I bought some new suits (for work) a while back. The seam on the pants of one suit started coming undone in the back after only a couple times wearing it...maybe it was coming apart before I even wore them, I dunno. Anyway, I finally got around to taking them back to the shop I purchased them from to have it fixed. Actually, my wife took them back. They said I needed to have the pants dry-cleaned before they would fix them. They said it was a state law. HUH? I told my wife maybe we could just take them back and tell them they've been dry-cleaned, but she said we needed to show a receipt of the cleaning. Heck, I only wore the pants a couple times.

Stop free balling and wipe better! Geez, why you putting it out there like that?

Gringo

Probably a DHEC regulation. I could understand that.

It makes sense to me.

You sharted didn't you?

Stupid law until someone hands you a pair of pants with a giant stinky skidmark on the back. Then it would make sense.

cry me a river skidmark...LOL

Promulgate another needless regulation requiring seamstresses and tailors to wear latex gloves when working on a garment.

Can't have one stupid regulation with a reciprocal one, can ya?

That's not the way things work 'round here.