All I could think about was running.
Looking across the desk at my boss, Jamie, I listened as he asked the question I’d been fearing for more two months.
“WHY DO YOU WANT TO SELL WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR?”
He glared at me, and I shifted my weight, trying to figure out what to say.
I hadn’t expected this to happen when I walked into his office that morning. As a fitness assistant at my university’s student life centre, I’d been on my way to drop off some gym visitation statistics in his mailbox. He usually didn’t come in that early, and if he did, it was almost impossible for him to know anything about my applying for a job at Victoria’s Secret.
How could he? I had barely told anyone about it. Just my roommate, Josh, and the hiring manager at the store, Janice — neither of whom had direct contact with people who could disown me.
Unless, I thought, Janice had called my references.
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Would women want to buy lingerie from a male sales assistant?
Not from a guy who was there to figure out how to get girls to like him!
Wait, did I read this right? This guy wanted to work at VS so he could figure out how to get girls? This is kind of creepy. Surely there are better ways to learn how to relate to women? Take up a hobby of some sort, join a mixed sports team, join a freakin' book club. Don't take a job that involves seeing them IN THEIR UNDERWEAR!