Oversized suits are ILLEGAL in Los Angeles County, but why exactly? Find out on this episode of “Real Stupid Laws”
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On this episode of “Real Stupid Laws” the annual fancy boy brunch party is interrupted with a little education from General Missile, the savior of laws, rules, and everything government. You see, one of the boys has unknowingly broken a Los Angeles County Law about wearing oversized suits --- Zoot Suits. In 1943, these suit were extremely popular among hispanic youth in Los Angeles, California, but eventually led to racial tension and a large scale race war known as the Zoot Suit Riots. California eventually passed a law banning Zoot Suits, resulting in one of history’s most confusing laws. But the Fancy Boys won’t stand for this clothing injustice lying down, and you won’t want to miss what happens next.
About “Real Stupid Laws”
City, State and Country governments are full of inefficiencies, slow bureaucratic methods, and let's face it… some REALLY STUPID LAWS. In this series, we will learn and rebel against some of history’s dumbest and unreasonable laws. Whether having to do with fashion, voting laws, animals, housing… You name it, we’ll find the stupidity behind it and share it with you. Heck, you might even learn something… Probably not, but it’s worth a try. So SUBSCRIBE TODAY, so you don’t miss a single episode of “Real Stupid Laws”
Directed by: Shaun Peterson
Director of Photography: Tyler Carey
Written and Edited by: Mike Mcneal
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