Settle this debate: PJs in hotel breakfast area

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s kinda trashy but I would never dream of saying anything and probably wouldn’t have an extreme reaction to it. Just like… a mild reaction.

Same here. I would probably just think to myself that I was observing a family that had even lower standards than mine. Would probably make me feel a bit pleased, now that I think about it.

Same.

Yes I love this!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I mean, are these kids going to wear new PJs to bed the next night or will you be re-wearing the same ones? I would not wear clothes that I sleep in outside of my bed/house to then wear again the next night.

I generally wear my PJs twice before washing, so I wouldn't want to wear them in a public space and then re-wear for sleeping. Yuck. Also it just looks bad wearing PJs in public.

This.

Don’t get the pjs all germy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kids? Fine.

Adults? Sweats and a t-shirt are fine. A nightshirt? No.

No, sweats aren't fine. No one wants to see a grown man in sweats.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kids? Fine.

Adults? Sweats and a t-shirt are fine. A nightshirt? No.

No, sweats aren't fine. No one wants to see a grown man in sweats.

I go out in sweats all the time. This is pretty common American attire. I wear mostly athleisure and I believe that includes sweats.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kids? Fine.

Adults? Sweats and a t-shirt are fine. A nightshirt? No.

No, sweats aren't fine. No one wants to see a grown man in sweats.

Depends on the guy.

"Grey sweatpants season" is a thing for a reason.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can't get past the fact that you might be in a hotel during the pandemic, much less one serving a communal breakfast.

Stayed in a hotel on the way to our beach house. It was fine.

[Anonymous]

It probably depends on what your pajamas look like, but really, who cares? You're never going to see any of these people again.

[Anonymous]

If you’re going to a hotel with a free communal lobby breakfast, the “trashy” ship has sailed.

[Anonymous]

So totally unacceptable. And I'm from Florida!

[Anonymous]

No class! Get dressed. Who wants to look at your sloppy family? Totally ignorant.

[Anonymous]

PJ’s are fine.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't want my clean pjs to mingle with public germs. Just slip into sweatpants and t-shirt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kids? Fine.

Adults? Sweats and a t-shirt are fine. A nightshirt? No.

No, sweats aren't fine. No one wants to see a grown man in sweats.

Depends on the guy.

"Grey sweatpants season" is a thing for a reason.

This doesn’t apply to a single DCUM dad. They would wear theirs with flip flops and a marvel T-shirt.

[Anonymous]

I don’t wear pajamas. I sleep in joggers and a tshirt. Can I go to hotel breakfast in my “pajamas”?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Straight up actual PJs, I don’t think so. Unshowered in sweats and a t shirt, fine.

This.