Why Wearing John Deere in Alberta Hits Different

So I thrifted this hat like a year and a half, two years ago. And like when I bought it, I swear I had like no idea what it actually meant or what it was.

So I thrifted this hat like a year and a half, two years ago. And like when I bought it, I swear I had like no idea what it actually meant or what it was. I was just like, yo, this is a cool little hat, let me cop this. And I quickly realized that every single time I went outside and I was wearing this hat, I would get like one or two blue collar dudes, like tip their hat towards me or they would smile at me and give me a thumbs up. And I was confused. Like I didn't really know what was going on until one day I went to Walmart and as I was walking out, as I was walking out, this dude just looked at me, he looked at my hat and he said, hm, John Deere, huh? I said, yep. And then he just tipped his hat to me like this. And I remember I left the Walmart feeling like a baddie. Like this is what it probably feels like to wear Balencia or LV in Miami or something. So when I got home, I looked up where John Deere was and, and I said, yo, I'm a fraud. So yeah, shout out all you John Deere boys out there, man. I mean, I don't wear this hat as much as I used to, but I'm saving it for a rainy day. If I'm ever in a bad mood or having low self esteem, I'm going to put this ish on and I'm taking my ass straight to Home Depot.