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The part about not answering your age seems suspicious. If you were 19, I’m sure you would’ve answered, so let’s assume, hypothetically, that you’re 39.
Calling yourself “golden-brown” in the best possible sense is suspicious too. Aren’t your arms covered in age spots and freckles?
If you’re still a D-cup or larger, you’re safe. Let’s be strict and assume you’re a B-cup.
In that case, there’s a 99% chance your hair is blonde. Blonde hair so frizzy you’d wonder whether it’s made entirely of split ends—or is actually a champagne tower.
You probably also wear an initial necklace that says things like, “I used to surf,” or “I was really into hip-hop.”
But don’t worry. Our sales staff have the skills to make your good points look 100 times better and your bad points look one-hundredth as bad.
As long as you don’t say anything delusional like, “I’m the classy, demure type,” I’ll somehow manage to get you an offer.
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A sun-kissed, healthy-looking body is perfectly fine.
Even if someone has fair skin, I wouldn’t pursue things with her if she looked unhealthy.
Please feel confident when you come in to register.
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What would you do if they replied, “We can’t accept people from tropical countries because they have darker skin”?
Besides, shouldn’t you just go to the interview first and decide afterward?
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