebron, videos under this tag-slash-ethos shared on social media show how to be reserved and mindful in different situations. A Google employee has joined the trend and shows off what he wears to work.

“What it’s like to work at Google.” Very reserved. Very mindful. Very, my stock options are not fully vested yet and I would like a raise,” Michael Jiang wrote on his Instagram. He shared a video of his hilarious take on the trend, showcasing his office attire in a lighthearted manner.

He jokingly says, “We’re not investment bankers with our $10,000 suits and $100,000 watches,” and then shows off his Garmin, a slightly more expensive smartwatch. He then adds that the watch he is wearing is “very understated.” Before he ends the clip, he makes a few funny comments.

According to Jiang's LinkedIn, he is a technical program manager at Google and co-founder and CEO of Fitscovery.

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What does “very reserved, very careful” mean?

According to Merriam-Webster, “Demure” means “artificially modest, reserved, or serious.” In her 40-second video, Lebron used the word in a sentence to show off her toned down makeup while looking for a new job. She explained that the term means opting for a more “natural look” and presenting yourself in a way that shows consideration for others.

How did the phrase go viral?

The TikTok share was initially lost in the sea of ​​thousands of other posts, but grew in popularity as celebrities began sharing videos as part of the trend.

The viral phrase made Jools Lebron a social media sensation. She is reportedly looking forward to trademarking the use. She has registered the trademark “very reserved, very mindful” for various entertainment and advertising services.

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