In this exchange, Bertie Wooster is inquiring about his valet Jeeves’s strong opinions on spats, which are a type of footwear accessory. Jeeves expresses a firm and unwavering dislike for them, indicating that his feelings are unlikely to change over time. This conversation showcases Jeeves's steadfastness and his meticulous nature, which is a recurring theme in P.G. Wodehouse's works.
The dialogue highlights the humorous dynamic between Bertie and Jeeves, with Bertie's...