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>Instead, she says, the "rule" is to "let the dirt dry and you brush it off". A privilege reserved for people who live in areas that never need air conditionin
by Causality1 7y ago
>Instead, she says, the "rule" is to "let the dirt dry and you brush it off".
A privilege reserved for people who live in areas that never need air conditioning. On the handful of occasions I've been forced by necessity to wear the same pair of jeans for multiple days the dried salt buildup is enough to draw blood by abrading my thighs.
Then again I don't wear anything but 100% cotton so I'm not the audience she has in mind either.
- gowld 7y agoWhy do you wear jeans in hot weather?
- Causality1 7y agoBriars. Insects. Safety regulations. And despite the many catcalls from attractive women my fashion advisor says the boots and jorts look is just so two-thousand-and-late.
- tom_ 7y ago“Areas that never need air conditioning” covers most of the Uk, and with a slight tweak to the wording you could cover all of it - and the UK is the BBC’s target market. (I’ve never felt the need to wash jeans more when working in air conditioned UK offices. Maybe it’s the humidity.)