Koolaid Snorting Man shirt

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I worked as a hostess in a restaurant and the Koolaid Snorting Man shirt Besides,I will do this manager told one of the other hostesses that she could either wear flat shoes and contacts or her glasses and heels, but her glasses weren’t attractive enough to wear without compensating somewhere else. So basically she could pick between vision or mobility. The restaurant industry is toxic AF, and I wouldn’t give your boss’s opinion any more of your energy or attention, it holds no merit. Is your boss a man? Ask him why he’s not wearing makeup. Men look like they “rolled out of bed” every single day and no one bats an eye. I know you’re not actually suggesting OP say that, but when I worked in the service industry you couldn’t say shit back to the manager and expect to have a shift the next day. It sucks but you just have to grind thru it until you can get a better job. Unfortunately, there are lots of industries where it does, due to client/customer expectations. That obviously doesn’t make what OP’s boss said right or the culture of such expectations right. It’s just one of those awkward spots where you have to choose between what is actually right (your appearance has no correlation with your performance) and what is actually happening (people will judge you based on your appearance and claim that your performance is impacted by it). It sucks.

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I work in retail and every so often the Koolaid Snorting Man shirt Besides,I will do this management will go off the deep end and start sending the managers for makeup training. I have always thought that makeup was a personal choice. I do wear a full face pretty much every day but I can understand if one of my colleagues does not want to and does not find it important. I’ve noticed ,though, since covid those shenanigans have stopped. It was insanely sexist I found. At that time we had no male managers and no male supervisors. I wonder how they would have handled that if we had. So, I get similar comments and I am not in the service industry. I think that people equate makeup with a higher standard of grooming, so when they grow used to you looking a certain way, it seems like a regression when you don’t wear it. People who don’t wear a lot of makeup as their standard don’t have this issue, because no one has grown used to seeing them with it. I used to wear fake eyelashes and wing liner + filled in eyebrows everyday at a place I used to work. I was running late one morning and didn’t have time for any of that, so one of my coworkers let me borrow her makeup bag and told me she’d cover for me for a few minutes bc our other coworker was telling ppl I “looked like a dead dog that had been ran and backed over multiple times”. I understand going from 100 to 0 out of nowhere was probably a shock to see my plain face, but that shit hurt my feelings BAD. I feel your pain

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.