Features

Ninjavenom · #26

I think hair might make a difference in a job such as valet, where people have to have some amount of trust for the person in question, and older people tend to have less trust for someone who has hair longer than any women they know. They should've given you a chance at the job first or just asked you to ponytail it or something, i guess, and then run you off if they thought you were bad for business.

AChimp · #27

The law depends on what state you are in. Secondly, you'd have to PROVE that you weren't hired for the sole reason of your hair; the manager can always say that you weren't hired because of some other reason and that you're just pissed off and vindictive.

If you really want it, just cut your damn hair. It grows back.

dreaddi · #28

Couldn't you slick it back in a sleek little ponytail, and make it look all businesslike? Long hair doesn't have to look hippy-ish.

Big McLargehuge · #29

I offered to pony tail it, but they said no. There is no doubt that my hair is the reason i wasn't hired as he said "If you can't cut your hair above shoulder length i can't give you the job". And no job is important enough for me to cut my hair. I look like a douche bag with short hair.

Emu · #30

I haven't cut my hair in 2 years. Since then, the only people who talk to me are people who know me or people who think I"m a girl. Guys with long hair are threatening for some reason.

MetalMilitia · #31

Yep, i havent cut my hair in about 3 or 4 years and people seem to avoid talking to me, and i think old are scared of me :/

Supafly345 · #32

I have cut my hair several times for jobs, because I know that it only looks good on girls in the professional world. In fact, the way people can tell I am employed is by how short my hair is, similar to the way they can tell what part of the quarter it is by how bloodshot my eyes are.