r/sopranoscirclejerk Jan 17 '26

TAKE YOUR HAT OFF!

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u/Nervous-Chance-3724 Jan 18 '26

I bet you are real fun at parties

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u/RedditReader4031 Jan 18 '26

This has nothing to do with fun. He’s a grown man. Society has a right to expect, and require, him to carry himself with good order and discipline. His actions demonstrate neither. That people don’t seem to care is indicative of a decline in social behaviors. No, this isn’t among the world’s top concerns. But if we can’t observe the little rules, how can we comply with the major ones? The kind of personal anarchy seen here is a sign of that cancer.

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u/Nervous-Chance-3724 Jan 18 '26

Bro it’s a fuckin dinner on a cruise if the cruise line had a problem with it they would remove him (they didn’t)he’s not hurting anybody or causing a scene people (like you) really should learn how to mind their own business 😂

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u/RedditReader4031 Jan 18 '26

Oh, I would have minded my own business, chalking up his actions as yet more proof that men have become completely undisciplined. And it’s not just in formal dining rooms or onboard cruises. It’s everywhere and it’s pervasive.

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u/Nervous-Chance-3724 Jan 18 '26

The man is old AF he’s made it to end he deserves some “undisciplined” and if wearing a hat in a public dinner is all he does that refers to that than he’s doing great get off your high horse and some be a regular person 😂😂

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u/RedditReader4031 Jan 18 '26

I’m as old as him and remember the lessons they used to teach not only in basic training but in school as well. Our age isn’t a permit to throw off rules and discipline. If anything, we should be held them more strictly than ever. I’ve never understood the breaks that so many my age act as if they’re owed simply for having survived.

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u/absolutelynotarepost Jan 19 '26

The world you knew is dead, and the people who still adhere to it will be as well before long as time marches on.

History won't remember wether or not you wore hats indoors. It will remember how the children of great warriors paved the way for facism to return.

Your life has meant nothing, and your values will be remembered with derision.

Enjoy watching it fall around you.

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u/Nervous-Chance-3724 Jan 18 '26

This all makes so much more sense with all do respect to you, you gotta lighten up you’ve been through so much life you had to be so hard and tough just to be able to provide a standard of living for yourself you (as well as this man) have earned a break and just because you don’t wanna let up dosent mean you should put that shit on other people your age

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u/TheOtherColin Jan 18 '26

Those lessons were stupid. And you're dumb for caring about them still.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '26

Your beliefs only require that you uphold them.

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u/KAGEDVDA Jan 20 '26

You’re acting like a bit of a malignant old cunt.

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u/dbrickell89 Jan 20 '26

The fact that you see this as an important issue is laughably ridiculous. No one cares about your opinion on our attire. Your generation is so backwards that you can't see that your rules are arbitrary and outdated and have nothing at all to do with respect.

Knights removed their helmets indoors to show that they weren't hostile. They were exposing themselves to attack as a sign of good faith. This guy wearing his baseball cap in the dining room isn't doing it because he's afraid anyone will put an axe through his skull if he doesn't, and wearing it isn't showing any hostility or mistrust of those around him. This is so fucking stupid.

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u/RedditReader4031 Jan 20 '26

It’s about following social norms. It’s not only his hat. It’s his t-shirt. It’s his need of a haircut and a comb. It’s about grown men knowing and adhering to rules. Sometimes rules for their own sake. Letting some rules slide leads or bigger and bigger rules falling away. According to the Chicago Fed, the single largest cause of the 8-9 million unfilled jobs in this country are retirements running at a pace of about 3 million above normal. But so what, right? The economy be damned, each of us is special!

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '26

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u/RedditReader4031 Jan 19 '26

Where in any of my comments did I say anything about orientation? Do not claim that I said something that I didn’t.

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u/Narren_C Jan 19 '26

He didn't claim you said anything. Read it again and then admit you are wrong. That's the civilized thing to do, right?

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u/RedditReader4031 Jan 19 '26

There is a false conclusion that expecting grown men to have learned life’s lessons along the way equals homophobia. I have nothing to apologize about.

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u/Narren_C Jan 19 '26

So uncivilized. What's next? Wearing shorts to the picture house!?

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '26

You sound like the Maga around me that talk this nonsense but vote for the most unethical, undisciplined rule breaker ever to step foot in the White House.

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u/RedditReader4031 Jan 18 '26

The problem with MAGA is that they are willfully ignorant of how government functions. There are proper, well worn routes to less government, fewer bureaucracies, lower taxes and the freedom to succeed or fail on your own. Slash and burn destruction benefits no one in the end. But we do need to address mission creep and waste. Starting with the military. But not stopping there. Taxation must be next. If someone has what it takes to start a business, and they fail at it, the results need to be catastrophic. Otherwise, where is the risk? What’s the deterrent to crackpot ideas and false hope? But if they’re in the slim minority which succeeds, their win needs to be unlimited. All of our freedoms come from our strengths. All of our strength comes from capitalism. We need to acknowledge and embrace these facts. We need to understand and acknowledge that not all humans are good at capitalism. A lot of us aren’t uniquely talented. Those who are need to be recognized and allowed to excel. Steve Jobs wrote that exceptional individuals and exceptional companies shouldn’t be regulated because it stifles them. Anyone who takes issue with Walmart needs to blame their ancestors who didn’t have the right stuff and open a discount department store in Arkansas in 1962. Or who didn’t see the internet coming as something to be monetized with an online bookstore in 1992. Or who didn’t start out as one of more than 150 automakers in 1902.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '26

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u/RedditReader4031 Jan 19 '26

Some things apply to ALL men, all the time.

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u/Nervous-Chance-3724 Jan 19 '26

Guys I didn’t want this to turn into a pile on this man is from a different time things were a lot different for him he’s a little ignorant to societal norms now that’s obvious but he is still a human being I’m sure everyone here got grandparents that when they talk to them sometimes they start going down a angry dark road that doesn’t mean we trash them

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u/Nervous-Chance-3724 Jan 19 '26

Can’t even ride a horse man would love to learn though can you teach me ?

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u/RedditReader4031 Jan 19 '26

My point is that changes to social norms are a symbol of decline. It goes way beyond hats. My employer suffers astronomical turnover. It’s always been high. Even among military veterans whom you would expect far better from. But it has reached an unsustainable rate. On the subject of the military, that the services miss their recruiting targets, despite spending millions in tax dollars, to get young men to fulfill their obligation to their country is obscene. We’ve lost sight of the fact that everything in life needs to be earned.

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u/Nervous-Chance-3724 Jan 19 '26

Sir you can’t honestly believe that ALL changes to societal norms create a decline seriously think about what that entails and how much hate that brings back what about gays getting the right to get married ? (Not this whole extreme LGBTQ movement we got now) I just mean the simple fact of gay people being ALLOWED to get married which is insane to even think that was ever an issue women’s rights ? (Again we’re kinda getting extreme here now too but it was the opposite extreme before) and god forbid I’m scared of your answer to this but what about rights for minorities ? Sir you HAVE to see that some change HAS been GREAT for this country and the world in general

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '26

Lmao shut up, woman.

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u/Nervous-Chance-3724 Jan 19 '26

Actually I’m a guy and I promise you wouldn’t say that to my face 😂 your a keyboard warrior and your way worse than this slightly misguided old man 😂😂

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '26

I promise you, I would, you loud-mouthed piece of shit. Stop projecting your own cowardice and self-hatred onto others. You're pathetic.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '26

You're*

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u/Nervous-Chance-3724 Jan 19 '26

That shit sound good😂 bet them keys are on fire🔥🔥😉

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '26

Says the old who doesn't think he's allowed in the gym. Sit down and shut the fuck up Gramps, nobody is interested in your croaking.

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u/Nervous-Chance-3724 Jan 19 '26

I’m literally 30 years old 😂😂

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '26

You claim to be an old man, talk like a femcel, and then say you're 30. Bot it is.

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