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"      Washing windows has got to be one of the most dreaded chores ever, but an unusual cleaning franchise is making it a lot more exciting.\u00A0Meet Men in Kilts, a national network of plaid-clad service men getting down and dirty in formal attire.  The company, which started in 2002, now has locations across the U.S. and Canada thanks to its distinctive uniform \u2014 not to mention the men wearing it. In fact, franchise owner Bob Cavnar told My Statesman that athletes and veterans are &amp;quot;the primary guys I go for.&amp;quot;  And his clients aren&amp;#039;t complaining. One store owner noticed moms circling the block multiple times during the maintenance, hoping to catch a glimpse of the, uh, window displays. There&amp;#039;s no reason to be bashful of the ladder-scaling workers, though. The company&amp;#039;s own slogan is &amp;quot;We clean. You enjoy. Just remember, no peeking!&amp;quot;      Besides windows, prospective customers can also get their siding, gutters, and pools cleaned, plus snow blowing during the winter months. Basically, there&amp;#039;s an occasion (or excuse) to hire Men in Kilts any time of year.            As for the reasoning behind the Scottish skirts, it&amp;#039;s nothing profound.\u00A0The website explains, &amp;quot;We wear them because they are fun and they help us get noticed. It&amp;#039;s not every day you see a man on a ladder or harnessed to a rooftop in a kilt.&amp;quot; Fair enough! We&amp;#039;re certainly not mad at ya.                               "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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