Too hot for suits?

[you won]

Does anyone else feel that washing cars in a suit in 33 degree heat is not what we're cut out for? I feel like coming in in a pair of shorts tomorrow just to see their faces, this is rediculous!

Originally Posted by you won

Does anyone else feel that washing cars in a suit in 33 degree heat is not what we're cut out for? I feel like coming in in a pair of shorts tomorrow just to see their faces, this is rediculous!

washing a car in a suit is ridiculous full stop, washing a car in a suit in 33 degrees is just plain stupidity! enterprise need to realise that this is a low paid retail job, and the neccesity to wear suits to do it in is unreasonable. but then i suppose the reality of the job might set in if they did this.

[potatohead]

As a long (ish) term menber of the the E.veryone R.eally A.tually C.ares (????) family, organisaition, sweat shop etc,etc, I understand your issues with buying a £200,£300, £500 suit and then getting it fooked buy sweating your ass off cleaning a car, or even worse a stinking van. Take a think though, would you have taken the job though if they told you, you woud be wearing a shite polyester polo shirt sporting the "company logo" and it has to last you the week because they can't provide you with more!!! Even if they dont from the inside give the professional image, they give it from the outside, at your suit cost, granted. Sorry I could go on for hours about erac shite, but the simple fact is, everyone has there faults, if you can't deal with them, fair enough, but go do something else. Suits you!!!!

[Hong Kong Fuey]

fuck me, you will be wanting air con next.....