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I just don't worry about what people are wearing unless they are revealing body parts I'd prefer not to see while dining. I don't get the big deal of folks who have a hissy fit because someone else is not in a suit. I'm there with my dining companions to enjoy the company and the food. I'd be more bothered by a cell phone conversation or the phone ringing all the time. Wear whatever you feel comfortable in and don't look around if it bothers you.

Ditto. My only concern is for me, my date, and the person serving my food. I'm not saying I might not take a doube-take if you're wearing something "out of place", but it doesn't bother me in the least bit.

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Posted by Gris Gris

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Posted on 6/17/11 at 2:25 pm to LSUAfro

I like to people watch so I just make up stories about them. People in different clothing makes for some fun stories.

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Posted by Eddie Vedder

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Posted on 6/17/11 at 2:36 pm to LSUAfro

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Ditto. My only concern is for me, my date, and the person serving my food. I'm not saying I might not take a doube-take if you're wearing something "out of place", but it doesn't bother me in the least bit.

i won't lose any sleep over it and it certainly won't affect my night out, but I do find it puzzling that people are so resistant to throwing on a pair of slacks and a jacket when dinning at a nice restaurant.

with that said, it is probably pretty challenging for a restaurant in a touristy city to enforce dress codes.

and Luke is pretty casual. i can't see shorts being an issue there.

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