There is nothing that boils my blood more than dress codes. Sure, don't show up somewhere naked, but other than that I really don't care what people wear. Of course, it goes without saying that these clothing rules mostly apply to women and children, because sending a kid home for the width of their spaghetti strap is far more important than that young girl learning, right?
If you think that's annoying, just wait to see what happened to one woman while she was out running errands recently.
I have never been ridiculed for my outfit, though. I can't imagine the humiliation of being called out by an employee for my outfit.
While picking up groceries, a woman was stopped and told her outfit was inappropriate.
In a video uploaded on Twitter, the employee can be heard saying: "We can see your body almost. The manager is coming right now."
"i wasn’t respecting myself, that I’m basically naked and I shouldn’t be in there. Honestly the most disgusting behaviour."
The employee proceeded to say the store had a policy when it comes to customer's outfits.
"Hi Jaiah, thanks for bringing this to our attention. This is not a recognised policy at Asda and we are really sorry for the service you received. I've spoken to the store manager who is addressing this incident and I would be happy to discuss how we can put it right for you?" they wrote.
"Please tell me this guy has been sacked," tweeted one user. "Absolutely bizarre and no right to harass and then attempt to implement his own made-up ‘rules’. Blatant sexism/misogyny as I doubt he would accost a male he felt ‘inappropriately’ dressed."
The video has since been deleted.
