This is the longest shortest time from WNYC.

I'm Hillary Frank.

Parents and kids argue about a lot of things.

One of the classics, clothing.

I guarantee you right now, no matter what time you're listening to this,

somewhere in the world, kids and parents are fighting about clothes.

Toddlers are throwing tantrums over getting dressed for school.

Parents are asking their teens if they're really planning to leave the house in that.

We asked you to tell us about the fights you've had with your kids and your parents over clothes.

We'll start with something from my husband, Jonathan.

So mine's more of an inner struggle.

Every year when my mom would take me back to school shopping,

there were always things that she would pick out for me.

And then ask me if I liked them

and I did not have the courage to tell her that I did not like them.

So because of this, I wore a mesh vest.

I had a pair of turquoise Levi's.

And the worst was a black leather belt that emblazoned across the back of the belt

was Michael Jackson's autograph in rhinestones.

My name is Anne and I'm calling from Ballingeri County Quark.

When I was in seventh grade and starting to develop,

I wore a sweatshirt vest until my mom said I look like a female truck driver.

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