For the record, I have no idea how many pairs of pants my parents or grandparents have. That would be a weird thing to know about someone you weren't living with.
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Yeah. I often help dress Dad when Mom's away and I have no idea of the exact contents of his wardrobe. Just that he's switched from jeans to sweatpants at home because they're easier for him to pull back up when he uses the restroom.
My dad had multiple sets of the exact color and style of pants. That was all he wore. I have no idea whether he had one pair, or 30. Also, the relatives suck and Tim and his sibs don't need that bullshit.
That is some devious passive-aggressive bullshit, Teppy.
(I really want to ask this aunt if *her* kids know how many pairs of pants she owns, and if they don't, why she's so tolerant of her kids' "irresponsible" behavior.)
Well, in your shoes I might wait until the package from LL Bean arrives, then go to the woman's children and say, "So how many pairs of pants does your mother own that fit her and are not stained? I'm asking this because I don't want you suprised when when you are called to account for them."
t /not helping.
I mean, to give this aunt a tiny benefit of the doubt, it's 99% probable that she asked Jack why he didn't have more clothes in his room* and 110% probable that he answered "Well...I don't know. They should be there!" rather than saying "I only own 2 pairs of pants and both are here." His thought processes are no longer logical or linear, so it's likely that whatever he answered ended up making this aunt think that all 3 sons are neglectful.**
*(Though why she was looking in his dresser drawers is beyond me. SUPER nosy.)
**(Though, again, that could have been cleared up with one phone call and some simple questions, instead of shitposting.)
Ugh, Tep, I'm sorry. Kinda on trend of your FiL to have such a minimalist wardrobe, though. If only he'd been taking pictures of his empty closet and posting to Instagram!
Yeah! Tell that PITA that it's a capsule wardrobe.
Ha! Maybe he'll start a trend at the assisted living community!
My dad has about six of the same favorite shirt in different colors. I know this because he tells me about it with some frequency. Not because I'm monitoring his wardrobe.
Even if you know what he has though - I can look around and see there are multiple pairs of pants. I can't look and say how many of those a particular stubborn old man is refusing to wear. That's the kind of critical detail that only comes out under circumstances like this.