"My Father Refused To Wear Pants (Trousers) Since 1998"- Ali Baba

I pity my old man... he has refused to wear pants since 1988.... now that he is planning on going to visit his son @jnrjnrdlast_one in Minnesota... Let me see how he will manage without thermal wear.

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