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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Last night at a get together my neighbor's daughter is a new hostess at a popular local restaurant and said the cooks were slapping her ass with wet towels, busboys smoke dope in the parking lot, and the 20-something waiter creeps are all trying to sleep with her. She's 17.

Yes, make your kids work shit jobs. It really teaches them about "life"![/quote]

So exaggerated. Just like helicopter moms and coddled kids are.

The hostess doesn't hang out in the kitchen. 
The hostess doesn't hang out in the parking lot 
The hostess can go tell the 20 something waiters "no chance"

Any continues problems? Take initiative and talk to a manager instead of coming home crying to Mommy so Mommy can then complain to her Mommy friends.  Get some balls instead of being submissive whiny ladies. It gets 10x worse in college and then 20x worse in the corporate world. [/quote]

It's not exaggerated.  Do you even know? Have you ever worked in the service industry? Because all of these things happen.  And as for being whiny, you don't get to dictate how people respond to being assaulted. People are often afraid: afraid of losing their job, afraid of being called a trouble-maker, tattletale, and worse.  That's why sexual harassment persists.  And, yeah, no, I don't need my teen in that environment. So screw you.[/quote]

Cry my a river lady.  You are so upset over your 17yr old's friend.  Please.  So glad you all this spent time complaining while the 17yr old did nothing for herself at the restaurant.  Scared to lose her hostess job, LOL.  Showing great promise.   :roll: [/quote]

You're a real peach aren't you? I don't see why you're panties are in a twist over my being groped by older men while working in the service industry b/c that was MY experience I was putting forth. And, given my financial situation as a teen and my family's (read: we were poor), yes, I needed the job. Not everyone grew up with money. So fuck you.[/quote]

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