Sure. Don’t chase the aesthetic of improvement. Chase the transformation. Like the video says

Wait. This is about the KIND of pant instead of the color or texture? Screw that noise. Wear what you want with what you want. Chinos with monks, Chelseas with shorts, whatever. Also, both pants and trousers are blanket terms.

@Carl Ronny Birkeland Sure. That's what I said. Blanket terms. As opposed to chinos or jeans which are much more specific. Still wide enough to have subs though. Additionally, pants, slacks, and trousers all have regional social labels. For example, pants are often underwear in the UK, while most Americans would not think undies when they hear the word pants.

Hat. The old "hat indoors are rude" is goofy. Washing machines exist today.

@Alex Kilpatrick Hats worn indoors was seen as rude for four reasons. 1. Deference of respect to a person. Owning a hat was a status symbol, so when one entered a residence, one would remove the hat to defer some power to the host. The modern age has no such inherent value to a hat. 2. Deference of respect to a god. Corinthians 11 suggests that men should never cover their heads in church. This only applies to a god. Is one having a meeting in a pew? Inaccurate portrayal of a verse. 3. Tradition. My dad said it was rude, so it is. Why though? Tradition without explanation is silly. 4. Dirt. Hats were often used to shield or catch the weather, so you didn't want them dripping or dropping bits on people's belongings. It is so much easier to clean many more things efficiently these days that while you might still take off your hat to spare your host some cleaning, the savings gained feel too small to matter.

Best reason!

@Abdelrahman Dwedar Screams personality. Dig that. Gaming is my primary entertainment, yes. I read often and socialize with no specific goal other than being around others as well. Sometimes all three

@Julio Gutierrez Thank you