The point, I don't see it.
See, when the world creates a hoodie that destroys all preconceived notions on what clothes should look like, I lose faith in humanity.
A disturbing new trend seems to have appeared in my area, and perhaps more widespread. The wearing of hoodies that zip completely up. Yes, that includes the actual hood, effectively ruining any chance you have of actually seeing where you are going. Cool? Not in the least. Pointless? Most certainly.
I presume the bright people who came up with these first pitched this idea, which isn't actually half bad (aside from the obvious "Hey, I look like a criminal, lets go rob some place!" feel I get when I imagine someone actually wearing this):
I'm sure it sold quite nicely. To escaped convicts.
So then, because this is the only possible explanation, they realized who they were selling to and decided to lower the rapidly climbing crime rate by completely eliminating the eyeholes.
Yes, I have seen it in person, worn by someone. One thing is left to say.
Why?
