Nobody hires anyone on qualifications alone. It’s the vibe, the image, the way you speak and how confident you are. Your personality, your charisma.. it’s a whole package mate.
I didn’t get the job I turned up for the interview wearing a dirty tracksuit full of food stains. Im now going on this morning to moan to Phil and holly about how the world discriminates against slobs and someone should be forced to hire me or its discriminatory!
And its also if you can do the job just because you have qualifications doesn’t mean you can do the job because a lot of people with degrees cannot get jobs because it’s one thing learning the job in a class room than actually having hands on experience and as employers see it with qualifications it’s like having all the gear no idea that’s why obviously medical students are put to the test in hospitals after they have qualified to get the hands on experience
callesierra like I’m 16 and I work more hours than her and I’m in school omfg I usually work 5-20 hours depends if they need me ik it’s not many but I’m happy that it’s more than her ahahahha
Crazy isn't it! Dinner lady as well. So, it's not like she had to be up super early. She was definitely in kfc chewing down a bucket aswell 😂 you couldn't exactly miss her, could you.
It's so depressing to see this girl trying to defend her obesity. My brother was overweight like her. Diabetes killed him, he had such a hard time working a job and his mobility was so impaired by his weight. If you think obesity is acceptable than you're delusional. Obesity kills. I miss my brother so.
Oh that is devastating. Im sorry for your loss. 😢 We've become a strange society normalising obesity. People are scared to tell the truth. Fatist? Give me a break. The body positivity is anything but. It's been one of the most negative damaging movements affecting a lot of young people. If we truly want everyone to love themselves shouldn't we encourage them to lead a healthy lifestyle?
I agree. Being fat is a condition, not an identity. Besides, why should anyone be forced to hire her? If she is the right person for the job, then I would have no problem hiring her. However, obesity often leads to other medical problems that would result in her not coming to work.
The thing that made me laugh about that is that she's already trying to change who she is by making herself more qualiifed so why is losing weight any different, it just takes willpower.
Absolutely - one of the first phrases that jumped out as matching the modern narcissistic culture. "MY TRUTH IS". Clearly, she was not on time (and it was probably regular) but I've personally met several people in the workplace who earnestly believe that 10-15 minutes late is NOT late. The advice I was given a while ago - if you are late and it's really nt your fault, tell me which motorway hold up or rail service it was and I'll go to google and there it will be. M4 closed for 2 hours ... YUP> Clear roads on traffic watch - nope.
I disagree, my wife is a big girl, and I love that about her, and she owns her own business and works long hours too. Just because someone is bigger does not mean they are not hard workers. People like Katy and her supporters just hate the look of bigger people and this is there way bullying them.
I had a paper-round that required more . Six hours per week is more a hobby. But she has GCSEs, wow crikey, I suppose its a good indication she can read and write.
@I hate everything and everyone myself not included can you? I thought it was cause i stuffed to much food down my throat and don't exercise unless walking to the fridge counts
@@salty_serotonin my flatmate eats takeaway every other day and is the skinniest person I know. Whereas the girl in the flat above is quite chunky and she's a vegetarian who eats well and rarely eats out. Genetics play a massive massive role in weight gain and body type. Thought everyone knew this
She's got a massive chip on her shoulder. This whole body positivity movement has caused some people to go too far. They now argue there's no normal size, that thin women especially are sick and underweight and unwomanly. I wouldn't believe it except my sister is a little bit like that now. She used to berate ME for having puppy fat when I was a teen and now I'm thin and she's very overweight. But she seriously thinks she's curvy ala Marilyn M. I don't really know how anyone can look at Monroe and see an overweight woman - she was tiny. My sister now raises her eyebrows at my body and my clothes, looks me up and down and makes me feel so self conscious. She isn't even recognisable as my sister as she was before age 30.
If she had been on time, she would have said she was there before her scheduled start time. Instead she tried to muddy the waters and sadly it worked. Time is fact and whether she was late or not is pretty factual not subjective (assuming accurate clocks and reasonable bosses - but generally when doing shift type work you should be there at least a few minutes before the scheduled start. I think this girl was trying to argue that the other women were late too therefore she was in the right.
@@s.wilson5675 Why does someone with qualifications need professional support? First and foremost, she needs more exercise, simple as that. Less calories in, more calories out. If she needs professional support to lose weight, she actually lacks discipline. That is a reason not to hire someone.
@@jonathanrex Let's hope you don't ever get any problems that may affect you, ranging from mental health, genetics (FTO gene variants), viruses (AD-36), etc., that can all cause obesity. It's NOT as simple as more exercise as you say. Educate yourself.
@@s.wilson5675 Of course, I don't wish that on anyone. However, such an easy justification or self-deception, which applies to less than 1% of all obese people, does not help anyone. Your claim is worth about as much as claiming that there are countless innocent people among job applicants with criminal records. Reality is not negotiable. Self-deception begins where your sense of personal responsibility ends.
No one is born fat it comes from eating way more than the body needs and being inactive and lazy. So in the eyes of an employer that means she's someone with very little self control, she's lazy and not very motivated. Weather we like it or not our appearance is a representation of who we are.
No health problem made her that way, if there were she'd be claiming disability. I dont have a problem with her but she's not living in the real world and like it or not people get judged on how they look. Does that mean she should conform and get thin to please them?, no but there are a ton of other real reasons to be lighter and healthier mainly her own health!. I cant believe she's happy being like that so ignore what old witch face here thinks and do it for yourself.
Do you believe she's truly happy? I'm sure deep down, she's hurt by other peoples ugly attitudes about weight. People are commenting so harshly about her body. No one is perfect and it isn't fair, most women are insecure enough already. It makes me sad to see how others are treating her.
Whittney Looney I already said I dont think she's happy. People get judged for all sorts of things its not nice but that's life. There are people who are born with horrible deformities that make them complete outcasts and live truly miserable lives. I'm not quite sure I can have the same level of sympathy for someone who eats twice (or more) the amount of food & calories her body needs a day, get massively over weight then complains that her lifestyle choice isn't accepted by everyone. It just really annoys me when fat people act like its a mystery or not their fault they ended up being fat!, its no mystery it basic maths you're body naturally burns around 2000/2500 calories a day anything over that amount and the body stores these calories and they become FAT! and so do you.
It’s not always that way, but it does have merit.. but when I hire a person, I want someone that’s presentable, and especially if she/he has to meet customers.
It doesn’t show intelligence, for example, I have a binge eating disorder and have always struggled with weight. I’ve passed all of my GCSEs with A’s and A*’s. Don’t be a dick.
@@Someone-mi4vt generally speaking. Most of the population of the u.s. average between 80 and 85 with a standard IQ test. Understanding Nutrition takes above-average intelligence. You sound like the exception to the rule. Exceptions meaning someone with a mental illness. Stating that I doubt that you represent most of the populace. And I can tell you're a liberal Democrat by throwing out the insult. Insults come from internal frustration. Maybe that's something you can work on also.TRUMP 24!
I remember 30 years ago going for job interviews and not getting the jobs I was applying for. I eventually asked one of the interviewers why I was unemployable and what I could do to get a job. His answer was "You are a single parent and will need to take time off for your child, my best advice for you is to become self-employed. You can work from home and be there for your children". The best advice I have been given. I have worked from home for over 30 years and have been here for all of my children and have never been out of work.
@@liyanah604 I was a single parent on benefits, although I took on a number of secretarial temp jobs I wasn't able to get a full-time position, which is why I asked one of the interviewers about not being hired. In the UK at the time the government was encouraging people to re-train in other fields. There was a furniture shop in my hometown that had a workshop where they did soft-furnishing/interior decorating and a local college offering a day course, C&G in Upholstery/Furniture Design. I had to work for free in the workshop four days a week and go to college one day a week. For that I got an extra 10 pounds a week in benefits, the college course paid for and some of the childcare fees offset. I did this for a year and when I had finished the terms of the agreement, the workshop contracted work to me, along with 2 other interior decorating businesses in the area and I set up my own business too. For bread and butter (cash) work I would take in alterations for clothing. I seem to remember that I had to either re-apply every 6 weeks or maybe it was turning in paperwork ever week or so to make sure I was doing what I said I was doing. If not I had to repay the money. I am sure they still have programs in the UK for re-training of some kind. Don't get me wrong it was hard work for little at the time benefit as my daughter was about a 12/18mths
@@Kellz82-p7p Maybe not, someone I was chatting to said there are no such schemes in the UK anymore and you can be penalized by the JC and the system if you try to get the education yourself which sounds very off to me. Here in the US, I have not been able to get unemployment benefits or FEMA aid when the area has been hit by hurricanes, as a result, I have had to rely on myself to get my family through. The things I have learnt in life are "It's not raining men" any more than there are employers lining up at my door pleading with me to work for them, just annoying salespeople trying to sell me something. But I am of the opinion that if there is a will there is a way you just have to find it, if you don't try or put yourself out you will never know what you can achieve. I was a builder's apprentice for 4 years, just a few hours here and there working on my house. I bartered with him, as in, I paid just over half of his payment and I worked the rest off, now I do my own little projects and a few little things for friends. I have worked as a personal chef for a couple of families and a cleaner for another when they asked for help, in these cases the payment wasn't much, but for me, it was the experience that mattered. These last jobs were requests placed on Nextdoor or posted in newspapers, but then I have been prepared to donate my time even when I was barely making ends meet and could have done with the money.
Her weight isn't the problem, it's her attitude and her unwillingness to accept responsibility. Plus she can barely talk. Get healthy while pursuing a degree in IT or something like that.
@Am better then everyone and Everything am a GOD You need to re-watch the video. What do you call saying "To me, I wasn't late".. Or the Fact that she's apparently so desperate for a Job but not enough to lose some weight. Obesity is NOT a disability. It's something People do to themselves. Don't insult me by telling me she's disabled because I have had 2 strokes. *I know what it's actually like to be disabled*
@@newt3786 Stop making bullshit excuses for her. *THAT* is why she won't lose weight, because You give her excuses. Don't call it a Disability. I have a disability and it's INSULTING to everyone who Actually has one.
Having just retired& worked many fields, I've experienced overweight individuals use excuses not to do certain job expectations, anything from walking to lifting, ALL due to their WEIGHT. "I can't walk upstairs- my ankles& knees hurt, I can't lift that, its too hot out, I'm on thryoid medication with side effects" the list goes on& on. LOSE WEIGHT
Sorry agree with Katie Hopkins on this one, if she couldn't keep accurate timing working 6 hours a week then how would she handle full time 40 hours a week.
@CosyGames with Tea Having employed many people in our business over the last 26 years with part time, casual, and full time positions, I expect all employees to be accurate in time keeping. There are 168 hours in a week and if someone cannot be on time for a measly 6 hours a week then they are not really putting effort into the position. I understand that she has children I brought up 4 children while running a business, you have a backup plan before you take on any position maybe a few people that you know you can count on to step in for you when your child is unwell.Employers understand that emergencies happen and will accomodate the employee, personally I would not employ this person not because of her size but because of her negative attitude, she has an excuse for everything, blames every thing on her size . She is obviously very unhappy with her appearance but she has to be the one to alter that. If I was in her position and desperately needed a job to support my children I would start with losing the weight and doing everything possible to enable me to make the best impression to any future employer
@@tindrabeam5922 someone just posted that there are 2000 applicants for every job that leaves 1999 that would be able to care for her child excuses excuses excuses
So you're not with Katie Hopkins on fat discrimination, (the subject in hand). But on punctuality a completely different issue, which in this case we know nothing about.
"Why should I have to change who I am?" Why does she think that being obese is who she is? She thinks that if she lost weight she would no longer be herself?
Unfortunately yes, she's wrapped her identity around being obese "i've always been this way" were here words, implying it'll never change and can never be changed!
@@maiabirkbeck9655 imo she's right. It's not possible to lose weight and to not come out a better person. So she's actually saying she would rather not be better.
I’ve only just seen this interview and although I think Katie Hopkins has gone below the belt with some of her previous comments in interviews, she comes across really well on this interview and makes her point well without being offensive
As controversial as she is, Katie has it spot on here. Obesity is costing the UK billions of pounds every year. This girl is not curvy, she is OBESE! The sooner people start being honest with themselves and with everyone else, the sooner they can start making positive changes for themselves and for this country's healthcare system.
spongeboynumber1 . . . "Billions", not quite. I agree with everything else you said, though. I would add, smokers cost more, drinkers cost more, and there are far more important issues than obesity. But of course, the media would rather focus on fatties, than real issues that effect everyone.
This video was a decade ago. I really hope, in light of what unbridled “tolerance” has done - that we all move past this degenerate trend. Truth is truth.
Imagine calling someone fat in the UK now. The most woke western country in the world. You would be cancelled. You can't fat shame anymore, you can't shame porno stars who like to think it's ok to be into pornography as long as it's called Onlyfans. They wear the badge of honour as an Onlyfans stars and will happily tell the world how much they make whoring themselves out.
I have worked with two overweight women at different times who were of similar size to this young woman. Both were incredibly slow in their work. One was so slow at walking that others had to stop every few metres to wait for her if there was conversing happening. She sweated prolificly and was a third of my age. The other presented well but constantly had an odour about her. Everyone tried to be pleasant and understanding of their weight, but the truth is, they both were a burden to the work flow and it was a relief when they left their positions. They struggled to do their jobs. It's unpleasant, and one feels embarrassed for them when they are unnaturally huffing and puffing over easy everyday activities. I wouldn't employ a morbidly obese person after these experiences.
I'm sorry but as the interviewer I don't think I would have been able to hold back the laughter. They accused her of being in KFC. It's so mean but so funny🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I don't get why we pander to obese people. It annoys me that it gets put into the same kind of bracket as race, gender and sexuality issues - all things we have no control over. Being fat we DO have control over, however. Just eat more healthily and start exercising. In 99% of cases fatness is just the embodiment of laziness, so I can see why she isn't getting employed.
+Simon Edmonds Being fat isn't about being lazy it's about eating as a way to fill emotional voids. Just watch long term transformation videos and their stories. Cure the root cause and the fat melts away.
+Paul Brady My brother was fat, not because he was lazy, but rather he had a difficult time losing weight, even though he was eating healthier foods. Who doesn't like to eat? He certainly did, and initially did eat more of the wrong foods (junk food), Became more depressed, and so, like you at more, but he wasn't lazy in the first instance. Like the overweight Provincial Minister of Health - Sarah Hoffman, in Alberta, Dominion of Canada, he was a go-getter and high achiever - so not lazy by any stretch of the imagination. Like you he was bullied - not sure if it were completely down to weight or because of the colour of his skin - or both!
Tbh If you were a single mother and could only do 6 hours a week around child care ... that’s a job. If your “fully able to work” that’s less that one days work in my job
@@RobizGaming2024 I spend more than six hours a week at the gym and another 6 hours doing house work, what does she do when her kids are at school, I wouldn’t want to know
@@nicolakeane4995 I'm 6'3 and go from 215 to 235.. I am critical of myself and work to be disciplined. I am getting older now past 40 so my metabolism is NOT what it used to be for sure but I try and stay lean. The biggest hurdle for me was realizing the difference between being hungry and bored or just eating because it was a certain time of day. If I am not hungry, I do not eat. Over time I realized my body would let me know when I am hungry. So I allow myself to become hungry. I noticed most people I interact with do NOT do this. And remember if you are already overweight then your body will go into a state where it is eating your fat stores and that is a good thing. Smaller portions. Eat what you need not what you have always eaten (proportion wise), if you are not expending a lot of calories working hard then keep that in mind.
I thought Katie was polite and supportive in all that she said. I'm like the other, 6 hours a week. 75 minutes a day. This lady needs to wake up and smell the coffee. She doesn't want to lose weight.
I'm not overweight and have a good range of skills but had to apply for 20+ jobs before I was successful. On the interview feedback (which I asked for), I did my best to make changes ti give me a better chance. I feel for people who struggle with weight issues and know people who have weight issues but I have to say they are all in work!
+Ricardo Warner "They said I was stealing cakes, and I *wasn't*" www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2300962/Obese-Jay-Cole-went-This-Morning-complain-fat-job-caught-stealing-cakes.html
A dumbed down apathic woke generation of softies who are easily offended, take more than they give and never take responsibility....yeahhh this world is going to be OK in the future... 🙄
Dont forget, someone also saw her at KFC when she was supposed to be at work. Seriously, 6 hours a week ans she can't be on time, how would she handle a full time job?
When I was 23 stone I didn’t realise what I couldn’t do I’ve now gotten down to 14 stone and I’m a totally different person when it comes to fatigue, energy, get up and go etc I don’t think it’s right to refuse a job because of someone’s weight but hiring people who are healthier does make sense
@@mimismith4177 it annoys the hell out of me whenever I hear anyone say it. Unfortunately, it is becoming more common, especially with the likes of programs such as Towie, etc. that is just full of people that, may not be thick as shit but don't half sound like they are, saying it
Lost me in her first two minutes, always a victim. Your mindset is reflected in your size. 6 hours a week is not employment, you never had a day off work because you never actually worked a day…….wow.
Same ..have thyroid problem. But i watch what i eat , excersise , im in college at weknds and work full time. Tbh its about choice . I choose to be healthy and be motivated .
Tbh jodie thyroid issues are all varied . We have them all in my family..but tbh shes over weight . And i dont always agree with katy hopkins but i certainly do here. This woman has no interest in work.
I worked with a very obese nurse and i had to do double the work because she couldn't keep up. She was always calling in sick as well. She was always complaining of feeling unwell, dizzy and in pain. It just didn't work. She also had a very peculiar smell. Essentially, she was ineffective at work.
Absolutely - there is a stubbornness in the obese, but if there is a choice between the fit and the fat in terms of hire for employment, then the choice will be with the person who looks as if they can make the effort to look presentable. There are options and having a thyroid condition is not an excuse to prevent weight control.
I think it’s fine to be obese if that’s what they say they want to be, but they shouldn’t be claiming benefits and taking tax payer money because they’re to fat!
@Missy boo yes!!! being a little chubby or chunky is ok but when extremely obese people say that it's healthy and part of who they are it's just worrying 😔
The ignorance in this comment section 💀 wow! So first you don’t listen, then you don’t read and THEN you pass unnecessary, fat phobic judgement based on your own “feelings” about obesity. If you’re not obese please stay out of obese people’s business 🙏🏽 go be skinny in peace
When I was a teacher there was a girl who came for a teaching assistant job who was as heavy as this young woman. She was too big to sit close to the tables where the kids were working, too heavy for the small chairs and panted and struggled to breathe when she bent down low or sat on the floor to play with the kids. She lasted a week in the job.
I have a very obese son, he can't even wipe his a..e, excuse my language, and has to have a shower after toilet visits....let alone getting something off the floor...It is woeful. I wouldn't employ a fat person, simply because you have to have heavy duty everything.
It’s this stupid sense of entitlement that she has. She’s not taking it seriously. She’s speaking out of both sides of her mouth. One point, she says she’s too fat to be hired; on the other hand she says she’s not going to change anything. Her “ovaries” aren’t causing her disability. She doesn’t want to work. She wants to be on tv and get her dough (no pun intended 😂) from social media.
She may do - but she doesn’t need to - because she’s worked out that failing to get jobs means she can live on benefits looking after her kid - for years - whilst we all pay to look after her
Im sorry....Im 57...I realize that if I went up against a 24 year old, they would get the job before me....And that's ok....She needs to understand and accept that if a slimmer person and her were going up against the same job, she wouldn't stand a chance...It's self denial to think otherwise...
I went to an interview with stitches in my knee after a serious road accident NOT my fault same day as interview. Employer was impressed as they immediately saw my work ethic & reliability
My car was rear-ended going to the interview and I was twenty minutes late. I gave the interviewer the police report number and my car had the damages. I was hired right then.
I have pcos and a very underactive thyroid and in early menopause and I work hard at keeping my weight down...its not impossible and it can be done if u have determination...Katie is right here
Addisons disease here! So many health problems with it , too many to name! I go to the gym every other day literally! 21 miles of cardio yesterday! 39 years old 124 i was 280 4 years ago, That girl has too many ecuses
Same! I don't like Katie but she is correct here. I have PCOS but work hard and my weight is half her size. The fact that she doesn't think it's a good idea to lose weight to get a job let alone be healthy enough to stay alive for her daughter is beyond me. The logic ain't there!
Same here. Of course she shouldn't not be hired based on her size but re client contact, can actually understand it. Regardless, for health reasons what possible reason could she have for not wanting to lose weight. I mean this 'i shouldn't have to change' thing is so ridiculous. How are you on benefits but that big unless you're eating nothing but junk. She can actually change her weight - as Hopkins says - its totally within her remit to change her fortunes and its not difficult or complicated.
I could get her a job tomorrow. Agency admin cover. They call up and they get who they get. If she is truly hard working she will have chance to prove it when working on agency for that company and one of them where the job may become permanent will offer her the job because she’s already trained and has proved she can do it and do it well. Some people think they’re better than the job they’re able to do and they’re argumentative about it. She comes across as one of those kind of people. I can’t believe that there’s someone out there who needs to listen to Katy Hopkins’ advice but here we are.
Wow, the fat acceptance and logic is strong here. Are you going to tell me that someone who weighs over 300 lbs is going to be as efficient as someone who weighs 160lbs? Please. How can I expect someone to take care of the job I give them when they can't even take care of themselves?
Kody B "Well it depends on said job?" That doesn't sound very motivating. I wouldn't hire an unmotivated person either. If she was motivated then she would try any job she could get and do her best to keep it.
Maybe her goal in life was to become fat and if so then she has succeeded well and you should hire her because she obviously is a well motivated person.
MobyfromDick So her goal in life was to be fat knowing all the health risks involved? I wouldn't consider being motivated to be unhealthy a proper motivation. Would you?
Kody B Mmmmmm, so rife with fat logic. Again, I'm not going to hire a person who is unmotivated in keeping themselves healthy. If you think about it, all you are trying to do is justify reasons for these people to continue killing themselves.
"I didn't have a day off in a year..." Well, you actually did because you never even worked a day in a year. You worked only 6 hours a week! Good grief.
Not to mention she was working in a school. So they don’t get traditional annual leave as they get all of the holidays and half terms off. If you add all of those days up it means she had about 70 work days off 😂. I get loads of annual leave at my job because I’ve been there so long, 35 days. I’m often jokingly accused of never being in work. Can you imagine if I took twice as much leave?!
Plus it was a school job. Most schools are shut for 13 weeks a year. Yes teachers and support staff sometimes attend the school while the pupils are on holiday, but dinner ladies don't.
I don't think fat people should be given benefits for being fat but It's how fucking rude Katy Hopkins is most of the time which makes me want to disagree with everything that comes out of her mouth.
You can't get that size without dramatically overeating and moving. Noone is asking her to get skinny. You know someone of that weight is not reasonably fit and healthy enough to be an efficient worker.
@Prasanta Rajkumar To your point one would assume you will have a hard time getting your resume (CV) passed the first clown in Human Resources, assuming they place your application in the immigrant pile based on your name, hardly an English name just saying.
pia madison I have level 2 diploma it is pretty easy but its good on your CV for jobs I’m doing level 3 health&social care which looks so much better on CV, think it’s equivalent to a qualification
It's not discrimination, it's common sense. No one chooses to be obese, if she doesn't have the discipline and work ethic to maintain a healthy weight, which is entirely for her own benefit, then how would she be able to apply herself for anyone else?
Katie Hopkins is bang on!!!! The world isn’t fair! You can’t change skin colour or race, you can’t change a disability, you can lose weight! And the fact she only achieved 12 interviews in 5 years says everything, she claimed to have applied for lots of jobs and didn’t get an interview, they didn’t know her size based on her CV, so she wasn’t getting an interview for most of the jobs she went for based on her qualifications, not her weight. Whether it’s right or not, appearance counts in any business! So if you want to get ahead, YOU make the changes you need to, don’t expect the world to make changes to accommodate you!
I run a small construction company and overweight would be a safety risk. We work in very strenuous conditions. Some of our work involves going up in attics with extreme hot temperatures in the summer and limited spaces. I run a crew of 12 guys and all are in good shape. If I see anyone applying that looked like her, it would not be in their best interest, or mine, to work with us.
It’s fascinating to see how society has changed within 10 years. This sort of discussion would never fly these days and if it did everyone would be attacking Katie for being “fat phobic”
@Cheyanne Pierce yeah and notice how the presenters aren’t completely afraid to imply she should lose weight. It’s almost like she’s on the defensive most of the time and having to justify her life choices. Nowadays no one would dare say anything like that and Katie would intead be the one on the defensive the entire time.
@@bostonblackie9503 The correct spelling is aeroplanes here in the UK; it's not 'airplanes', unless you're American. Please use and preserve our English language and avoid adopting unnecessary Americanisms. xx
Weight has nothing to do with it there’s a lot of obese people where I work that have been there for at least 30 years and longer I’m a thin guy and I haven’t been there as long.
I honestly believe that Katie's "bitch" persona is a bit of a farce to gain views, as is the schtick of show business. You'll probably find she's more docile and reasonable behind closed doors.
@Don't call me Clown, Moustache I do agree with you and there's an interview that she and Candace Owens did on PragerU that shows she's really sweet, just very firm in her beliefs.
For once i kinda agree with Katie Hopkins because first impressions do matter and no matter what people say looks do matter whether that is fair or not
@@Prieze868 Well on the other hand she cannot force someone who doesn't want her to hire her. I mean I myself with a university digree and with my postgraduate thesis on the way of grading and yet I am currently working temporarily in a tiny crepe shop with loads of work for minimum wage. It is a tough market out there and sometimes appearance is yet another qualification that we need to fill (at least in certain jobs). But from what I see she also doesn't come across as "outspoken" as she claims and as the other woman said the fact that she is unemployed for long unfortunately counts against her or that she was dismissed from her job for whatever reason. Unfortunately employers also look at those details.
@@analesia7cassels16 Fatness is a factor that might be harming the employee while working challenging jobs as well as disabilities might often lead in difficult situations in workplace for instance a person with some mental issue cannot help himself if they have difficulties adjusting so their colleagues might find themselves with extra loads of work to cover for their college who has the issue (again not because it is their fault or anything) so the owners often make decisions not to hire people with disability or obesity because they want the most efficient workers for their companies. For the same reason they are often hesitant to hire someone who is of older age etc. Is it unfair? At many cases it certainly is but it is often true that certain workplaces cannot afford having employees that have health issues because the workplace is difficult to work into. Often making assumptions about your future employee is wrong but people who hire others for so long do detect some patterns and they use them Fair or not. I was rejected by jobs that required physical labor because I am short woman so the employers make the assumption that on average petite women cannot pull this through and in a way they are right. They have no way of knowing how physically strong I am as a person and they do not want to risk injury. What is more I certainly will not be as efficient as a man who has double my size and mass in muscle and bone so for a physical job to get their maximum result they would pick the other person instead of me. Sometimes it is just cold logic that speaks.
It’s still discrimination that was actually a valid point. Discrimination is wrong but I admire Katie Hopkins for being so honest - many employers will not hire fat people.
When they can’t win the argument, they start to shout and talk over the other person! You can’t argue with stupid! Even if she ‘finks’ she’s well spoken! Love Katie, says it as it is! ❤
"You wouldn't ask someone to change their skin colour" what a ridiculous comparison. Maybe it's because you say silly things like that you can't get a job.
dan bounds The worst part was when she tried to tell everyone that she understands the problems than an employer faces. She doesn't know the first thing about running a business, or having people on payroll, accountability, e.c.t.
I work for a National Charity on a part-time basis (I'm semi-retired). I'm sorry to say I've seen several youngsters arrive with us, looking for a job, and most of them have been utterly hopeless. One girl (about 20 years old) was with us for a total of 5 weeks, ringing in sick for at least one day *every* week. And on one particular week, it was 2 days, a Tuesday and a Thursday. One other - a quite overweight but very pleasant girl - just could not arrive at work on time. Her starting time was 09.30 in the morning, and she lived within walking distance. She was habitually late almost every day.....
The woman made her case and was allowed to speak without interruption. When Katie strts to speak, she interrupts constantly. I wouldn't employ her even if she was eight stones: she has no manners.
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“They accused me of being in KFC” is one of the greatest sentences ever uttered on daytime television
Omg agreed
I'm willing to bet my life savings that she was in KFC
Shouldn’t that be, “They accused KFC of being in me…”?
@@MosesDeLaRoses 👍 my first thought.
@@rodywithers3536 😂
Nobody hires anyone on qualifications alone. It’s the vibe, the image, the way you speak and how confident you are. Your personality, your charisma.. it’s a whole package mate.
I didn’t get the job I turned up for the interview wearing a dirty tracksuit full of food stains. Im now going on this morning to moan to Phil and holly about how the world discriminates against slobs and someone should be forced to hire me or its discriminatory!
And its also if you can do the job just because you have qualifications doesn’t mean you can do the job because a lot of people with degrees cannot get jobs because it’s one thing learning the job in a class room than actually having hands on experience and as employers see it with qualifications it’s like having all the gear no idea that’s why obviously medical students are put to the test in hospitals after they have qualified to get the hands on experience
@@georgie3593 Nope. From 16 to 19 is higher education. The bare minimum is GCSE.
So true, qualifications seem to be the last consideration now a days not the first, everything else you mentioned becomes more important.
Really wish school taught us this, instead of telling us gcses are the most important thing for us.
When she said I have worked before …… for 6 hours a week, I nearly fell off my chair 😂😂😂😂
At least you didn’t break 🪑 it!
Me too, I thought I misheard her
And was late.
@@wajn4785 Because she was in KFC. 🤣🤣😂😂
6 hours a week isn't a job it's more like a hobby
That is the most polite I've seen Katie.shes very honest.
She was alright back then to be fair it's the last 5 years orso she became unhinged.
@@toffeelatte6042
She chose to take the shekel
This most have been early on in her career cos she was quite tame here 😂
She's never had a day off sick...working 6 hours a week over 12 months, as a dinner lady, with 12 weeks of non-term time. What a trooper 😏.
Lol
So funny she happened to be a dinner lady aswell lmao poor kids never ate their own lunch the whole year
Probably eat all of the kids dinners.
Exactly LoL
Bloody funny mate
6 hours a week is not considered WORKING.
callesierra To her it is too much 6 hours a week....for how many years?
callesierra that’s less than an hour a day
callesierra like I’m 16 and I work more hours than her and I’m in school omfg I usually work 5-20 hours depends if they need me ik it’s not many but I’m happy that it’s more than her ahahahha
Callesierra that is so rude, yes people work more than that but you are dismissing the time someone worked.
Gacha Girl who r u replying to??
Couldn’t be on time to a 6 hour a week job has me in TEARS
Image being late for the 1 hour a day you have to work 😂😂
Priceless. Also her ceaseless job search that got her 12 interviews in 5 years!
Did she ever loose the fat or is she now a leading figer in getting airlines to redesign aircraft so fat people can fit?
And that they thought she was in KFC 😂 it's honestly like a sketch!
Crazy isn't it! Dinner lady as well. So, it's not like she had to be up super early. She was definitely in kfc chewing down a bucket aswell 😂 you couldn't exactly miss her, could you.
It's so depressing to see this girl trying to defend her obesity. My brother was overweight like her. Diabetes killed him, he had such a hard time working a job and his mobility was so impaired by his weight. If you think obesity is acceptable than you're delusional. Obesity kills. I miss my brother so.
Oh that is devastating. Im sorry for your loss. 😢 We've become a strange society normalising obesity. People are scared to tell the truth. Fatist? Give me a break. The body positivity is anything but. It's been one of the most negative damaging movements affecting a lot of young people. If we truly want everyone to love themselves shouldn't we encourage them to lead a healthy lifestyle?
Sorry for your loss x
She lost my support when she asked "why should i change who i am?"
Because it will destroy your health and is destroying your employability.
This.
Any job will require change.
It's almost like she's proud of it.
I agree. Being fat is a condition, not an identity. Besides, why should anyone be forced to hire her? If she is the right person for the job, then I would have no problem hiring her. However, obesity often leads to other medical problems that would result in her not coming to work.
so when she dies of a heart attack at 40 she will consider that healthy ok
The thing that made me laugh about that is that she's already trying to change who she is by making herself more qualiifed so why is losing weight any different, it just takes willpower.
I like how she said "To me I wasn't late". That's classic.
Absolutely - one of the first phrases that jumped out as matching the modern narcissistic culture. "MY TRUTH IS".
Clearly, she was not on time (and it was probably regular) but I've personally met several people in the workplace who earnestly believe that 10-15 minutes late is NOT late.
The advice I was given a while ago - if you are late and it's really nt your fault, tell me which motorway hold up or rail service it was and I'll go to google and there it will be. M4 closed for 2 hours ... YUP> Clear roads on traffic watch - nope.
The same as the phrase “my truth” instead of the truth.
“To me, I wasn’t doing a bad job…”
Pretty sure being on time is a science of time and not an opinion 😂
@@scottfitzgerald5309 In today's terms, I suppose she could "identify" as being on time... 🙃🤪
Katie is the only person willing to tell that woman what she NEEDS to hear
Cruel to be kind .. I bet the fat one if she had a business wouldn’t employ another fat c… person
Shame the big lass refuses to listen.
As always she's been told it's not her fault that she is the size she is and so she hides behind it.
I love Katie, she's a gem.
I disagree, my wife is a big girl, and I love that about her, and she owns her own business and works long hours too. Just because someone is bigger does not mean they are not hard workers. People like Katy and her supporters just hate the look of bigger people and this is there way bullying them.
I had to go back and listen again, “wait what did she say 6 hours a week?”
That’s not working 🤣
I had a paper-round that required more . Six hours per week is more a hobby.
But she has GCSEs, wow crikey, I suppose its a good indication she can read and write.
she lost me when she compared it to race and ability.
Yea being fat is the same as race your born as it right? Thats my new excuse
@I hate everything and everyone myself not included can you? I thought it was cause i stuffed to much food down my throat and don't exercise unless walking to the fridge counts
@@salty_serotonin my flatmate eats takeaway every other day and is the skinniest person I know. Whereas the girl in the flat above is quite chunky and she's a vegetarian who eats well and rarely eats out. Genetics play a massive massive role in weight gain and body type. Thought everyone knew this
@@princessas7950 why is everyone over analysing my joke fuck me ik genetics can play a role and if i didn't i got told
I hate everything and everyone myself not included yes but it’s not at all common and applies to a very small amount of people
“To me, I wasn’t late”.......that says it all!
I wouldn't hire her. Not because of her weight but because she's unlikable.
She's got a massive chip on her shoulder. This whole body positivity movement has caused some people to go too far. They now argue there's no normal size, that thin women especially are sick and underweight and unwomanly. I wouldn't believe it except my sister is a little bit like that now. She used to berate ME for having puppy fat when I was a teen and now I'm thin and she's very overweight. But she seriously thinks she's curvy ala Marilyn M. I don't really know how anyone can look at Monroe and see an overweight woman - she was tiny. My sister now raises her eyebrows at my body and my clothes, looks me up and down and makes me feel so self conscious. She isn't even recognisable as my sister as she was before age 30.
If she had been on time, she would have said she was there before her scheduled start time. Instead she tried to muddy the waters and sadly it worked. Time is fact and whether she was late or not is pretty factual not subjective (assuming accurate clocks and reasonable bosses - but generally when doing shift type work you should be there at least a few minutes before the scheduled start. I think this girl was trying to argue that the other women were late too therefore she was in the right.
3122tan
Your sister sounds jealous.
GGritsun 👏👏👏👍👍👍🇬🇧
I’m with Katie on this. Take responsibility not victim hood.
And how do you achieve that without professional support?
@@s.wilson5675 Why does someone with qualifications need professional support? First and foremost, she needs more exercise, simple as that. Less calories in, more calories out. If she needs professional support to lose weight, she actually lacks discipline. That is a reason not to hire someone.
@@jonathanrex Let's hope you don't ever get any problems that may affect you, ranging from mental health, genetics (FTO gene variants), viruses (AD-36), etc., that can all cause obesity. It's NOT as simple as more exercise as you say. Educate yourself.
@@s.wilson5675 Of course, I don't wish that on anyone. However, such an easy justification or self-deception, which applies to less than 1% of all obese people, does not help anyone. Your claim is worth about as much as claiming that there are countless innocent people among job applicants with criminal records. Reality is not negotiable. Self-deception begins where your sense of personal responsibility ends.
I am with Kate on this if she really wants to work she should make the effort to improve herself
People hate Katie but I love her, always to the point!
Facts.
Yep no bullshit. I like her.
She's never worked a day in her life
I can’t stand Katie, but as I age I do think she speaks a lot of truth and pulls no punches
she's worked a lot more than that obese woman@@Redwarfa
I didn’t have a day off work in a year.......
You only worked 6 hours a week!!!!!!!
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Lazy get
Beening fat is not a disability
😂😂😂😂
Lol cheeky cheek
If you "CHOOSE" to be that way then you cant blame them for "CHOOSING" to not employ you.
exactly! She chose to stuff her mouth full of KFC and McDonalds so its her fault.
No one is born fat it comes from eating way more than the body needs and being inactive and lazy. So in the eyes of an employer that means she's someone with very little self control, she's lazy and not very motivated. Weather we like it or not our appearance is a representation of who we are.
No health problem made her that way, if there were she'd be claiming disability. I dont have a problem with her but she's not living in the real world and like it or not people get judged on how they look. Does that mean she should conform and get thin to please them?, no but there are a ton of other real reasons to be lighter and healthier mainly her own health!. I cant believe she's happy being like that so ignore what old witch face here thinks and do it for yourself.
Do you believe she's truly happy? I'm sure deep down, she's hurt by other peoples ugly attitudes about weight. People are commenting so harshly about her body. No one is perfect and it isn't fair, most women are insecure enough already. It makes me sad to see how others are treating her.
Whittney Looney I already said I dont think she's happy. People get judged for all sorts of things its not nice but that's life. There are people who are born with horrible deformities that make them complete outcasts and live truly miserable lives. I'm not quite sure I can have the same level of sympathy for someone who eats twice (or more) the amount of food & calories her body needs a day, get massively over weight then complains that her lifestyle choice isn't accepted by everyone. It just really annoys me when fat people act like its a mystery or not their fault they ended up being fat!, its no mystery it basic maths you're body naturally burns around 2000/2500 calories a day anything over that amount and the body stores these calories and they become FAT! and so do you.
Being in shape is a great sign of self-discipline and a show of responsibility and continuity.
It’s not always that way, but it does have merit.. but when I hire a person, I want someone that’s presentable, and especially if she/he has to meet customers.
@@jnsmill I only higher iCandy
It doesn’t show intelligence, for example, I have a binge eating disorder and have always struggled with weight. I’ve passed all of my GCSEs with A’s and A*’s. Don’t be a dick.
@@Someone-mi4vt generally speaking. Most of the population of the u.s. average between 80 and 85 with a standard IQ test. Understanding Nutrition takes above-average intelligence. You sound like the exception to the rule. Exceptions meaning someone with a mental illness. Stating that I doubt that you represent most of the populace. And I can tell you're a liberal Democrat by throwing out the insult. Insults come from internal frustration. Maybe that's something you can work on also.TRUMP 24!
You reaching with the intelligence part
Kate Hopkins - saying it how it is and offending the bedwetters for over a decade. Legend.
I remember 30 years ago going for job interviews and not getting the jobs I was applying for. I eventually asked one of the interviewers why I was unemployable and what I could do to get a job. His answer was "You are a single parent and will need to take time off for your child, my best advice for you is to become self-employed. You can work from home and be there for your children". The best advice I have been given. I have worked from home for over 30 years and have been here for all of my children and have never been out of work.
Doing what exactly? How did you start doing it?
@@liyanah604 I was a single parent on benefits, although I took on a number of secretarial temp jobs I wasn't able to get a full-time position, which is why I asked one of the interviewers about not being hired.
In the UK at the time the government was encouraging people to re-train in other fields. There was a furniture shop in my hometown that had a workshop where they did soft-furnishing/interior decorating and a local college offering a day course, C&G in Upholstery/Furniture Design. I had to work for free in the workshop four days a week and go to college one day a week. For that I got an extra 10 pounds a week in benefits, the college course paid for and some of the childcare fees offset. I did this for a year and when I had finished the terms of the agreement, the workshop contracted work to me, along with 2 other interior decorating businesses in the area and I set up my own business too. For bread and butter (cash) work I would take in alterations for clothing.
I seem to remember that I had to either re-apply every 6 weeks or maybe it was turning in paperwork ever week or so to make sure I was doing what I said I was doing. If not I had to repay the money. I am sure they still have programs in the UK for re-training of some kind. Don't get me wrong it was hard work for little at the time benefit as my daughter was about a 12/18mths
Yeah ,but that's not really possible for alot if jobs is it !
@@Kellz82-p7p Maybe not, someone I was chatting to said there are no such schemes in the UK anymore and you can be penalized by the JC and the system if you try to get the education yourself which sounds very off to me. Here in the US, I have not been able to get unemployment benefits or FEMA aid when the area has been hit by hurricanes, as a result, I have had to rely on myself to get my family through. The things I have learnt in life are "It's not raining men" any more than there are employers lining up at my door pleading with me to work for them, just annoying salespeople trying to sell me something.
But I am of the opinion that if there is a will there is a way you just have to find it, if you don't try or put yourself out you will never know what you can achieve. I was a builder's apprentice for 4 years, just a few hours here and there working on my house. I bartered with him, as in, I paid just over half of his payment and I worked the rest off, now I do my own little projects and a few little things for friends. I have worked as a personal chef for a couple of families and a cleaner for another when they asked for help, in these cases the payment wasn't much, but for me, it was the experience that mattered. These last jobs were requests placed on Nextdoor or posted in newspapers, but then I have been prepared to donate my time even when I was barely making ends meet and could have done with the money.
I wish I could just work from home 😔
“they accused me of being in KFC” im sorry but I DIED 😂
That's where these big women think they'll find a date. ☻️
Lol bet she was in KFC.
You are what you eat haa haa
Me too! lmao
Could KFC b the problem 🤔
She must have been living in kfc!
Her weight isn't the problem, it's her attitude and her unwillingness to accept responsibility. Plus she can barely talk. Get healthy while pursuing a degree in IT or something like that.
She described herself as well spoken
@Am better then everyone and Everything am a GOD You need to re-watch the video.
What do you call saying "To me, I wasn't late"..
Or the Fact that she's apparently so desperate for a Job but not enough to lose some weight. Obesity is NOT a disability. It's something People do to themselves. Don't insult me by telling me she's disabled because I have had 2 strokes. *I know what it's actually like to be disabled*
1000000man1 she may have a binge eating disorder, also losing weight isn’t as easy as it sounds
@Am better then everyone and Everything am a GOD You're an idiot
@@newt3786 Stop making bullshit excuses for her. *THAT* is why she won't lose weight, because You give her excuses. Don't call it a Disability. I have a disability and it's INSULTING to everyone who Actually has one.
Having just retired& worked many fields, I've experienced overweight individuals use excuses not to do certain job expectations, anything from walking to lifting, ALL due to their WEIGHT. "I can't walk upstairs- my ankles& knees hurt, I can't lift that, its too hot out, I'm on thryoid medication with side effects" the list goes on& on. LOSE WEIGHT
Just want to check if you drove a Tractor in your fields?
"You are qualified aren't you"
"Yeah I've got all my GCSEs"
Priceless.
Michael Brown that’s so cruel
Michael Brown love it
Michael Brown You must have a diploma in rudeness!
TindraBeam shut up😂😂
That’s cruel
Sorry agree with Katie Hopkins on this one, if she couldn't keep accurate timing working 6 hours a week then how would she handle full time 40 hours a week.
@CosyGames with Tea Having employed many people in our business over the last 26 years with part time, casual, and full time positions, I expect all employees to be accurate in time keeping. There are 168 hours in a week and if someone cannot be on time for a measly 6 hours a week then they are not really putting effort into the position. I understand that she has children I brought up 4 children while running a business, you have a backup plan before you take on any position maybe a few people that you know you can count on to step in for you when your child is unwell.Employers understand that emergencies happen and will accomodate the employee, personally I would not employ this person not because of her size but because of her negative attitude, she has an excuse for everything, blames every thing on her size . She is obviously very unhappy with her appearance but she has to be the one to alter that. If I was in her position and desperately needed a job to support my children I would start with losing the weight and doing everything possible to enable me to make the best impression to any future employer
marilyn alexander It would be pretty hard to find a few people to help out since most people are working.
@@tindrabeam5922 someone just posted that there are 2000 applicants for every job that leaves 1999 that would be able to care for her child excuses excuses excuses
Wtf
So you're not with Katie Hopkins on fat discrimination, (the subject in hand). But on punctuality a completely different issue, which in this case we know nothing about.
"Why should I have to change who I am?" Why does she think that being obese is who she is? She thinks that if she lost weight she would no longer be herself?
Unfortunately yes, she's wrapped her identity around being obese "i've always been this way" were here words, implying it'll never change and can never be changed!
Marcus Cross ikr she says it like she was born obese, and it’s the way her body is... just no🤦🏼♀️.
Literally , I don’t understand- when you lose weight you can be the same person you were before just skinnier
@@maiabirkbeck9655 imo she's right.
It's not possible to lose weight and to not come out a better person.
So she's actually saying she would rather not be better.
If she lost a good bit of timber, She’d be thin and stupid, rather than fat and thick..... A small step in the right direction.
I’ve only just seen this interview and although I think Katie Hopkins has gone below the belt with some of her previous comments in interviews, she comes across really well on this interview and makes her point well without being offensive
I loathe Katie Hopkins., but I’m with her on this one!
GGritsun me too
GGritsun Me too...Sigh...
Same
Love Katie
Needed a shower after sayin this but I do agree with her
“I fink I come across well spoken” - nailed it 😂
Darren Strange my first thought!
Darren Strange .... I fink I’ll have another box of donuts for my tea🍩🍩🤔🤔
Darren Strange 👍
“I NEVER!” 😂😂🙈
'Got my GCSEs and everythink'
As controversial as she is, Katie has it spot on here. Obesity is costing the UK billions of pounds every year. This girl is not curvy, she is OBESE! The sooner people start being honest with themselves and with everyone else, the sooner they can start making positive changes for themselves and for this country's healthcare system.
This.
Ayrsawft
Life is like a box of chocolates- it doesn't last as long for fat people
spongeboynumber1 . . . "Billions", not quite. I agree with everything else you said, though. I would add, smokers cost more, drinkers cost more, and there are far more important issues than obesity. But of course, the media would rather focus on fatties, than real issues that effect everyone.
Obesity is the physical reflection of our society today. And our society must be rotten.
I Was Right Once
Smokers may cost more but that is not the point of this argument and you know it is not.
Love Katie! Read about her Life, then you realise that she was very soft and gentle on the young lady….
Hollie Willoughby saying it’s unfair and superficial that someone gets a job based on their looks is hilarious 😆
She knows
I think Hollie has a bit of a clown face.
Holly lying out loud to receive no feedback later on. Katie spot on here, still stands today.
I think Jay is prettier facially though.
Still got a bong eye though!
Say whatever you like about Katie. She expresses what most people secretly think but are afraid to agree with.
This video was a decade ago. I really hope, in light of what unbridled “tolerance” has done - that we all move past this degenerate trend. Truth is truth.
I love Katie
She is all about the need for personal responsibility, who would argue against that?
Imagine calling someone fat in the UK now. The most woke western country in the world. You would be cancelled. You can't fat shame anymore, you can't shame porno stars who like to think it's ok to be into pornography as long as it's called Onlyfans. They wear the badge of honour as an Onlyfans stars and will happily tell the world how much they make whoring themselves out.
I can't stand Katie
Katie is actually being polite and is being 100% fair here.
Everyone wants to be outraged but no one wants to be held to account
Katie is authentic, funny and accurate!
No she's not lmao
@@meganwatson2491Katie is a brilliant sit down Karen
@@rossmccabe3667 Katie is a Karen lmao. Shut up. She judges people based on names ffs
I have worked with two overweight women at different times who were of similar size to this young woman. Both were incredibly slow in their work. One was so slow at walking that others had to stop every few metres to wait for her if there was conversing happening. She sweated prolificly and was a third of my age. The other presented well but constantly had an odour about her. Everyone tried to be pleasant and understanding of their weight, but the truth is, they both were a burden to the work flow and it was a relief when they left their positions. They struggled to do their jobs. It's unpleasant, and one feels embarrassed for them when they are unnaturally huffing and puffing over easy everyday activities. I wouldn't employ a morbidly obese person after these experiences.
“They accused me of being in KFC” 😭😭
When I was in McDonalds lol
she was in greggs getting sausages rolls
Howling!! Hahaha!!
i believe her, she wouldnt have got through the door
I'm sorry but as the interviewer I don't think I would have been able to hold back the laughter. They accused her of being in KFC. It's so mean but so funny🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
6 hours a week, wow, a true workaholic, and she can’t come into work on time… what an asset to any company.
hahahahaha good 1
cmon use your brain single mothers normally have children that require looking after therfore cannot work full time
I wasn't sure if I even heard that right. 6 hours a week?? And this was 11 years ago..
That's less than one hour a day.
@@tommytwotoes3880 more time off than the ships cat
"To me I wasn't late". That's classic.
"They accused me of being in KFC" 😂😂😂😂😂
@@beewalk34 Much rather be accused of being in Weight Watchers.
I like how you've posted almost an identical comment from two different accounts. 😂 Don't even try to deny it tinajones/teejay. 💀
@@EchoTru24 Oh, hello again! Glad you like it. I like how you like to post identical comments too. We do live in fun and exciting times, don't we? 👍🌞
@tinajones5641 Hello again. Yes I did that in an entirely ironic way. Exciting times indeed.
I have a THYROID PROBLEM. I take a tiny eltroxin pill.
I'm thin.
I also walk the dog, swim, go to dancercise.
The hormone problem is solvable
Not for everyone dear. We are all different.
@@jowar1949yeah some people like to stuff their face and do sod all and some don't
I don't get why we pander to obese people. It annoys me that it gets put into the same kind of bracket as race, gender and sexuality issues - all things we have no control over. Being fat we DO have control over, however. Just eat more healthily and start exercising. In 99% of cases fatness is just the embodiment of laziness, so I can see why she isn't getting employed.
+Simon Edmonds Is that 99% figure an absolute? It most certainly isn't as cut and dry as that.
Stop making excuses for fat people
+Simon Edmonds Being fat isn't about being lazy it's about eating as a way to fill emotional voids. Just watch long term transformation videos and their stories. Cure the root cause and the fat melts away.
+Paul Brady My brother was fat, not because he was lazy, but rather he had a difficult time losing weight, even though he was eating healthier foods.
Who doesn't like to eat? He certainly did, and initially did eat more of the wrong foods (junk food), Became more depressed, and so, like you at more, but he wasn't lazy in the first instance. Like the overweight Provincial Minister of Health - Sarah Hoffman, in Alberta, Dominion of Canada, he was a go-getter and high achiever - so not lazy by any stretch of the imagination. Like you he was bullied - not sure if it were completely down to weight or because of the colour of his skin - or both!
+Brianne Burns Yeah, I agree fat isn't about being lazy and it's about using eating (eating of junk food) to fill emotional voids.
When she said she was accused of being in kfc, Katie's look was just priceless
when minutes lol
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@@Otto-mq8lg1:28
"6 hours a week" is not a job, it's a hobby.
6 hours a week doing HIIT would be out of the question for her though wouldn’t it? 😂
Tbh If you were a single mother and could only do 6 hours a week around child care ... that’s a job. If your “fully able to work” that’s less that one days work in my job
Sill a job, even if you work 3 hours a week. If you pay your taxes then it is a job. Period
@@RobizGaming2024 I spend more than six hours a week at the gym and another 6 hours doing house work, what does she do when her kids are at school, I wouldn’t want to know
She might’ve been a dinner lady. In my primary we had dinner ladies that cooked the food and some that only served. She didn’t specify her job
Katie your a star, 100 % correct
YOU'RE, not your
6 hours a week is not a “job”
Martin..I agree..I do 6hrs before lunch..everyday and I'm 61!!!
Caroline Marley exactly I work 7 hours every day she is just lazy
i work 5 hours a week and still make bank, u just chose the wrong job🤷♂️
@@dedydavid5172 what do you work as if you don’t mind me asking, I’m just intrigued
I work Monday Wednesday and Friday for 7 hours
Love Katies honesty. Wish we still lived in a sane world where people were honest with each other and ourselves.
Well said
I bet Erica is slim!
@@nicolakeane4995 I'm 6'3 and go from 215 to 235.. I am critical of myself and work to be disciplined. I am getting older now past 40 so my metabolism is NOT what it used to be for sure but I try and stay lean. The biggest hurdle for me was realizing the difference between being hungry and bored or just eating because it was a certain time of day. If I am not hungry, I do not eat. Over time I realized my body would let me know when I am hungry. So I allow myself to become hungry. I noticed most people I interact with do NOT do this. And remember if you are already overweight then your body will go into a state where it is eating your fat stores and that is a good thing. Smaller portions. Eat what you need not what you have always eaten (proportion wise), if you are not expending a lot of calories working hard then keep that in mind.
Honestly it's so refreshing to hear someone talking common sence,
Well done to Katie for being brutally honest and completely factual couldn’t fault 1 thing she said 💯
I thought Katie was polite and supportive in all that she said.
I'm like the other, 6 hours a week. 75 minutes a day.
This lady needs to wake up and smell the coffee.
She doesn't want to lose weight.
@@m0ulart Don't be ridiculous, coffee fumes don't have any calories. 🤣
@@LewieLewayof course the coffee fumes don't have calories. Who ever would think that?
😂😂😂😂
Katie was rather gentle with this lady. Usually, she doesn’t hesitate to bulldoze certain people 😂
I'm not overweight and have a good range of skills but had to apply for 20+ jobs before I was successful. On the interview feedback (which I asked for), I did my best to make changes ti give me a better chance. I feel for people who struggle with weight issues and know people who have weight issues but I have to say they are all in work!
This isn't about her weight.....she's a very difficult person, and this is her on her best behaviour
yes, she wouldn't have got fired for not being able to work cause her daughter was sick. There were other reasons for sure
And she is not that articulate either.
Just the way she speaks annoys me too much to employ her
Its called victimising 😂😂
It's called not being able to get rid of that council estate speak...
"They said i was in KFC, I wasn't" lol
+Ricardo Warner "They said I was stealing cakes, and I *wasn't*" www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2300962/Obese-Jay-Cole-went-This-Morning-complain-fat-job-caught-stealing-cakes.html
No idea.. None at all. This is a first for me
+Ricardo Warner ... most likely she WAS there.
lol
+Ricardo Warner you know she was. lol
"To me I wasn't late."
Love how she says that like its opinion based. She either was or she wasn't 😂
she's a scientist, she understands the relativity of spacetime! ;)
You don’t get it. In her eyes, she wasn’t late nor at KFC.
Right there she has shown how she thinks. And it's always someone else's fault.
A dumbed down apathic woke generation of softies who are easily offended, take more than they give and never take responsibility....yeahhh this world is going to be OK in the future... 🙄
Dont forget, someone also saw her at KFC when she was supposed to be at work. Seriously, 6 hours a week ans she can't be on time, how would she handle a full time job?
When I was 23 stone I didn’t realise what I couldn’t do
I’ve now gotten down to 14 stone and I’m a totally different person when it comes to fatigue, energy, get up and go etc
I don’t think it’s right to refuse a job because of someone’s weight but hiring people who are healthier does make sense
You absolutely can’t compare obesity to someone’s skin color or disability!
What the fuck has skin colour got to do with anything
Dazdaz Dazdaz because the woman referenced it
Dazdaz Dazdaz racism
I know! She can change her weight.
Exactly you cannot change skin colour or being born disabled but she can stop shovelling pies down her throat
I died "someone said I was in kfc and I wasn't" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
BPTV Yh that made me chuckle a lil bit😂
Yeah bloody outrageous, she was in subway obviously!
I’m pretty sure she was in McDonald’s
It wasn’t, it was Burger King
Nope five guys
Well spoken? Anyone that says, "anythink", instead of "anything", can not declare that they are well spoken
Phillip Adams thank god someone has mentioned this 😂
@@mimismith4177 it annoys the hell out of me whenever I hear anyone say it. Unfortunately, it is becoming more common, especially with the likes of programs such as Towie, etc. that is just full of people that, may not be thick as shit but don't half sound like they are, saying it
@@Jenny-uu8tf I know. What can I say? lol
Phillip Adams You sound like the grammar polis ya stuck up bawbag.
‘I passed the mental maths test, she never’ - wow
Lost me in her first two minutes, always a victim. Your mindset is reflected in your size. 6 hours a week is not employment, you never had a day off work because you never actually worked a day…….wow.
I have an under active thyroid and I just watch what I eat, exercise and eat healthy. I am no where near her weight. It’s just excuses.
Correct 👍
She also has pcos which makes it more hard on top of hypothyroidism. Keep in mind everyone’s body and disorders might not react the same way yours do.
Same ..have thyroid problem. But i watch what i eat , excersise , im in college at weknds and work full time. Tbh its about choice . I choose to be healthy and be motivated .
binky bailou yep. But it depends on the person. It affects people differently.
Tbh jodie thyroid issues are all varied . We have them all in my family..but tbh shes over weight . And i dont always agree with katy hopkins but i certainly do here. This woman has no interest in work.
“I fink I’m well-spoken” 🤣
😂
Fucking golden
Lol😂
She fought so.
She literally said “wewh” instead of well…
So she had a job, 6 hours a week. Jesus how did she cope, thats a long week.
😂😂😂
Laughed out loud, I’m doing eight hours a day just in college!
Jesus Christ is amazing and he loves you
*6 hours a week and still managed to be late*
😂😂😂
It was a job with a very long lunch break.
It’s EXACTLY the same as ‘if you turn up for a job interview scruffy then I won’t give you the job’ presentation is key
I worked with a very obese nurse and i had to do double the work because she couldn't keep up. She was always calling in sick as well. She was always complaining of feeling unwell, dizzy and in pain. It just didn't work. She also had a very peculiar smell. Essentially, she was ineffective at work.
She probably felt sick because she had run out of pies to eat.
Being morbidly obese or obesity full stop is UNHEALTHY. it’s not “who you are” just like anorexia is unhealthy.
Absolutely - there is a stubbornness in the obese, but if there is a choice between the fit and the fat in terms of hire for employment, then the choice will be with the person who looks as if they can make the effort to look presentable. There are options and having a thyroid condition is not an excuse to prevent weight control.
anorexia is a mental illness this is just pure laziness
I think it’s fine to be obese if that’s what they say they want to be, but they shouldn’t be claiming benefits and taking tax payer money because they’re to fat!
@Missy boo yes!!! being a little chubby or chunky is ok but when extremely obese people say that it's healthy and part of who they are it's just worrying 😔
The ignorance in this comment section 💀 wow! So first you don’t listen, then you don’t read and THEN you pass unnecessary, fat phobic judgement based on your own “feelings” about obesity. If you’re not obese please stay out of obese people’s business 🙏🏽 go be skinny in peace
When I was a teacher there was a girl who came for a teaching assistant job who was as heavy as this young woman. She was too big to sit close to the tables where the kids were working, too heavy for the small chairs and panted and struggled to breathe when she bent down low or sat on the floor to play with the kids. She lasted a week in the job.
I have a very obese son, he can't even wipe his a..e, excuse my language, and has to have a shower after toilet visits....let alone getting something off the floor...It is woeful. I wouldn't employ a fat person, simply because you have to have heavy duty everything.
Exactly, well put
Good thing she could not get close to the kids. They would have passed out from the hockey bag stink.
Probably because she had to work with someone as judgemental and condescending as yourself, to be truthful.
Not good for your health are you not botherd
Katie is absolutely right.
She thinks being fat is a personality trait
It's 'who I am'
6000 languages and you decided to speak facts...
It is.......
It’s this stupid sense of entitlement that she has. She’s not taking it seriously. She’s speaking out of both sides of her mouth. One point, she says she’s too fat to be hired; on the other hand she says she’s not going to change anything. Her “ovaries” aren’t causing her disability. She doesn’t want to work. She wants to be on tv and get her dough (no pun intended 😂) from social media.
Holly Willoughby wouldn't be on TV if she was 20 stone.
Exactly
Yeah think it's where the word eye candy comes from
So what about Alison Hammond? How is she different to Holly Willoughby?
But she’s not 20 stone. She has pride in her health and appearance.
@@emmylou4522 ..She's generally used as a side comedy act. A poor one at that. She'd never take over as a main presenter of a show like this. EVER.
She really doesn't understand the principle of self responsibility.
Modern Britain unfortunately, all rights no responsibility.
She may do - but she doesn’t need to - because she’s worked out that failing to get jobs means she can live on benefits looking after her kid - for years - whilst we all pay to look after her
It's the 2020s generation
Im sorry....Im 57...I realize that if I went up against a 24 year old, they would get the job before me....And that's ok....She needs to understand and accept that if a slimmer person and her were going up against the same job, she wouldn't stand a chance...It's self denial to think otherwise...
@@spignetti your probably more likely to get it if I’m honest
Well said Katie, truth hurts for some.
I went to an interview with stitches in my knee after a serious road accident NOT my fault same day as interview. Employer was impressed as they immediately saw my work ethic & reliability
My car was rear-ended going to the interview and I was twenty minutes late. I gave the interviewer the police report number and my car had the damages. I was hired right then.
Great idea. Next time I go for a job interview I'm coming in with a leg cast.
Well done !
I have pcos and a very underactive thyroid and in early menopause and I work hard at keeping my weight down...its not impossible and it can be done if u have determination...Katie is right here
Addisons disease here! So many health problems with it , too many to name! I go to the gym every other day literally! 21 miles of cardio yesterday! 39 years old 124 i was 280 4 years ago, That girl has too many ecuses
Eat less food. I doubt very much she fasts or hits the gym 5 times a week.
I bet she sits eating crisps and chocolate
Same! I don't like Katie but she is correct here. I have PCOS but work hard and my weight is half her size. The fact that she doesn't think it's a good idea to lose weight to get a job let alone be healthy enough to stay alive for her daughter is beyond me. The logic ain't there!
It’s nothing to do with her weight. It’s her mindset.
Also it’s not like they expect her or need her to be skinny. Losing a portion of the weight would go very far for her health and professional image
I hate to say it, but I agree with Katie Hopkins here
Why do you hate to say it?
Mehmet Sarica Because she's awful and I typically disagree with everything she says.
Same
Same here. Of course she shouldn't not be hired based on her size but re client contact, can actually understand it. Regardless, for health reasons what possible reason could she have for not wanting to lose weight. I mean this 'i shouldn't have to change' thing is so ridiculous. How are you on benefits but that big unless you're eating nothing but junk. She can actually change her weight - as Hopkins says - its totally within her remit to change her fortunes and its not difficult or complicated.
same she can loose weight it may be hard but it would improve her life an self esteem along with getting a job
I could get her a job tomorrow. Agency admin cover. They call up and they get who they get. If she is truly hard working she will have chance to prove it when working on agency for that company and one of them where the job may become permanent will offer her the job because she’s already trained and has proved she can do it and do it well.
Some people think they’re better than the job they’re able to do and they’re argumentative about it. She comes across as one of those kind of people.
I can’t believe that there’s someone out there who needs to listen to Katy Hopkins’ advice but here we are.
This is the real world, and Katie was absolutely bang on with everything that she said.
The only time we all agreed to Katie Hopkins
El _dutchman I don’t
Freya Jones cause your a fatty boom boom obvs
El _dutchman - i dont agree with you and Katie either !
@@fantabidoze fat bastard
@@ADTGuitars @Danny ahaha you guys
Wow, the fat acceptance and logic is strong here. Are you going to tell me that someone who weighs over 300 lbs is going to be as efficient as someone who weighs 160lbs? Please. How can I expect someone to take care of the job I give them when they can't even take care of themselves?
Kody B "Well it depends on said job?" That doesn't sound very motivating. I wouldn't hire an unmotivated person either. If she was motivated then she would try any job she could get and do her best to keep it.
Maybe her goal in life was to become fat and if so then she has succeeded well and you should hire her because she obviously is a well motivated person.
MobyfromDick So her goal in life was to be fat knowing all the health risks involved? I wouldn't consider being motivated to be unhealthy a proper motivation. Would you?
Kody B Mmmmmm, so rife with fat logic. Again, I'm not going to hire a person who is unmotivated in keeping themselves healthy. If you think about it, all you are trying to do is justify reasons for these people to continue killing themselves.
Kody B Nice, so you really don't care about these people after all. Besides, if it's a fat person then they are never going to catch up to me. ;)
I like Katie she said what we all think unfiltered.
"I didn't have a day off in a year..." Well, you actually did because you never even worked a day in a year. You worked only 6 hours a week! Good grief.
Not to mention she was working in a school. So they don’t get traditional annual leave as they get all of the holidays and half terms off. If you add all of those days up it means she had about 70 work days off 😂.
I get loads of annual leave at my job because I’ve been there so long, 35 days. I’m often jokingly accused of never being in work. Can you imagine if I took twice as much leave?!
Plus it was a school job. Most schools are shut for 13 weeks a year. Yes teachers and support staff sometimes attend the school while the pupils are on holiday, but dinner ladies don't.
She clearly works on the canteen
I never thought I would say this. It's hard to admit it. I agree with Katie Hopkins. A sentence I thought should never have been formed ever.
I don't think fat people should be given benefits for being fat but It's how fucking rude Katy Hopkins is most of the time which makes me want to disagree with everything that comes out of her mouth.
+Bender Bending Rodríguez Fat slugs believe that we tax payers should pay for their feckless life style.
+Julie Miles I completely agree with you. I just can't fucking stand Katie Hopkins hahaha.
+John Calvin I know it's unnecessary i don't get how they're considered disabled either.
+Ayrsawft Is that because she rubs you the wrong way or because you refuse to admit that Britain has a Muslim problem?
“Why should I change who I am?”
The fact she isn’t willing to accept that she is fat because of her own actions means there is no helping her.
More like lack thereof (actions).
She clearly does not understand that everyone has to change to get a job. We cannot be our usual slobby, sweary selves at work.
You can't get that size without dramatically overeating and moving. Noone is asking her to get skinny. You know someone of that weight is not reasonably fit and healthy enough to be an efficient worker.
@@jamara3330 Psh tell that to Motley Crue.
@Prasanta Rajkumar To your point one would assume you will have a hard time getting your resume (CV) passed the first clown in Human Resources, assuming they place your application in the immigrant pile based on your name, hardly an English name just saying.
It would be nice if Katie could get one thought out without being interrupted.
Life isn’t fair
She isn't qualified in anything. Level 2 Diploma is hardly anything. You can achieve that in a couple of months. She has attitude.
I have a level 2 diploma in music and that wasn't easy but I do think she should've gone further for a level 3
Her diploma was probably in food tech
pia madison I have level 2 diploma it is pretty easy but its good on your CV for jobs I’m doing level 3 health&social care which looks so much better on CV, think it’s equivalent to a qualification
You get level 2 when you know how to write your own name.
It took me 2 years to get one in human sciences but go off I guess
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When Katie says to her "....as a small business as we are....."
for one horrible minute I thought she might add ".....you might not 'FIT IN' "
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Same !! 😂😂😂
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I did as well, I honestly thought she was going to say the office space wouldn't accommodate her size!!
Nailed it!
It's not discrimination, it's common sense. No one chooses to be obese, if she doesn't have the discipline and work ethic to maintain a healthy weight, which is entirely for her own benefit, then how would she be able to apply herself for anyone else?
But she DOES choose to be obese, otherwise she wouldn't keep shovelling food into herself..
By stuffing down massive quantities of French fried and chocolate cake everyday, she does make her choice!
99/100 times, being obese is a CHOICE. I have information and statistics on my side.
99/100 times, being obese is a CHOICE. I have information and statistics on my side.
Katie Hopkins is bang on!!!! The world isn’t fair! You can’t change skin colour or race, you can’t change a disability, you can lose weight!
And the fact she only achieved 12 interviews in 5 years says everything, she claimed to have applied for lots of jobs and didn’t get an interview, they didn’t know her size based on her CV, so she wasn’t getting an interview for most of the jobs she went for based on her qualifications, not her weight. Whether it’s right or not, appearance counts in any business! So if you want to get ahead, YOU make the changes you need to, don’t expect the world to make changes to accommodate you!
I run a small construction company and overweight would be a safety risk. We work in very strenuous conditions. Some of our work involves going up in attics with extreme hot temperatures in the summer and limited spaces. I run a crew of 12 guys and all are in good shape. If I see anyone applying that looked like her, it would not be in their best interest, or mine, to work with us.
Make the tea
Her previous job was a dinner lady. The irony.
Obviously got fed up with dinner lady job
She meant to say she was a lady who ate many dinners.
Why are they called dinner ladies when the serve lunch?? Keeps me awake a night!
@@chrisoliver6690 I know right I think common people call lunch 'dinner' x
During the war we never went for lunch old boy /but we did have dinner time and yes we were poor ish 🤔 xx ps I'm only 61
"I passed the maths test and she neva" Thank goodness it wasn't an English test.
@@sarahbridges-q6x Yes my mistake, I feel so stupid 🤦
That’s her accent
Thanks god it was a mental maths test and not a physical one
Rest in peace English ⚰️
@@MrTommytyler omg at first glance I thought you were saying RIP cos the girls. Died from being obese
Well ,I agree ,the KFC comment cracked me up 😂
It’s fascinating to see how society has changed within 10 years. This sort of discussion would never fly these days and if it did everyone would be attacking Katie for being “fat phobic”
@Cheyanne Pierce yeah and notice how the presenters aren’t completely afraid to imply she should lose weight. It’s almost like she’s on the defensive most of the time and having to justify her life choices.
Nowadays no one would dare say anything like that and Katie would intead be the one on the defensive the entire time.
They are still talking about obese people having to pay for two airplane tickets.
“Fat phobic” What a load of tosh. I’m anorexic phobic too if that’s allowed… Am I allowed to find healthy weight people attractive?
I remember this at the time, Katie was attacked.
@@bostonblackie9503 The correct spelling is aeroplanes here in the UK; it's not 'airplanes', unless you're American. Please use and preserve our English language and avoid adopting unnecessary Americanisms. xx
I'm completely with Katie on this one.
Weight has nothing to do with it there’s a lot of obese people where I work that have been there for at least 30 years and longer I’m a thin guy and I haven’t been there as long.
What a huge conk though
Fat people do stink though. Gross
With Katie on everything
No shit
This is probably the most respectful I have EVER seen Katie! So surprising!
Yup, hate to admit I actually agreed with her here.
I honestly believe that Katie's "bitch" persona is a bit of a farce to gain views, as is the schtick of show business. You'll probably find she's more docile and reasonable behind closed doors.
@Don't call me Clown, Moustache I do agree with you and there's an interview that she and Candace Owens did on PragerU that shows she's really sweet, just very firm in her beliefs.
Agreed, i thought she would destroy big turbo but she was respectful
@Stephen Duffy 😂😂😂
“I stayed on at school until I was 19…. Stone”🤣
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For once i kinda agree with Katie Hopkins because first impressions do matter and no matter what people say looks do matter whether that is fair or not
You know she's in the wrong when she compared her fat to race and disability
Understand both sides but she is being discriminated against and she won't get the job
@@Prieze868 Well on the other hand she cannot force someone who doesn't want her to hire her. I mean I myself with a university digree and with my postgraduate thesis on the way of grading and yet I am currently working temporarily in a tiny crepe shop with loads of work for minimum wage.
It is a tough market out there and sometimes appearance is yet another qualification that we need to fill (at least in certain jobs). But from what I see she also doesn't come across as "outspoken" as she claims and as the other woman said the fact that she is unemployed for long unfortunately counts against her or that she was dismissed from her job for whatever reason. Unfortunately employers also look at those details.
I don't agree ,all three are discrimination based.in the competition for jobs .
@@analesia7cassels16 Fatness is a factor that might be harming the employee while working challenging jobs as well as disabilities might often lead in difficult situations in workplace for instance a person with some mental issue cannot help himself if they have difficulties adjusting so their colleagues might find themselves with extra loads of work to cover for their college who has the issue (again not because it is their fault or anything) so the owners often make decisions not to hire people with disability or obesity because they want the most efficient workers for their companies. For the same reason they are often hesitant to hire someone who is of older age etc.
Is it unfair? At many cases it certainly is but it is often true that certain workplaces cannot afford having employees that have health issues because the workplace is difficult to work into. Often making assumptions about your future employee is wrong but people who hire others for so long do detect some patterns and they use them
Fair or not.
I was rejected by jobs that required physical labor because I am short woman so the employers make the assumption that on average petite women cannot pull this through and in a way they are right. They have no way of knowing how physically strong I am as a person and they do not want to risk injury.
What is more I certainly will not be as efficient as a man who has double my size and mass in muscle and bone so for a physical job to get their maximum result they would pick the other person instead of me. Sometimes it is just cold logic that speaks.
It’s still discrimination that was actually a valid point. Discrimination is wrong but I admire Katie Hopkins for being so honest - many employers will not hire fat people.
When they can’t win the argument, they start to shout and talk over the other person!
You can’t argue with stupid! Even if she ‘finks’ she’s well spoken!
Love Katie, says it as it is! ❤
Katie being brave and talking sense again.
"You wouldn't ask someone to change their skin colour" what a ridiculous comparison. Maybe it's because you say silly things like that you can't get a job.
Same with a disability you don't choose to have a disability it's a stupid comparison
dan bounds The worst part was when she tried to tell everyone that she understands the problems than an employer faces. She doesn't know the first thing about running a business, or having people on payroll, accountability, e.c.t.
She wouldn't know the first thing about running in general.
Noj Jon Zzzzing!
LOL
One look at her and I see "trouble". I'm with Katie on this - employing this person would be a trojan horse to every personal issue on the planet.
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Agreed. Also katie didn’t say it but Holly wouldn’t have her job if she were 22 stone. She wouldn’t have got thru the door 🙈
@@grimacemcdonald1 It wasn’t outright said, but the looks exchanged between Kate and Holly said it all without words. That’s why Holly was a bit shy
@@grimacemcdonald1 wish she said it would have been great
I work for a National Charity on a part-time basis (I'm semi-retired). I'm sorry to say I've seen several youngsters arrive with us, looking for a job, and most of them have been utterly hopeless. One girl (about 20 years old) was with us for a total of 5 weeks, ringing in sick for at least one day *every* week. And on one particular week, it was 2 days, a Tuesday and a Thursday. One other - a quite overweight but very pleasant girl - just could not arrive at work on time. Her starting time was 09.30 in the morning, and she lived within walking distance. She was habitually late almost every day.....
The woman made her case and was allowed to speak without interruption. When Katie strts to speak, she interrupts constantly. I wouldn't employ her even if she was eight stones: she has no manners.
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You Brit’s crack me up with this “stone” stuff. G-d Bless yas.
@@mumbles215 you fellas are all pounds, aren't you? But at least we still agree on feet and inches 👍
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@@mumbles215
Are you a freemason?
6 hours a week? That's less than 1 hour a day, and was still accused of being late? Lol