I work in a lingerie shop, and one evening a young man came in and asked for a job application. I explained the rules for male employees. “You can only work behind the cash register or in the stockroom,” I said. “You can't wait on customers, or go into the changing areas.” “By the way,” I added, “most of our customers don't look like the models in the ads, but more like your mother.” With that, the young man tossed the application on the counter and walked out the door.
我在一家女用內(nèi)衣商店工作。一天傍晚,一個(gè)小伙子進(jìn)來,要一份工作申請表。我向他說明有關(guān)男性工作人員的規(guī)定:“你只能在收銀臺(tái)或者庫房里工作。你不能侍候顧客,也不能進(jìn)入更衣區(qū)?!蔽矣盅a(bǔ)充說:“順便說一句,我們的大多數(shù)顧客不像廣告上的模特兒那么好看??赡芨衲愕膵寢??!甭犃诉@些,小伙子把工作申請表扔在柜臺(tái)上走了。