You’re hired, but first, some rules

And yet...

"Respect the space. You don’t have to wear a suit or a dress everyday, but we expect you to dress professionally. Keep t-shirts, sandals, polar fleeces and hats to a minimum. If you wear sweatpants to work, you are going home."

So the office has the ambience of a frat house, but employees have to dress professionally? That's certainly an interesting combination of rules.

And strangely, on their "About Us" page, where they present their company to the world and to potential employees, one of the founders is wearing jeans and a t-shirt:

https://www.fohrcard.com/about