One of my best friends went through this. I think it started with him listening to Jeff Foxworthy’s “relatable” redneck jokes, and snowballed from there.
He comes from a pretty wealthy family, and they were all pretty embarrassed about it but hoped it was a phase. It wasn’t. He started wearing a cowboy hat, boots, leather jacket, and got a big “REDNECK” decal for his pickup truck. Tried to act redneck like it was street cred.
Ten years later and he still fakes a Texas accent.
My dad did this for like the first 8 years of my life, always wearing boots and a hat and shit and having a big cowboy wallet. He was a cop too and I think early on he probably fancied himself like an old style sheriff or western type hero dude. Then he was riding one day and got kicked in the head by a horse or something and just stopped being the ultra cowboy guy.
robtk12 on October 4th, 2020 at 11:13 UTC »
I never owned a duster, the matrix was pretty big when I went to high school too, now I'm glad I didn't own one
-blunts on October 4th, 2020 at 11:29 UTC »
One of my best friends went through this. I think it started with him listening to Jeff Foxworthy’s “relatable” redneck jokes, and snowballed from there.
He comes from a pretty wealthy family, and they were all pretty embarrassed about it but hoped it was a phase. It wasn’t. He started wearing a cowboy hat, boots, leather jacket, and got a big “REDNECK” decal for his pickup truck. Tried to act redneck like it was street cred.
Ten years later and he still fakes a Texas accent.
Drewbieee on October 4th, 2020 at 12:55 UTC »
My dad did this for like the first 8 years of my life, always wearing boots and a hat and shit and having a big cowboy wallet. He was a cop too and I think early on he probably fancied himself like an old style sheriff or western type hero dude. Then he was riding one day and got kicked in the head by a horse or something and just stopped being the ultra cowboy guy.