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GenjiKilpatricksays...Bet you twenty bucks someone trolls this video.
Gallowflaksays...First person to put this in the cute channel gets
skinned alivegiven a stern telling-off.
westysays...Annoying voice , don't like how she looks particualry. but what she is saying makes he quite attractive.
not that a video with a women has to be evaluated like that just something that came to mind.
LOL at the end of the video -
rottenseedsays...She can rule my world
Sagemindsays...Her virus database has been updated.
bareboards2says...My first job was at a medium sized CPA firm with 20 accountants. I was the only woman accountant on staff.
My first day there was a staff meeting. I got there early. As we were waiting for the meeting to start, the accountant next to me asked, "How does it feel to be a minority?'
I looked at him in puzzlement and I honestly thought this, "How does he know my father is from Oklahoma?"
I had to ask him, since clearly that was an insanely weird first reaction. "What do you mean? How am I a minority?"
He blustered, "Well, you're a woman."
I laughed. "I'm not in the minority, women are 51% of the population."
"Women aren't a special interest" -- I love that!
Gallowflaksays...>> ^bareboards2:
My first job was at a medium sized CPA firm with 20 accountants. I was the only woman accountant on staff.
My first day there was a staff meeting. I got there early. As we were waiting for the meeting to start, the accountant next to me asked, "How does it feel to be a minority?'
I looked at him in puzzlement and I honestly thought this, "How does he know my father is from Oklahoma?"
I had to ask him, since clearly that was an insanely weird first reaction. "What do you mean? How am I a minority?"
He blustered, "Well, you're a woman."
I laughed. "I'm not in the minority, women are 51% of the population."
"Women aren't a special interest" -- I love that!
Was he born in 1880?
bareboards2says...Actually, no, he was a relatively young man. Early 30's maybe?
This was in 1976. The world was a much different place then.
My best friend and I got accountancy internships when we were sophomores in college -- these internships went to Seniors or maybe the occasional hot shot Junior. But we were women! They wanted to recruit us because we were so rare!
By the time I graduated two years later, women were 50% of the accounting students and being a woman carried no special advantage in terms of being hired.
There were few women doctors, few lawyers, no commercial pilots -- and few, if any, male nurses. (The gender limitations cut both ways, still do.)
There were poetesses and authoresses -- or "women poets" and "women authors". Now there are just poets and authors.
It has been a profound change in my lifetime. It is very pleasing.
>> ^Gallowflak:
>> ^bareboards2:
My first job was at a medium sized CPA firm with 20 accountants. I was the only woman accountant on staff.
My first day there was a staff meeting. I got there early. As we were waiting for the meeting to start, the accountant next to me asked, "How does it feel to be a minority?'
I looked at him in puzzlement and I honestly thought this, "How does he know my father is from Oklahoma?"
I had to ask him, since clearly that was an insanely weird first reaction. "What do you mean? How am I a minority?"
He blustered, "Well, you're a woman."
I laughed. "I'm not in the minority, women are 51% of the population."
"Women aren't a special interest" -- I love that!
Was he born in 1880?
shuacsays...>> ^Sagemind:
Her virus database has been updated.
Thank you for that.
blankfistsays...Know what would make this video more enjoyable? A dick in her mouth to shut her up.
*rimshot*
I kid, I kid! But seriously, she brings up some good points. I believe in pure equality, so the fact that women are slowly but definitely equally men in pay is a step in the right direction. My fiancée makes more than I do now and more than I ever have in my life, and that doesn't threaten me or make me feel anything other than happy for her. Magically I still have my balls and my manhood. Amazing, huh?
Though, she probably gets paid less than a man would in her same job. But the fact that she's running shit in her department at a pretty big agency is great. Upvote for pure equality!
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