Everytime I have seen Gregory Slayton he is wearing a baseball cap.  While he is outdoors it's very good idea to keep the sun of what might be a thinning head of hair he has hidden within.  However, I was having lunch with my  daughter in L'Oriental last week and in he walks with said cap and proceeds to keep it in place all through his lunch.  Now the way I was brought up, this is just plain bad manners.  A hat should never be worn indoors by a man (or at least by a gentleman).  You would have thought that given his position, he should know more than a little about etiquette, but sadly it seems he doesn't.   

Baseball caps are ugly but serve a purpose in the right place but please Mr Slayton - remember your manners and remove your cap indoors!

Crikey, I'm beginning to sound like my wife

Perhaps if he switched it around so the peak was in the back...??!  BWAA HA-HA-HA-HAAA!! 

on m'blog, ages ago, I put out an offer to buy him a nice hat, or several, if it meant he'd stop wearing those.
No one took me up on it... unfortunately. *grin*

the Maitre d' certainly knew him so I am assuming it was special allowance

Maybe he'll drop the hat shtick if someone pointed out that, in conjunction with the ginger hair and odd facial hair stylings, it makes him look like a leprechaun.

Well there he was at Coral Beach yesterday, in the dining room, cap on head.

As an American, I find it embarrassing. 

As a Bermudian, I find it offensive.

@loki: You got something against elves...??! 

Clever. That would definitely get the point across, and without having to give him grief directly.

Noel