Oh, I wouldn't doubt it, either... mentioned it because I had a friend in the construction business who got featured in a magazine photoshoot, and they took him shopping because they didn't want him geared up in his normal, semi-worn stuff. They let him keep the stuff, because they had no use for it. Always thought it was funny that they would want to present this unrealistic image of his job by putting him in new clothes/gear when there's no way that stuff would be shiny three days later. Do they think people would freak out, "Oh, my! You get dirty doing that work! I can't look!" or something? Worse, is pickup truck commercials when they take people who are clearly models, put them in what are clearly brand new clothes, then splash some mud on them to make them look like they actually know what they're doing. Always an epic fail, to me.
Anyway, nice to see a real arborist featured!
