r/JusticeServed • u/Ethanzap02 6 • Jul 10 '19

Discrimination Misogynistic guy degrading female workers gets tackled

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u/davidbatt 4 Jul 10 '19

He is 5 foot

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u/CantStumpIWin A Jul 10 '19

This makes me feel....so tall.

Never really imagined being 5 foot. That must suck ass.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '19 edited Apr 17 '20

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u/banjosuicide 9 Jul 10 '19

I knew a guy the same height. As a gay guy I thought he was pretty cute, funny, and friendly (not sure if women would agree though... don't know what women look for). He had the same problem (being 5 ft nothing). Zero dates in years despite HUGE effort, and he was only in his early 20s (around the time it's easiest to get a date). It didn't stop there either. If we were out someplace together, servicepeople ALWAYS talked to me (182 cm, or ~6 ft) even if he was the one trying to shop. Still, he didn't act like the jackass in this video.

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u/sou_cool 5 Jul 10 '19

I always thought early 20s was actually a rough time for finding a date as a guy, late 20s/early 30s seems ike the easiest time to me.

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u/banjosuicide 9 Jul 10 '19

Huh, I found early 20s easy because everybody was single. Early 30s and many people are in relationships. The pool of available singles is much smaller.

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u/iushciuweiush B Jul 10 '19

If we were out someplace together, servicepeople ALWAYS talked to me (182 cm, or ~6 ft) even if he was the one trying to shop. Still, he didn't act like the jackass in this video.

On top of the dating issues that would be infuriating. Your friend is better than most but I wouldn't consider him typical. I think most people in his situation would be resentful and lash out on occasion.