Agreed, on both counts. I used to wear pretty much only white Ts and only as undershirts, but lately I've been collecting more and more graphic (but not too noticeable) Ts that work well under a collared shirt.
And if just rolling up the sleeves isn't enough for a manual labor situation, you can have a stylish undergarment!
"And yet I'd still be behooved into doing something for a t-shirt. I can't explain it."
I finished the Stripe Web CTF for a t-shirt. Felt extremely compelled to continue until I achieved t-shirt-vana...
-My father, who was born in 1941, didn't like me dressing in just a t-shirt.
I'm only 24, so maybe there was a skipped generation of influence and otherwise I'd be wearing t-shirts too. But I don't like to wear t-shirts, except under collared shirts or on extremely warm days or while gardening, etc.
I feel much more confident, professional, suave, etc when I'm wearing a collared shirt. I love a watch poking out, I love rolled up sleeves.
And yet I'd still be behooved into doing something for a t-shirt. I can't explain it.