Glasford Illinois Retro Hometown Pride T-Shirt

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And today is the Glasford Illinois Retro Hometown Pride T-Shirt in addition I really love this day OP learned to question all of the things they thought they earned purely through hard work. I’m a good looking dude and know how to wear a suit, I’m pretty sure I’ve gotten all of my jobs in part because of how I interview… if you and your resume are good enough to merit a look in the first place, being good looking and charismatic does the rest. People in interviews either want reasons to exclude you or reasons why you’d be easy to work with, and being generally attractive helps a lot with the latter. Seriously. I’m convinced that 90% of men that people describe as “charismatic” are just tall, loud, and have a full head of hair. OP literally said they had no experience and were not interviewed but still got the job. IMO being good looking it’s it’s own kind of privilege. You really do get a lot of opportunities less attractive people don’t, not just at work but in life in general. Makes you wonder about this particular opportunity and how they found out what he looks like — social media or LinkedIn? And considering that it’s as a technician for an employer where mother and daughter make hiring decisions instead of an actual HR person and are allowed to do so for all of the staff based on looks… this particular opportunity might not be the greatest one anyway, whether OP found out they’re just horndogs or not.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.