Columnist Andy Heller attended a Broadway show with his family recently for the first time in 20 years, and writes in the Sunday Flint Journal ("If you ask me, society needs a little classing up") about what appears to be America's declining standards of fashion and manners in Broadway theaters, including rampant "cellphoneitis," people dressing like slobs, and rude talking during the performance. Here's Andy's conclusion:
"I think it's sad. I'm as casual as they come, but even for me things have gone too far. As a society, we need to class it up a bit. You can do your part. I suggest starting small. Next time you go to a play, wear your very best t-shirt. The one without the curse word on it."
And I might add: Next time you attend a play, why not wear your very best pair of Walgreen's flip-flops?
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And I might add: Next time you attend a play, why not wear your very best pair of Walgreen's flip-flops?
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