I was driving near a strip mall and saw a teenager with his pants sagging, showing his underwear for everyone and their mother to see. I pulled up next to him and asked him to pull up his pants. Though he sounded somewhat scared and nervous; surprisingly, I didn’t get a “fuck-off” response or any backlash from him. The kid was quite polite and respectful.
My take away:
• We need more grown men both in and outside the home being men…doing our part to set these kids straight and to teach them how to act/look the part.
• First impression is a lasting impression. Even if you’re a good kid, smart, etc.; if you look like a thug or unkempt, people will treat you as such.
• Kids/teenagers are going to act their age (that’s how it’s always been and will be) – adults need to act theirs as well and set the example for the youths.
My take away:
• We need more grown men both in and outside the home being men…doing our part to set these kids straight and to teach them how to act/look the part.
• First impression is a lasting impression. Even if you’re a good kid, smart, etc.; if you look like a thug or unkempt, people will treat you as such.
• Kids/teenagers are going to act their age (that’s how it’s always been and will be) – adults need to act theirs as well and set the example for the youths.







