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Put aside for a moment tznius, minhagim or even halacha. I think it is tacky to walk around in socks. Why would anyone want to do so?
Talking about diversity, Lakewood today B”H has a large Chasidishe oilem, Satmar, Stolin and everything in between. Including large and small Chasidesha Butei Medrashim, Shuls and Yeshivos.
Where do more rabbonim live?
Why do some here have a complex against seforim? At minimum it doesn’t harm anyone.
Proven.
I find it easy.
Thank you, Bubby. I should’ve mentioned that, by us, those whose parents are still alive are makpid about this.
Your lack of knowledge of a mekor does not negate there is a mekor. Especially in light of the fact that it is practiced by gedolim.
What is your IQ?
Not at all joking. Don’t know (or remember) the reason. But Rav Miller’s daughter told me that was the minhag in her parents house. It is in my family too.
Many have a minhag to never walk in bare socks.
The city today is called Vynohradiv in the Ukraine. ????? is the town’s yiddish name based off the town’s Hungarian name of Sz?l?s.
Do you have family from there?