Congressman dons UPS outfit, says it doesn’t bring luck with the ladies - The Hill
He might be used to reviewing legislative packages and delivering remarks as part of his job in Congress, but last week Rep. Michael Grimm took on an entirely different kind of gig that involves packages and deliveries: The New York Republican worked for a day as a UPS employee.
Despite a “great” time on the delivery route, don’t expect Grimm to trade in his typical Capitol Hill suit for UPS’s standard brown garb. When ITK inquired whether it was true in his experience that women dig a guy in brown, the congressman, who is single and was named one of The Hill’s 50 Most Beautiful this year, laughed, “No, brown’s not my color. I don’t even own one brown suit … That really didn’t help me very much.”
He might be used to reviewing legislative packages and delivering remarks as part of his job in Congress, but last week Rep. Michael Grimm took on an entirely different kind of gig that involves packages and deliveries: The New York Republican worked for a day as a UPS employee.
Despite a “great” time on the delivery route, don’t expect Grimm to trade in his typical Capitol Hill suit for UPS’s standard brown garb. When ITK inquired whether it was true in his experience that women dig a guy in brown, the congressman, who is single and was named one of The Hill’s 50 Most Beautiful this year, laughed, “No, brown’s not my color. I don’t even own one brown suit … That really didn’t help me very much.”