At my high school, we basically had no enforcement of the dress code except for one incident. For context, everyone wore hats, crop tops, shorts, and stuff kinda like Euphoria. Certain teachers and administrators would ask you to take off your hat, but I haven’t heard anyone get dress coded until senior year.

My school had a small trend where the senior guys would wear crop tops which lasted a few days until we heard that they banned guys wearing crop tops to school and dress coded one of the guys wearing them. Keep in mind, the girls could and did wear crop tops and no one dress coded them. Kinda ironic considering that the majority of dress code enforcement is towards girls, but the only time someone got dress coded (to my knowledge) in my four years of high school, it was a guy.

The whole point of social media is to have people on there as long as possible so I have no idea what he’s doing. He even tweeted that the verified people would only have 1 hour and 9 minutes and they have 6,000 posts they can view. People who aren’t verified have 600 posts and new accounts who aren’t verified have 300. They’d only be on the app for 10 minutes.

I’ve been having problems with Twitter before this news came out. I can only like a certain number of posts before they think I’m a bot and won’t let me like, retweet, or even bookmark. Yesterday on browser, I read too many posts and while I could like, it wouldn’t let me read comments. Good job Apartheid Clyde