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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]JFC people, I was just asking for a few things that worked for you/ your daughter, and I find myself a multipage cesspool of misogyny and vitriol. (Many of) You ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

My daughter is 17. The men who have asked for her number have been customers, not colleagues, and according to her "I dunno, mid 20s?"

[b]This is her first public facing job with adults[/b] (though she has previously done lots of kid-related work.) [b]She's a little shy[/b], but she's excited about getting work experience and earning money for college. I'm asking for some thoughts on ways for someone who is new to being a server to navigate a common pitfall.

Why do you have to make it so vile? Seriously. Reflect and seek help. [/quote]

This explains it.  First public facing job and shy.  This will be good for her.  What she's experiencing isn't harassment.  It's life.    [/quote]
Nope, it is harassment.

Why are so many people trying to justify this? [/quote]

Apparently men are not allowed to ask women out because that's harassment.  [/quote]

No dipshit. Grown men are not allowed to ask [b]underage girls [/b]out while they are doing their job which requires them to be polite to earn their tip.
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OP mentioned daughter is 17, that's not "underage" in 40 states. Just saying if that's a concern. [/quote]
Ugh found the pervert again.
17 is underage. Sorry you’re attracted to children but you need to calm down.[/quote]

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