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Originally posted by OtterXO
My ex-boyfriend from college was a manager at A&F and then at Hollister and he told me that his boss told him not to hire anyone bigger than a size 4 AND "don't hire anyone who you wouldn't want to wake up with the next morning". He also told me that the people who work there totally talk smack about customers all the time. I told him that was a really odd way to attract customers and he said obviously it didn't matter because the stores all do really well. 
Needless to say I still feel uncomfortable shopping there because I feel like someone is talking about me every time I'm there.
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I don't know if this was part of a weird affirmative action thing in the store's eyes or what, but one time I went to the Abercrombie in NYC and the girl who was working the dressing room was about a size 8 or a 10 (which by Abercrombie standards is huge) and wasn't wearing makeup or anything and had a few pimples and kinda frizzy hair. She was still really pretty, but it felt so surreal seeing a real person working at Abercrombie.
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