So what are your thoughts on these grown men and women who go out in public in their PJ's? Last night I saw a 30 year old woman walking around the dept store in PJ's and it was one of those Mr Grinch onesie PJ's too. If my mom was still living and saw me out in public like that she would still scold me and I am almost 50. I mean are they too lazy to throw on a pair of pants and shirt before they leave the house?
Pajama's in public???
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If it was Walmart that don’t count. Otherwise it means the walmartians are invading our society and we’re all f**#ed
Any more, I guess we should be glad that they're clothed at all. A few weeks ago I asked a woman I know if a lot of people came into her gas station without wearing masks. She laughed and said that she couldn't even get her customers to wear shirts and shoes.
I have noticed it in other stores besides Walmart like the grocery store, the mall, etc. It just seems to be a growing trend and my daughters say that kids wear them to school too.
Two visitors to Benson Brewery, Omaha, NE, back in April, 2017.
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Pajamas are stupid in general. An outfit to go to bed in? No thanks. I'll stick with me undies and maybe a shirt in the winter.
It is bad enough when a woman does it but no self respecting man should wear an outfit like that at home much less in public.
Two visitors to Benson Brewery, Omaha, NE, back in April, 2017.
I saw a guy in pajama pants in kroger today with his lady and small child. 
Yeah you got it right when you said lazy. Most wont due laundry so they wear same nasty **** two or three days then repeat. I'm a single dad with a teenage daughter laundry is most of my choir list.But I don't let her slip into the lazy trend of to hard to put clothes away so don't dirty them up. The way you dress and groom yourself goes along way in how you present yourself and I like to be clean shaved and fresh.Maybe its from the public job for 20 years but people have gotten lazy and its shows by the presentation of themselves.
PJ's have been a fashion staple of East Tennessee trash for years.
Both of those little girls have facial hair.Two visitors to Benson Brewery, Omaha, NE, back in April, 2017.
Pajamas in public are just fine, if you're 3.
Two visitors to Benson Brewery, Omaha, NE, back in April, 2017.
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I snapped that photo in downtown Omaha the evening before driving out and visiting @UKGrad93 .
I just wear sweat pants and a long-sleeve tee in the cool/cold months and shorts a short sleeve tee in the warm/hot months.
Several years ago Sam's Club put tires on our van. A wheel came off at 60mph and they would not stand up for their screw up. I avoid Walmart and Sam's at all costs. Before this incident, I did some production for a guy trying to get into Walmart. Walmart even sent a person out to inspect our facility. About once a year we get an email or letter asking us if we are interested in being a vendor. We want nothing to do with them.
Grown men run around with their pants down off their *** showing their underwear should be free targets for every other guy to snsp them with their belt. Lord, what a disgusting look. Then the man buns. Second worse look in the world.
Women in underwear... as long as she's not a blue hair antifa pig, fine. If shes hot, even better.
They must be putting something in the water to make a generation of nutless guys.
Ps. Last comment directed toward the manbun wearers, not the OP
Women in underwear... as long as she's not a blue hair antifa pig, fine. If shes hot, even better.
They must be putting something in the water to make a generation of nutless guys.
Ps. Last comment directed toward the manbun wearers, not the OP
Meh, I don't care about the PJ's in public; I see it occasionally. As long as they have their junk covered up, we're ok (not that I look). Still trying to make it home by election day; if not, I might be voting in a hospital gown!
If I’m not going to the grocery after work (a rare occurrence since I’m only in the office two days a week now) I’m probably wearing b-ball shorts and a hoodie with my AirPods firmly in place. Not trying to impress anyone.
Theres a difference between pajamas/house pants/sweat pants.
While theoretically all can serve the same purpose, sweat pants are the only ones Id ever leave the house to go to the store in
And even then, its a matter of convenience. I workout and then hit the store. Im not going to come home, change and shower and then go back out for a few items. If Im doing the actual BIG grocery trip, then yeah, I plan my day accordingly and go wearing proper attire.
So basketball shorts or sweat pants depending on time of year, yeah, Im wearing em at Kroger after running or lifting and grabbing milk and bread. Pajamas and house pants...keep that at home. No situation where you should have left the house like that.
While theoretically all can serve the same purpose, sweat pants are the only ones Id ever leave the house to go to the store in
And even then, its a matter of convenience. I workout and then hit the store. Im not going to come home, change and shower and then go back out for a few items. If Im doing the actual BIG grocery trip, then yeah, I plan my day accordingly and go wearing proper attire.
So basketball shorts or sweat pants depending on time of year, yeah, Im wearing em at Kroger after running or lifting and grabbing milk and bread. Pajamas and house pants...keep that at home. No situation where you should have left the house like that.
In West Dayton and West end of Louisville wearing house slippers in public are especially popular.