Woman got fired because she was too hot?

Have you all heard the latest news? "Citibank fired a woman because she was too hot!"

Can you imagine this quote?

"As a result of her tall stature, coupled with her curvaceous figure,” this woman was told "she should not wear classic high-heeled business shoes, as this purportedly drew attention to her body in a manner that was upsetting to her easily distracted male managers."

"It's like saying that we can't think anymore 'cause our penises are standing up—and we cannot think about you except in a sexual manner—and we can't look at you without wanting to have sexual intercourse with you. And it's up to you, gorgeous woman, to lessen your appeal so that we can focus!"



Well, I have a friend that has these supersized boobs. And she loves to flaunt her supersized boobs with low cut blouses. After all there’s this saying, “When you have it, flaunt it”.

Now am thinking, lucky she’s not working in Citibank. Don’t think any men can work in the office with her around especially if they are conducting a meeting. I remembered how she would sit her supersized boobs very neatly on the table. And I used to see men stealing glances at that pair of supersized boobs when they think no one’s looking.

In normal circumstances, we all know that having extraordinary good look is an advantage to any men and women. Even babies know it. Babies gaze longer on pretty faces, and even us, would gugu and gaga over cute pretty babies.

Not only that, a study by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis in 2005, confirmed that good-looking people and tall people are better paid then plain ordinary Jane.

So it is rather unusual that this woman was been fired because she’s too sexy!

Does this means that all those extraordinary good looking, sexy women with all the right curves should not flaunt their assets just so that men can manage their libidos?

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http://www.businessinsider.com/debrahlee-lorenzana-citi-2010-6#ixzz0pmfxG9P4

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/06/opinion/06dowd.html?hp