Clip ons, I don't always remember they're on if it's bright out, but I usually take them off
Not because it's douchey, but because it's harder to see.
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I like to wear them in places with fluorescent lighting, but some people really get uncomfortable with that. Sometimes I imagine they must be feeling the same thing I feel when I need to make eye contact during a long conversation
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Reaction lenses that take 10 minutes to calm down if I even glance at a window.
My solution? Dig deeper into the basement, tape up the windows and stare at a screen at all timea
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If I don't remember to take them off in my car(or I'm just feeling carefree) then Ill wear them inside because as long as it's well-lit I can see better with my prescription sunglasses. If it's dim then I do that thing wear I lift them slightly to peak out from under them to focus on important visual details like prices.
I take 'em off. The inside of a building is glare-free enough.
I wear mine inside but I also have those ones with speakers in them so I always take them when I'm speaking to people either way.