Does this work on Iowans?

[Old_wrestling_fan]

I would guess that maybe 1 out of 10-12 people that I see at work commonly are wearing cowboy style boots. Pretty much everyone is obligated to wear safety toes, so almost everyone is then wearing boots...with a few of the guys wearing cowboy style boots.

I am certain that the number would be lower if it was an all office setting, etc. But who really cares what these ladies are wearing?

 

[unsubstantiated]

The cowboy thing is plaguing the suburbs. People whose grandparents were born on farms and whose parents imitated the speaking style of Dwight Eisenhower now wearing boots and employing a casual drawl. It must end.

Yep. Around here it’s the hobby farmers who did well enough at their office job to be able to afford a horsey or two and a little ranch acreage with a barn and some whitewashed board fences. Full cowboy boots, hats, flannels, bandanas, even saw one making hay with his CHAPS on. Lol.

 

[IamHawkeye]

I already posted on another thread that I get shrinkage when I see Kimmie doing the same. I'd bet at most 15% of Iowans wear that gear. Either way, Nicki can go to hell. Her commercials here are over the top about China.

Yeah, that ad--how did she win in the UN--cant remember--if she really did.

 

[Huey Grey]

I grew up in a central Iowa on a farm and attended a 1A school. Virtually zero cowboy boots.

This was similar to my experience. Even growing up in rural Iowa, there were only like two cowboy cosplayers. And they stuck out like a sore thumb.

 

[EasyHawk]

Lynnville-Sully

Lynnville-Sully is awesome, I have worked with many residents my whole career. I can confirm what @SSG T posted though - I have had nieces/nephews go through Baxter and Colfax-Mingo schools and there are a lot of cowboy boots there. And pickups in the s hill parking lot.