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@Pearlee wrote:
@Melania wrote:
@Pearlee wrote:
@Melania wrote:
@Shanus wrote:@Dobilyn. It isn't just her w/ "You Guys", I find it w/ wait people in many restaurants...."Would You Guys like a table or booth"? I always correct them & say, "My husband and & I prefer a booth" or if I've had a particularly bad day, I've said, "We Guys would prefer a booth". They catch on. I think it's disrespectful to address people that way no matter if designer, the phrase of the moment, the region, or the way a certain age group has learned to speak. No. Just no.
How are they supposd to know he is your husband and who you are for that matter???
Geez, people sure do expect to be bowed and scraped to. SMDH
@Melania FYI - not wanting to be addressed in a disrespectful manner is a lot different than wanting to be "bowed and scraped to." What a gross exaggeration you made.
I am female. Being addressed as one of "you guys" is disrespectful to me.If I am somewhere where I am paying for a goods or service, then I want to be treated with respect or I am not going there ever again.
ROFL...yet you continue to buy Logo.
Quite hypocritical to say the least.
@Melania Yes I do!
It's a lot worse being addressed to my face, where someone can clearly see I'm a female, as a "guy." I do wish Lori would stop doing it too but yes indeedy, I'll continue to buy LOGO. There are lots of restaurants to eat it so I can go elsewhere; only one place I know of (besides Ebay and occasionally Zulily) to buy LOGO.
This doesn't make sense that it's okay for Lori to call women guys while selling women's clothing, but not if a server says it to all at the table.
@StraytoStay wrote:
@Pearlee wrote:
@Melania wrote:
@Pearlee wrote:
@Melania wrote:
@Shanus wrote:@Dobilyn. It isn't just her w/ "You Guys", I find it w/ wait people in many restaurants...."Would You Guys like a table or booth"? I always correct them & say, "My husband and & I prefer a booth" or if I've had a particularly bad day, I've said, "We Guys would prefer a booth". They catch on. I think it's disrespectful to address people that way no matter if designer, the phrase of the moment, the region, or the way a certain age group has learned to speak. No. Just no.
How are they supposd to know he is your husband and who you are for that matter???
Geez, people sure do expect to be bowed and scraped to. SMDH
@Melania FYI - not wanting to be addressed in a disrespectful manner is a lot different than wanting to be "bowed and scraped to." What a gross exaggeration you made.
I am female. Being addressed as one of "you guys" is disrespectful to me.If I am somewhere where I am paying for a goods or service, then I want to be treated with respect or I am not going there ever again.
ROFL...yet you continue to buy Logo.
Quite hypocritical to say the least.
@Melania Yes I do!
It's a lot worse being addressed to my face, where someone can clearly see I'm a female, as a "guy." I do wish Lori would stop doing it too but yes indeedy, I'll continue to buy LOGO. There are lots of restaurants to eat it so I can go elsewhere; only one place I know of (besides Ebay and occasionally Zulily) to buy LOGO.
This doesn't make sense that it's okay for Lori to call women guys while selling women's clothing, but not if a server says it to all at the table.
I never said it was OK. You sure do read things into posts that aren't there.
@StraytoStay wrote:
@Pearlee wrote:
@Melania wrote:
@Pearlee wrote:
@Melania wrote:
@Shanus wrote:@Dobilyn. It isn't just her w/ "You Guys", I find it w/ wait people in many restaurants...."Would You Guys like a table or booth"? I always correct them & say, "My husband and & I prefer a booth" or if I've had a particularly bad day, I've said, "We Guys would prefer a booth". They catch on. I think it's disrespectful to address people that way no matter if designer, the phrase of the moment, the region, or the way a certain age group has learned to speak. No. Just no.
How are they supposd to know he is your husband and who you are for that matter???
Geez, people sure do expect to be bowed and scraped to. SMDH
@Melania FYI - not wanting to be addressed in a disrespectful manner is a lot different than wanting to be "bowed and scraped to." What a gross exaggeration you made.
I am female. Being addressed as one of "you guys" is disrespectful to me.If I am somewhere where I am paying for a goods or service, then I want to be treated with respect or I am not going there ever again.
ROFL...yet you continue to buy Logo.
Quite hypocritical to say the least.
@Melania Yes I do!
It's a lot worse being addressed to my face, where someone can clearly see I'm a female, as a "guy." I do wish Lori would stop doing it too but yes indeedy, I'll continue to buy LOGO. There are lots of restaurants to eat it so I can go elsewhere; only one place I know of (besides Ebay and occasionally Zulily) to buy LOGO.
This doesn't make sense that it's okay for Lori to call women guys while selling women's clothing, but not if a server says it to all at the table.
Exactly!!
Seems she is the one who is confused by her justification. Can't make this carp up.
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