That’s my dad, except he wore ( prolly still wears ) a suit 6 days a week. Saturday he’d wear a button down ( no monogram) and khakis. When “relaxing” after work, he’d take off jacket, tie and somehow he was able to get his suit pants off with his shoes still on, and put on these obscenely short terry shorts and walk around with the wing tips with black socks, terry shorts, and monogrammed dress shirt with the same fountain pen. And yes, he’s in his mid 70’s still working and as always, a bit tightly wound.
wuapinmon on April 7th, 2018 at 02:16 UTC »
Old person here. This was not common in 1984 unless you were very formal or working.
creativedabbler on April 7th, 2018 at 04:50 UTC »
That’s not a thing of the 80s, that’s a thing of old people. People born before the 50s get dressed up to go everywhere
office-dog on April 7th, 2018 at 05:30 UTC »
That’s my dad, except he wore ( prolly still wears ) a suit 6 days a week. Saturday he’d wear a button down ( no monogram) and khakis. When “relaxing” after work, he’d take off jacket, tie and somehow he was able to get his suit pants off with his shoes still on, and put on these obscenely short terry shorts and walk around with the wing tips with black socks, terry shorts, and monogrammed dress shirt with the same fountain pen. And yes, he’s in his mid 70’s still working and as always, a bit tightly wound.