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[nns]

The devastating realization came in H&M. Specifically, in a pair of size 36 dress pants. I’d never bought pants at H&M before, and suddenly asked myself: how could a 36-inch waist suddenly be so damn tight?

I’ve never been slim — I played offensive line in high school — but I’m no cow either. (I’m happily a “Russell Crowe” body type.) So I immediately went across the street, bought a tailor’s measuring tape, and trudged from shop to shop, trying on various brands’ casual dress pants. It took just two hours to tear my self-esteem to smithereens and raise some serious questions about what I later learned is called “vanity sizing.”

Your pants have been deceiving you for years. And the lies are compounding:

http://chartporn.org/2010/09/07/your...-lying-to-you/

[Hondaracer]

Why should someone making 6.75 an hour who cant put a burger with 5 ingredients on it together properly make more than that?

[Mr.Jay]

Originally Posted by Hondaracer

Why should someone making 6.75 an hour who cant put a burger with 5 ingredients on it together properly make more than that?

fast food people have to deal with a lot of shit

actual restaurants there more respect but no one gives a fuck about a burger joint

[drunkrussian]

argh fuck infographics

[twitchyzero]

sweden has over 200,000 islands..wtf

[murd0c]

The thing that article didn't say about waitress's is a lot of them in the US make only $5.85 a hr and only make money off tips. That's a bigger joke then anything.

[BNR32_Coupe]

Actually 3.45 pays for the entire burger, not just the patty, so the actual cost of the burger is a lot lower. plus, mcdonalds workers don't deserve high pay because it's a low skilled job. all the equipment that surrounds them substitutes for skill. now try making a burger in a real kitchen at cardero's or something