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UK captains of industry have charity night where they sexually assault young female 'hostesses'

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Honestly? I operated my desk, hit the show cues when the voice in my ear said “go” and got paid. My industry is very small, close knit and has a queue of people a mile long wanting to break in to it and take my job. I have a mortgage to pay and kids to feed.

So yeah, that.
yeah, "just doing my job" and "not my problem"
a cog in the machine, nice one
 
"The boys tucked into the girls," confesses my man on the inside, before adding swiftly: "after I'd left." Naturally.
Must have been very difficult for the caterers with all these lads staying for just 5 minutes, legging it before they even got to the fish course. Why can't corporate sex offenders be more considerate? :(
 
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All very grand, but the most eye catching part of the event – which is strictly for male diners – was the bevy of hostesses dressed in short black or red dresses, who entered the ballroom after dinner, to the fanfare of Shania Twain's "Feel Like a Woman". Each are paid £120 for "fetching drinks" and "socialising with" the glitzy guests.

It is quite a racy event for the conservative HSBC to sponsor, but the beauty parade seemed to be something of a hit.
 
I don't know a working class woman who doesn't have a story like this. Pubs, cafes, restaurants, hospitality etc do seem to be especially bad; not least because of the often tenuous job security and lack of pastoral care for workers.

Greebo used to do Silver Service in the restaurants of a couple of "old-fashioned" West End hotels, in the late eighties and early nineties. She gave up, because she was fed up with what she called "colonel bufton-tuftons" putting their hands up her dress. Apparently the tips were usually very good from women customers, but the blokes only tipped well if they were either young, or with a woman.
 
Honestly? I operated my desk, hit the show cues when the voice in my ear said “go” and got paid. My industry is very small, close knit and has a queue of people a mile long wanting to break in to it and take my job. I have a mortgage to pay and kids to feed.

So yeah, that.

Do you have daughter (s)?

Worth thinking about.
 
Do you have daughter (s)?

Worth thinking about.
Kids. To. Feed. I think you should back off a bit. Up until now it has seemed pointless to speak up about these things if you are a woman because the first thing that happens is that *you* are subjected to a character assasination, rather than the men themselves. Even teenagers/children that this happens too are often described as precocious (which is precisely why men like that target them, as they know they are less likely to be believed.) And recently we've seen people laying into women who spoke up for not doing it sooner!

It's just a laugh. Don't be so uptight. Are you on your period?
 
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