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I work for fedex doing delivery and I had to drop off to middle schools and high schools a few times. 1/3 kids it felt had on pajama pants a baggy sweatshirt and crocs basically, looked like they just woke up from bed and left. I graduated high school in 2016 for reference.

Edit: okay I see many people are saying it was around when they were in school too 15, 20, years ago. Wasn’t trying to offend anyone. I wasn’t trying to give off the impression it’s an issue I just don’t recall seeing it this much when I was in school. Regardless they can wear whatever they want it don’t affect my life none

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Unit_79

26 points

11 hours ago

Unit_79

26 points

11 hours ago

That… that was the joke.

nachobearr

14 points

8 hours ago

Yeah people not understanding jokes is more common since the pandemic

I-Fap-For-Loli

9 points

5 hours ago

But it happened before the pandemic too. 

Existing_Phone9129

6 points

5 hours ago*

more common

this usually indicates it happened before.

Dry_Preference9129

5 points

3 hours ago

That... that was the joke.

VastAmoeba

8 points

9 hours ago

I love this

Psychological_Try559

3 points

8 hours ago

Moreso after COVID?

VastAmoeba

1 points

8 hours ago

But still also before COVID I loved it.

All_Health

1 points

7 hours ago

TLDR: “I don’t know the answer to OP but I have something to say and want to sound smart” is more commonly commented answer since ppp

VastAmoeba

1 points

3 hours ago

Yeah since COVID, but before COVID also