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Note to self - don't recommend fat slobs for jobs.
This is probably a good policy regardless.
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Note to self - don't recommend fat slobs for jobs.
ate a hell of a lot more than he did and remained slim, it is just how my body works.
Fucking people here who want to talk politics even after I tell them"I don't want to talk about politics at all". Homocide is justifiable in this situation, correct?
Surprising in Cambridge. Would have thought they'd all be talking about Jill SteinI walk into the break room and I hear Trump voters talking. It's sad.
What's the deal with these sweaty people? I'm fat, I sweat a lot when I do anything physical(mow the yard, walk up 5+ flights of stairs, etc), but I can't imagine that just being "fat" would make a person sweat while sitting still at a desk in an office. It seems like there's something else at play there, possibly a medical condition beyond just being obese.
Maybe buy them a little USB desk fan?
Get the 4xlt or 5 xlt if you can. JC Penney has outerwear tshirts and Polo styles in those sizes. Also, have fun with that awkward conversation. He probably already is not thrilled with his situation and as a guess, he probably is having a difficult time fitting in slacks well.
For those of you who think it is easy to manage and you just write off people who did not win the same genetic lottery as you it is not easy. G was big, meds caused a lot of it, his early poor choices some and his genetic house of cards a bunch. He HATED it. He hated himself because of it.
Yet, he was smart, and funny and thoughtful and kind and creative and talented in many areas. I ate a hell of a lot more than he did and remained slim, it is just how my body works.
So, Omi43221 please if and when you are having that conversation, be cautious. I already appreciate the empathy you are showing, even if the solution also is of benefit to you.
Next time it happens, just look at him, and say "dude, your hanging out of your shirt, might want to do something about that." No need to go out and buy a shirt, and as a guy who has once or twice been in his situation with a too small shirt, I know I'd appreciate a little candor, rather than pity. I hate fucking people who try to be sensitive and end up making a huge deal of something that is really trivial. Tell the dude straight up, he will respect you for it; just don't be an ass. Then again I have no feels, and an dead inside, so very little actually offends me.