Pluggers by Rick McKee for August 25, 2024

Pluggers seem pretty insecure if that’s an issue.

What about buying the feminine hygiene products???

I guess I was lucky—my wife NEVER requested me to hold her purse ! ! !

No wife …. No Mall … No Problem ;-)

What’s a mall? Oh, flashback!

My wife has a belt with multiple pouches that she wears when we go out – no purse.

You’re a plugger too if your wife hands you her box of tampons when standing in the checkout lane line while she dashes off to get something she forgot.

When I see a Plugger holding his wife’s purse, I always tell them it doesn’t match their shoes.

Actually, the prettiest girl you have ever seen will walk by, see the purse and giggle…..

I wore a back pack or a messenger bag so my husband never cared if I asked him to watch my bag.

if they make an issue of it they aren’t friends and are probably divorced because they worried more about what their idiot friends thought than about helping their wives

You’re a Neanderthal if you think being seen holding a purse is some kind of unmanly thing.

I never was uncomfortable being asked to hold a purse. Especially outside the women’s changing room, where now it’s obvious I’m not a creepy guy outside the women’s changing room. And guys, if asked to buy feminine products, just do it, no one thinks less of you.

Just try to appear manly. :)

Just throw it away and tell her you must have left it somewhere. If she is shopping without it she has her money and cards with her. You only have to do it a couple of times and she will get the message.

And watch out for the bear trap inside. :)

My man bag is bigger than my wife’s current purse. I got tired of throwing out pants because the back pockets wore out.

I used to laugh at guys that held their wife’s purse in the store. then I got married.

Sit down at a table in the food court, and start exploring it, slowly putting each item on the table.

And when I did carry a purse when we were together – it would have more items of his that he asked to me to carry for me, than it did of my stuff.