I wonder if we disagree about terminology. I've definitely got a few pretty coworkers -- more generally, my coworkers span a pretty broad spectrum from "very unnattractive" to "very attractive" -- and while I haven't seen that many pretty people on subways, I'm reasonably sure I have seen a few who weren't very done-up otherwise? It's harder to judge when there's a wide mix of grooming, dress and makeup levels going on and you're supposed to be averting your eyes from people to begin with, admittedly.
In my experience, pretty people are drastically overrepresented in customer-facing retail, because it's actively sought-after. Like, I'd say that between half and three-quarters of front-facing retail workers are pretty.
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Date: 2019-01-02 06:22 am (UTC)In my experience, pretty people are drastically overrepresented in customer-facing retail, because it's actively sought-after. Like, I'd say that between half and three-quarters of front-facing retail workers are pretty.