B
Uh-huh.
A
-- in accordance with that.
B
Well, it's certainly cheaper and easier in the long run, I think, that you don't have to be concerned about your wardrobe.
A
Uh-huh. Well I, I think it would make a difference at school. I, I don't think we should be spending time saying somebody's wearing torn clothing or wearing sh-, too shorts, too short or they've got the really short skirt and the black nylons and the high, you know, I mean --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- it's a lot of trouble to, to take care of that. And, of course, the kids say, then why bother, just let me wear what I want. And, and yet we can't to that either. I'd like to see them go to, to not necessarily a uniform, but saying that they've got to wear a button down shirt. You know, that would, that would alleviate any T-shirts with sayings on them. But if they could wear a button-down shirt and a pair of dark slacks and they could buy them anywhere they wanted and,