bbgun;3755904 said:Backwards, no doubt.
Venger;3755910 said:Does he wear it any other way? I will confirm when she gets home.
Wearing hats in restaurants, especially at dinner, is a pet peeve of ours. Folks were raised in a barn, I'd swear it...
I love the way the Duke handled it. Watch a John Wayne movie, anyone walks in with a hat and doesn't take it off gets a "Is your head cold?" Love old school....
She texted, will ask when she gets home, unless she brings home her drunk friends for a once-in-a-lifetime semi-drunk Christmas present for me... please Santa PLEASE...Gemini Dolly;3755921 said:Did your wife say if hes with the fiancee?
I think he wears it because he's got a some aww-shucks Gomer in him... but man, in a nice place eating dinner, get that thing off your head unless you are playing center field or about to go mow their lawn...Temo;3755941 said:He's probably wearing the cap for the same reason most celebs do: to remain inconspicuous.
Venger;3755945 said:I think he wears it because he's got a some aww-shucks Gomer in him... but man, in a nice place eating dinner, get that thing off your head unless you are playing center field or about to go mow their lawn...
ChldsPlay;3755985 said:People that care about "etiquette" boggle my mind. Such stupid stuff to care about. What the hell does having a hat on while you eat have to do with anything. Does it give you gas or something?
MonsterD;3756008 said:If you go to a 5 star restaurant and wear a hat, well a crappy hat like a cap it is just uncouth. I guess you could also go to a funeral in your ski outfit or just a thong, be ok too huh.
ChldsPlay;3755985 said:People that care about "etiquette" boggle my mind. Such stupid stuff to care about. What the hell does having a hat on while you eat have to do with anything. Does it give you gas or something?
MonsterD;3756008 said:If you go to a 5 star restaurant and wear a hat, well a crappy hat like a cap it is just uncouth. I guess you could also go to a funeral in your ski outfit or just a thong, be ok too huh.
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I'm under 60 and I am aware. I do not wear a cap or hat indoors. Never have. Never will unless it is like at Home Depot and I am buying parts.Idgit;3756114 said:Were you people all born in the 1880's?
Hats are for outdoor protection. They're not needed indoors, but it's hardly a point of modern etiquette to require they be taken off. I don't know that I know a single person under the age of 60 who would even be aware enough to consider that custom anymore, much less care about something so outdated.