You need to work on your reading comprehension.
You surely would not be disrespectful to yourself in your own home. :-)
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It would not be recreating. We should keep the best parts of that society and fold them into our own. People dressing nicer and being more gentlemen-like would be a great thing.
It is definitely better than wearing your pants where the waste is below your ass cheeks.
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Lack of brainpower to have reading comprehension.
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Yep. My sons know it. Take your hat off, hold doors, pull out chairs, stand up when an elder enters the area. Little things that signify civility.
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Thing is, people now wear jeans where you used to wear slacks.
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:-) GTFO

So if they are sitting when you enter the room, they stand to acknowledge your presence? GTFO
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I'm all for casual, but that kind of comes with working in IT where people are behind the scenes.

Your last comment though... when I worked in restaurants 20+ years ago, I'd have to field questions from smokers like "why do you stick us in the back" and explain that non-smoking people would prefer not to walk through a smoking section in order to sit at their non-smoking table. Or walking through a jazz club that's in the basement of a restaurant, through the cloud of smoke when there were surely plenty of non-smoking people enjoying the music, too.

I would argue that kind of human behavior impacts the people around you far more than whether the person at the next table is wearing proper shoes or the person in the next aisle is wearing pajamas or is ready for a business meeting.

Humans haven't changed in a mere 25 years, just the rules that allow or restrict them to be oblivious unaware shitheads (not that I think wearing flip flops to a nice restaurant makes you a shithead).
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It's amazing what people consider dressing nice is these days. My best Harley t-shirt, cleanest pair of jeans and tennis shoes with the least dirt on them is the bar for many these days.
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It is so uncivilized when the waste is below the ass cheeks.
Probably because of lack of brainpower.
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I work in IT and work with people that wear jeans 5 days a week. I usually wear slacks and a collared shirt at least 3 days a week. On the days I wear jeans I still wear a collared shirt and I do not wear sneakers. I also shower and shave every day as well which I wish more would do. Especially the shower part.
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I work IT and most days I do not wear pants or a shirt
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The primary purpose of hats, and head coverings in general, has traditionally been as outdoor garments to protect from the various elements. Wearing a hat inside could be viewed by a host/hostess as either their home or establishment is unworthy as “cover” or that you are in a hurry to leave their hospitality.
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If they’re seated at table and their grand parents enter, absolutely. They stand to welcome them until they are seated. It’s how it’s always been in my family. You find something wrong with that?
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Makes me feel better.
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Same here.
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