Deliberately changing shirts to avoid being "that guy"

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

As noted, I saw Lemuria yesterday. I have a Lemuria shirt and usually I just throw on the first shirt I picked out of my clean laundry basket for the day. That happened to be the one I put on yesterday. I didn't notice until I was about to leave for the show. Even though they were the first opener I'm glad I caught it as I changed into a Thermals shirt. It may have been a complete coincidence but...

Of course once I was there I saw a more than a few people breaking the rule in Against Me! shirts, though all appeared to be in high school. None at the bar.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Should this apply to merch people? Because Against Me!'s merch girl was wearing a Minor Threat shirt but some sort of skirt with a Lemuria patch sewed in. I'd argue that they are exempt though since they probably have a limited wardrobe on tour.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

When I went to see MCR last month, I wore a Black Veil Brides shirt. But yeah, it's a cardinal sin to wear the band's shirt to that band's show, in my book.

So you wore the shirt of a band that is even worse and manages to somehow look more even stupid?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

No, it shouldn't apply to the merch people. (assuming they work for the band and are not locals)

Yeah I've seen bands on tour together wear each others' shirts before, it's probably this kind of thing. It looks pathetic though if someone wears their own band's shirt.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Waitasecond. Clean laundry basket? Do you not fold your clothes after drying them and put them away!? Travesty.

Ha ha no.