Here's the thing, people. Unless you are on your way to the gym or from the gym, sweatpants are never appropriate attire in public. (You might be able to get away with a quick stop for gas or at the grocery store on your way home, but that's it. If you're stopping at the mall, take a change of clothes.)
Saturday, April 5, 2014
A Lesson from Jerry Seinfeld
I was too young to appreciate much of the humor in Seinfeld. But this, I love.
Here's the thing, people. Unless you are on your way to the gym or from the gym, sweatpants are never appropriate attire in public. (You might be able to get away with a quick stop for gas or at the grocery store on your way home, but that's it. If you're stopping at the mall, take a change of clothes.)
And I really don't give a hoot if your "sweatpants" are $4,000 "leather joggers" from Gucci. They're sweatpants.
For
Heaven's sake, don't ever, under any circumstances, wear sweatpants to
the symphony, any type of theater event, any concert where the average
age of the fans is over 16, out to dinner, or to breakfast, bunch, or
lunch for that matter.
Those of us who respect ourselves and proper decorum appreciate it.
Here's the thing, people. Unless you are on your way to the gym or from the gym, sweatpants are never appropriate attire in public. (You might be able to get away with a quick stop for gas or at the grocery store on your way home, but that's it. If you're stopping at the mall, take a change of clothes.)
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Sweat pants are entirely appropriate for Wal-Mart.
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