This is a troll post, right

If you want shorts, wear shorts - but they should be what you’d be comfortable wearing in public. By getting out of the car you are in public, in front of your husband’s coworkers. A t-shirt and elastic (day) shorts should be approximately as easy and comfortable as those pajamas.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He works in retail but he dresses "more formal"?

Survival come first, before showing off.

Those bottoms seem a little skimpy for car seats and going outside though.

I think a big t-shirt is easier and less boudoir than a button down pajama

He might have to wear a suit if he works in the men’s suit section of Bloomingdale’s or something.

If this is the case he is not getting to work at 5:45am.

I literally wouldn’t even give half a sh!t if people saw me at 530am in PJs, dropping someone off. If hes so uncomfortable about it, maybe biking or walking is a better fit for him.

Absolutely not.

Sweats, shirt, hat. Done.

Are you for real OP? Hoodie or t shirt, and pull on pants/sweats/etc. Absurd question.

I have to get up early a couple days a week to drive a family member to work. I get up 15 minutes before we leave. I wear athleisure pants and a top that I set out on myy bathroom counter the night before. I brush my teeth and brush my hair. I wear slip on Skechers. I would hate to be pulled over or have to get.gas while wearing pjs or slippers! It's easy to find an alternative. These are clothes I can wear anywhere.

I seriously cannot believe you’d leave the house like this and drive somewhere. Hard no. Wear some sweats or leisurewear if you cannot put on real clothes.

Side note, I had a friend get in a fender bender wearing a Snuggie. Yes, she had to get out her car like that and interact with the other driver and police- in a Snuggie. We were in college- so she gets a pass and we laugh about it all the time. But I’m assuming you are a middle aged woman that should know better