311TruthMovement

I suppose the question implied by /u/YumYuk, at least to me, is "do you think that could solve the problem if it was made legal?"

Have you noticed denim pants declining as a "default" for young people? When do you think they peaked?

I've observed something similar, both in how young people dress and in how I myself dress — when I was younger, I always had jeans at hand. If you go looking for denim in "fashion," that's a very broad umbrella and you no doubt will find it at any given time, but I’m more interested in like "go to a normal suburban mall, a concert, a club, a health club, etc.," and yeah: I see a lot of joggers and sweats on the young men, a lot of stretch pants or sweats on the girls.

Here's the post for anyone curious.

He's from Poland.

This was discovered early this year by /u/ohhaimark. While not 100% conclusive, it seems pretty damn convincing.

Also, I live in a dominantly Polish neighborhood and he sounds a lot like a Polish man.