No. No no and no.
If a restaurant turned me away because of my clothing then they would be in SERIOUS legal trouble. It's against the law to turn people away because of their ethnicity, race, gender, background, financial status, or lifestyle choice.
Also, I do not deny that I look like a skater. But I am not "A skater". I don't even skateboard. But having said that I do snowboard. I don't need a culture telling me how I should dress and what I should do. I'll dress like a skater and read a book on physics thanks, **** the skatepark.
And yes I do look younger than I am - which DOES make it hard for me to get into venues, but I have ID and prove my age.
And beleive it or not, I am a major stock investor. I currently have 1.8 million UK pounds invested in various interests, and it's growing by the day - but I still work, and I hold down my job very nicely thankyou.
I don't wear Vans but really, I don't care. I don't care if someone else is wearing the same clothes I do. Just as long as the ones I'm wearing suit me. So long as you buy manufactured clothing, there will be someone else somewhere in the world who is wearing the very same thing. Unless you make all your clothes yourself, you'll never be completely unique.
You have to at least understand that.
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