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Guy Dragged For Claiming All Men Wear Underwear 'At Least 3-10 Times' Before Washing Them

Guy Dragged For Claiming All Men Wear Underwear 'At Least 3-10 Times' Before Washing Them
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The internet gave a collective dry heave after a male Twitter user decided to speak candidly on behalf of "every man." He claimed men wear their underwear at least 3 to 10 times before tossing them in the laundry.

"Lets be honest," wrote Sav TM (@9021hoee):


He told his Twitter followers:

"No man wears a pair of underwear just ONE time before washing them. Every man wears each pair of underwear at least 3-10 times before washing them."
"Lets keep it a buck."

Twitter was appalled by his infrequent washing of his boxers, briefs, boxer briefs or whatever his preference.

They demanded answers.



One repulsed user wrote:

"Nah you alone in this one dawg."






Men wanting to be excluded from his categorization spoke out to preserve their dignity.






However, it seems he was not alone in his conservative laundry efforts.




Although, the number of his maximum allowable days was met with strong opposition.





Fortunately, many users responding to the thread believe in good hygiene. But hey, to each their own.

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