04 24 2024 Socks with Sandals? High fashion experts say.....

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Episode Transcript

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Hello, Kelly Nash. Hello,it's Tomorrow show Today, Tomorrow be Thursday.
So happy it's s H I TThursday. Yes, you are all
right now. And by the way, the weekend forecast is still holding out.
I'm very excited about it. We'regoing to get sunshine for the weekend.
We've got a huge baseball weekend here. Oh, it's gonna be big.
We've we've got to win two orthree. We're desperate, and we're

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going up against what is the nation'snumber four team this weekend. So on
the pole when they when the Wildcatscome to town, damn it, you
know. And I don't know howSouth Carolina Kentucky. I don't think either
one of the fan bases want tosay that's our biggest rival. But I
feel like in just about all sportsmaybe basketball, well actually no basketball can

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default rival. It's like it's likewe have to beat them in football.
If we don't beat Kentucky and football, then we're going to have a crappy
season, yes, a race tothe bottom. And then if we don't
beat them in baseball, then we'reand then the same thing with basketball now
because their basketball team is wavering forthe last like five years or so.
So it's like suddenly Kentucky South Carolina. Neither fan base wants to admit that

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because we both imagine ourselves as biggerfish, but we're middle of the pack
fish. Yeah, and we inorder to get we we have to crawl
them down. We had to dragthem down exactly so we can get to
the upper echelon. Oh all right, so we got that coming down.
Clemson fans were upset about their gamelast night. I didn't even realize what
happened, but went out for fifteeninnings, but they lost. They drop

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one all the four. It seemslike all of the Cumpson fans that I
follow on social media are posting avideo of a what was ruled a foul
ball, but in their minds itwas a home run which would have won
the game for Clemson, and they'revery very hot about it. All right
now, tomorrow in the morning,West, we're gonna give you a chance

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to win cash and know all aboutthat. We've got some good good stuff.
If you don't have signed up,if you haven't to sign up already
and you got kids, you needto sign up for Disney, you know,
nice, that's gonna be coming tothe Colonial Life. We're gonna get
tickets for that contest space you goto. That kind of good stuff lined
up for you now Saturday, bythe way, it is going to be
beautiful, beautiful. And I'm nowdebating on what I'm gonna do this weekend.

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I think it may be going outof town. I'm not sure yet.
Oh really, but if not,I need to take in at least
one of the games. Yeah,it should be some good times, all
right, So let's talk about someof the things we can talk about tomorrow
as we get ready. Now,I guess we're fully sporting our spring attire
heading into summer attire. By theway, the temperature is going to read.
But is this a fashion faux pas? Socks and sandals? What do

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you say? Yes, do notwear socks with your sand. But it's
so comfortable, I know, Butdo not? You have to resist?
Why not even the little half socks. If you're gonna wear socks, mis
to go and wear a full athleticsock. Now, when I go to
in Style magazine, which I knowyou, I don't give a rip what

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in Style says, but I willread to you what they say. Its
socks and sandals are not only accepted, they are a vibe. Oh,
because the new socks are such astatement, we should wear them with everything.
Is that what they're saying? Thatvibe is not just athletes shuffling between
locker rooms. The footwear trend hascaptivated the street, style stars and fashion

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designers alike, now appearing on runwaysall over the world. Oh my,
well then, how could I beso far out of step? No pun
intended, then with the runways ofthe world. I'll be honest, I
don't how do I say this properly? I always like to have socks on.
There's never a time I don't likesocks. There's something about like,

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I know, there's a lot ofpeople who can't stand to have their feet
covered. I can't stand to havethem exposed. I don't. I don't
even like walking on carpet barefoot.I like socks. Now the runway you
mentioned a minute ago that it alsofeatured guys wearing suits with the bottom half
are not pants but in fact askirt. These are mostly women. Oh,
from what I can tell, ifyou've got your printed patterned sandal that

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don't go with anything in your closet, wear them with a pair of neutral
socks. Socks are always in pairing. Horizontal and vertical stripes can seem a
bit much, but confined to socksand sandals, you're contrasting. Stripes serve
as sophistication. That's sophisticated, Jonathan. I think I walk into Pauli's outdoor
over the weekend, heading out todo a little fishing, and I'm wearing

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socks of my sandals. The guysover there behind the counter are going to
be talking. Do you think thatthe guy I figured most of the guys
at Paulie's don't give a rip whatthe other guys wearing. They wouldn't even
notice it. Joe Bobs, Yousee that Rod's got a socks on there,

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Gonna get some worm juice on them. That's great. Jonathan is against
it, No, against it.Yeah, if you're going to go fishing,
you don't ever wear socks anyway,not even with your mud shoes,
especially with your mud shoes. Idon't have mud shoes. Okay, I
should get some shoes. I shouldget some mud shoes. They're just worn

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out tennis shoes, just something walkin the creek, oh your feet.
Then I gotta wear socks. Yeah, you have to wear so I can't
have sneakers on with it without socks. That's one of my golden rules.
You know you were talking about thingsthat rubbed you the wrong way, like
you can't look at like a pomegranate. Yeah, that makes me get some
coomfortable. The things that make memost uncomfortable would be shoes without socks,

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or those sandals where it splits yourbetween your toe, your big toe,
the thong, the toe thong.When I first moved to Charleston, I
tried wearing them because I saw everybodyelse was wearing them and it looked cool
to me. Like so even withlike uh, you know, some like
light slacks or whatever, would wearthose things. A lot of shorts and

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those things and men they were uncomfortable. It was like I was building a
callus in my toe. I wasa kid. I always wear those low
cut kids or the vans or youknow that kind of shoe. I was
not gonna wear the sandal. Andmy mom and dad because we grew up
camping, my mom and dad.When you when you go to the uh
the shower, what do you callit? Whatever? They call it something

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else when you go there you gota creek floor with showers. Your mom
and dad always make you wear theflip flops. Okay, hated it.
Well, you can't walk on thatfloor with your bare feet. That's probably
true. It's like you've been inthe shower and you just picked up all
kinds of diseases. Yeah, Ialways wore. I always wanted to wear

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the bands or the low cut kids. I don't like wearing shoes like the
kids or whatever if they're gonna getwet. So if they're gonna get wet,
I need some sort of you know, I don't mind rubbery shoe or
something something that will not hold thewater. Anyway, back to miles.
If I walked back from the pondwith wet tennis shoes with that scrunch crunch

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another thing I hate, didn't botherme at all. Oh I used to.
When I was a kid. You'dfall into the stream or something and
you have to walk home like that, and I hated it. You had
to get home. Now, whenyou got home, you'd have to get
the garden hose to them and washthem out because you didn't want that mud
setting up in it, because thenthat's nasty. Well for me, wet,
I pretty much just ruined. Somost of my shoes as a kid
in the seventies were swayed. Iliked. I liked Swede shoes and I

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still do. I fight, butI don't buy anywhere near as many as
I preferred too, because I alsorecognized that in South Carolina, every afternoon
from about May till October, everyafternoon, at some point there's going to
be a gully washer. Sure,and if you're outside in your Swede shoes

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in the gully washer, you've nowlost your shoes. They're root ruined.
So I don't buy it. Andyou never know when it's going to happen.
You can't. It's not you canuse an umbrella because the puddles are
six inches deep around here, solike you just just prepare to be walking
in water. So that's why mostof my shoes are like leathery or even

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vinyally, I guess Jonathan, theaverage American says that they're over tipping on
average thirty seven dollars and eighty centsa month due to pressure to tip INAM
thirty seven dollars a month that resultsin over four hundred and fifty dollars a

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year. Yeah, I know it'sme and guilt tipping. Guilt tipping,
I'm a victim of it. Wealso have something going on now called tip
flation. So when they started doingthe Kiah Request for Tips in twenty twenty
two, the standard was fifteen percent. Twenty twenty three, they bumped it

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to eighteen percent. That's right,twenty twenty four. The default now is
twenty percent percent. Well, Iimagine we'll just keep going to eventually it's
one hundred percent of thirty one percentof Americans say they've been asked to tip
on a service that they had neverconsidered tipping for. And this is all

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within the last few weeks of life. So within the last few weeks,
were you asked to tip on somethingthat you didn't think was a tippable service?
No, I was not. I'mnot asked. And maybe it's because
we're in the South or in SouthCarolina, but you're right, they get
you because they flipped that screen aroundand the lowest button you can push is

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twenty percent. Now you can goto others, Yeah, which is awkward
and difficult. Sometimes you're not surewhich they know what you're doing, You're
were you not happy with that?You didn't do anything. I'm looking for
no tip? Where's that? Let'ssee now here is the revelation that you

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all need. I forget what itwas. If it was a Starbucks discussion
we had like five years ago,and you were like, you idiots,
stop talking, and it was likeat that thing, it was like,
you know, forty percent of Americanssaid they'd be willing to pay three dollars
extra for the average star And you'relike, why would you tell them that?

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Americans say they'd be likely to leavea tip for a service that has
zero human interaction. You're tipping nothing. You're tipping a machine. You're tipping
the owner of the company. Forexample, They would twenty three percent would
leave a tip if asked at avending machine. You went and you bought

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a candy bar and it said,would you like to leave another tip?
Just push right here, put iton your card. You're tipping a machine,
for God's sakes, what's wrong withyou people? This is more insulting
than they say, Well, atwhat point, with the price of gas
per gallon, curtail your travel.I don't know if he got to four

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dollars a gallon, I probably cutback a little bit, Well they guess
where the gas forever? Shut up, stop talking to these people, or
tell them two dollars curtails my traveling. Hi, we're calling to ask our
customers how to serve them better.Okay, and then they ask you that

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question. Oh well, it's alreadycurtailed my travel I'm two dollars is my
threshold? You get it back totwo dollars, I'm going to drive all
over the place. That's the answer. That's good. Hey, what's going
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