A charcoal suit jacket on a wooden stand with a fern frond in the pocket on a pale gold background.

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This suit is for leisure. But many times I wear it to get down to business.

— That '70s Show ‧ 1998

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What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker contrasts a suit intended for leisure with wearing it to get down to business. That phrase can suggest serious work or carry a playful double meaning. The joke turns on the outfit's relaxed purpose and the speaker's claim to put it to more active use.

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