So on occaision during work I’ll be sent to the bank to get a roll of coins or pick up nightly deposit receipts, and I’ve recently realized something: all the girls have the shirts unbuttoned. Always. It might not be wrong exactly, but does this seem odd to anyone else? Shouldn’t a financial institution have more proper dress attire? It’s not like these are the bank managers trying to use their allure to convince testosterone driven clients to open a new checking account, it’s the tellers. It’s more cost efficient for banks to have people make deposits and withdrawls from ATMs, which they don’t have to pay hourly wages to.
And it’s not just the top button that’s unclasped; it’s like the stupid bimbos never learned how to fasten a button. I’d think that maybe they would try to maintain some sort of air of respectability, or is it that important to try to be comfortable and sexy even at work? If a guy were to go around with his collar open like that, it would just make him look like a slob.
Having been made to deal with banks far more than I would have liked and having spent hours in them, I can offer one piece of advice:
SHUT THE FUCK UP AND BE HAPPY ABOUT IT! Down here I only get 50ish hags who are just as stupid as the young bimbos they are supposed to outdo in experience. If I have to deal with an idiot whose brain takes five minutes to process “I came to pay my taxes”, I’d rather have something nice to look at in the meantime.
It’s nothing to do with the customers, it’s to do with how they convince the manager to give them a raise. You wouldn’t want to button down and ruffle up your skirt every time the manager came to check up on you, would you?
I don’t see what the deal is? My wife has huge breasts and uses them to get out of tickets and gain an edge on the men. It’s a man’s world in business so women use what you got to get an edge, Politically Incorrect, but true.
And … you … have no problem with your wife using “womanly wiles” on other men? And she, theoretically, has no problem with the sentiments expressed in your sig? I’m sorry, I’m inclined to be mildly skeptical, if not overtly critical of your entire outlook on the subject. Nor, incidentally, do I feel that saying “I’m sorry, but it’s true” actually excuses the political incorrectness.