Sherry Taylor

Q: A new survey found that 24% of women would not go on a second date w/a guy that wore this to the first date?

A: NFL jersey

Buzzfeed just ran a survey where they asked women if they’d go out again with a guy after a good date if he was wearing certain unfashionable items.  Here’s what they found . . .

  1. Jeans with all sorts of patterns and designs on the pockets . . . 94% of women say they would NOT.
  1. A Polo shirt with the collar popped . . . 88% say no.
  1. Those five-toed workout shoes . . . 86% say no.
  1. Socks with sandals . . . 82% say no.
  1. A fedora . . . 72% say no.
  1. Tons of jewelry . . . 73% say no.
  1. A puka shell necklace . . . 66% say no.
  1. Cargo shorts . . . 43% say no.
  1. An NFL jersey . . . 24% say no.
  1. A bowtie . . . 15% say no.

 

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