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I didn't go to college in small town PA. If you go to almost any college campus or big box store late at night anywhere in the country, you're going to see people in pajama pants, workout clothes, etc. just doing their thing.
And is the opposite of people wearing pajama pants and flip flop in public.
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A. Pittsburgh has an H at the end, and B. I'm not going to lie and say that there isn't a joke about "gameday formal" being appropriate to wear everywhere in Western PA. That said, you'd have to be pretty sheltered to think (and never see) that there aren't people slumming in their pajama pants around Atlanta, Dallas, and all those other cities on your list.
LOL!
My area is so far behind trends... not a city within 30 miles. If it comes to this rural area, the trend is on the way out.
When I was in Philadelphia you don’t really see people in pajama pants not even the homeless. But south Philadelphia seem to be more into swestpants and workout clothes.
When I was in Philadelphia you don’t really see people in pajama pants not even the homeless. But south Philadelphia seem to be more into swestpants and workout clothes.
A. Pittsburgh has an H at the end, and B. I'm not going to lie and say that there isn't a joke about "gameday formal" being appropriate to wear everywhere in Western PA. That said, you'd have to be pretty sheltered to think (and never see) that there aren't people slumming in their pajama pants around Atlanta, Dallas, and all those other cities on your list.
I noticed it in the New Jersey suburbs of NYC about fifteen years ago. It wasn't that common, so it was noticeable when someone did it.
But last year I was getting some dental work done in the Toronto suburbs, and the dentist office is near the high school. I was waiting for the numbing--excuse me, freezing, as they say in Canada , to kick in, and looking out the window I saw all the high schoolers walking down the street, about half of them in pajama pants. I mean with snowflakes and cartoon characters and whatnot on them!
I noticed it in the New Jersey suburbs of NYC about fifteen years ago. It wasn't that common, so it was noticeable when someone did it.
But last year I was getting some dental work done in the Toronto suburbs, and the dentist office is near the high school. I was waiting for the numbing--excuse me, freezing, as they say in Canada , to kick in, and looking out the window I saw all the high schoolers walking down the street, about half of them in pajama pants. I mean with snowflakes and cartoon characters and whatnot on them!
PJ pants, specifically, are often coded to younger people and poorer people. Rich married ladies are at Publix in their LuluLemon, not Disney fleeces.
I got a pair of flannel lounge pants that I wear around but I don't consider them pajamas.
I did see a Buddha shaped guy in the Chinese restaurant wearing some pajamas the size of a tent but I figured he was well past the any pants that will fit phase.
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, to kick in, and looking out the window I saw all the high schoolers walking down the street, about half of them in pajama pants. I mean with snowflakes and cartoon characters and whatnot on them!