www.knowswhy.com/why-do-men-remove-hats-indoors/There has to be a reasoning behind it.
Yeah, but I also came away with why was he there - as in what does a liberal arts degree really do for anyone. In his case he's retired, and if he wants the experience just because, that's fine. However, if he happened to be one of his young classmates, what career other than teaching or writing would would he be preparing for? It's a great way to be well rounded if that's your goal, but I've always looked at the primary purpose of education as preparation for a productive career. I'm honestly not sure how understanding Homer (as directed by a "professional") really buys you.
There has to be a reasoning behind it.
I always hold doors open for people too for the same reason I take a cap off indoors. I was taught that was the polite and respectful thing to do. Different times.Why? Customs and manners are just something that are handed down. If you want to get into reasons, there's a reason hats have bills and where the bill is oriented, but that seems to have little to do with how hats seem to be worn these days. Why do we drive on the right side of the road? Why do some countries drive on the left? Do you suppose there's a real reason, or it's simply a custom that became law when we had to find a way to keep the roads semi sane?
There has to be a reasoning behind it.
When I was in the army it was customary and I did it. When I got out I didn’t see the need to wad up my hat or cap in my pocket every time I walked indoors. I get it was customary many years ago but times change. Obviously I’m not gonna wear anything on my head when I attend a funeral, wedding, job interview, or any other formal/semi formal function. I don’t view school as that type of environment especially if it’s allowed for some.
Well picking which side of the road to drive on is a matter of safety and keeps traffic flowing. I'm sure there was a reasoning behind picking one side or the other.Why? Customs and manners are just something that are handed down. If you want to get into reasons, there's a reason hats have bills and where the bill is oriented, but that seems to have little to do with how hats seem to be worn these days. Why do we drive on the right side of the road? Why do some countries drive on the left? Do you suppose there's a real reason, or it's simply a custom that became law when we had to find a way to keep the roads semi sane?
I've sat in plenty of churches growing up where the ladies had hats that blocked the view.One very practical reason for removing hats in places like classrooms, theaters, etc is so they don't get in the way of people sitting behind.
Well, that really doesn't explain "why" it irks you so much. I realize that was how you were raised, but did you ever ask yourself why we do certain things? or are you one of those people that thinks "we've just always done it like that"?
Ok, I read the article.
Seems the dude is very self deprecating and everyone he met was so amazing and just awesome.
His lit professor was amazing.
His peers, while many spoke English as a second language, were amazing and it was obvious to him that his navy cussing was not going to fly....again bring self deprecating.
Glad he fit in. Seems everyone was just so amazing to him and he was happy to have their acceptance.
I said disruptive not offensive. Many would do it to get a reaction ande cause issues (likely for social media cred). If I'm doing stuff like that at my work I'd get removed too. That's real world
Until about 35-40 years ago, all males removed their hats indoors. Try to find a picture from when I grew up in the 1950's and 60's, that has a man wearing a hat indoors. I still remove my cap if I'm wearing one (usually only when it rains).
What is your pronoun and how do you identify?I get where you're coming from. I defend my dissertation in February and am hooded in May. All of my coursework has cleared despite my not having taken a single Liberal Indoctrination or Leftist Inculcation course or seminar.
Ultimately, one has to wonder why so many people end up center or center/left who have gone through a process that requires them to examine fact while documenting how they account for their personal bias. It's almost as if confronting one's own bias as bias changes how they think.
You're paying for services at a restaurant but they can still tell you that you have to wear shoes, or a shirt, or even a jacket and tie.While I find it refreshing for you to have a no hats indoors rule, I can’t see it bein g enforced since these people are paying you for your services.
You're paying for services at a restaurant but they can still tell you that you have to wear shoes, or a shirt, or even a jacket and tie.
You're paying for services at a theater but they can still insist that you turn off your cell phone.
Paying for services does not give you the freedom to break the rules of the service provider.