Woman dresses down then gets dolled up to see how people react to her differently.

Wowzers.

In the "ugly" version she says it a lot differently though, she's like demanding a cake/ride almost.

I've been trying to find that song. What is it?

See how shallow society has gotten?
Looks are now apparently all that matter :\

On Thursday 6/2/11 - 5:56:02 PM Rabbitears wrote: See how shallow society has gotten? Looks are now apparently all that matter :

This.

Wow! I didn't think she was going to get a free ride what so ever.

....and this is new because....?
Pretty people have always had it easy.

I just learned so much :D lolz interesting video it's kinda of pathetic though how the same woman couldn't get somethings cause she wasn't gorgeous.

... THERE IS NO HOPE FOR ME

On Thursday 6/2/11 - 11:05:15 AM Swolf_Think wrote: In the "ugly" version she says it a lot differently though, she's like demanding a cake/ride almost.

But also this.

On Thursday 6/2/11 - 11:05:15 AM Swolf_Think wrote: In the "ugly" version she says it a lot differently though, she's like demanding a cake/ride almost.

Would have been much better to say and do the exact same things each time.

If you've ever read "dress for Success" this really shouldn't surprise you.

My favorite (in the original book) was the competing for a door wearing different color overcoats. In the black, most people would open the door for him. in the camel, not only would they push past him, but in one instance the other guy actually punched him in the face. This over just the color of a coat.

It makes a difference what color you wear and how you dress in how people respond to you. I think because of that, it'd be hard to script a conversation - the other person is going to respond differently. I think the only one she didn't do reasonably fair was the bus - she should have tried just walking on with a smile as plain girl.

On Thursday 6/2/11 - 7:11:54 PM Menalippe wrote: ....and this is new because....? Pretty people have always had it easy.

This.

She wasn't even that plain..

I should start wearing a suit everywhere.

This is dumb. First of all she looks hot both ways. In fact the only difference is in one her skirt is a lot shorter. Which doesn't make her sexier but trashier. Second of all she asked for a free ride when she was 'plain looking' but just walked on in the sexy version. I'm sure if she asked the second time the driver wouldn't have said yes either.

I've certainly noticed this, probably the strongest reason I like hanging out with attractive people

I've also noticed that people call me "sir" a lot more if I'm wearing a peacoat versus a hoodie, haha

I'm not really surprised, but even less so because of the way she asks.

When she's dressed plainly, her way of asking is quite rude. She just straight-up asks if she can have a free [whatever], whereas when she's dressed more sexily, she has a lot more charisma. It's not just about how she looks, but how she interacts with people.

Just ask anyone who's ever worked in retail; looking nice doesn't mean jack sh*t if you act like a snobby moron.

On Sunday 6/12/11 - 7:39:47 PM Koto wrote: I'm not really surprised, but even less so because of the way she asks. When she's dressed plainly, her way of asking is quite rude. She just straight-up asks if she can have a free [whatever], whereas when she's dressed more sexily, she has a lot more charisma. It's not just about how she looks, but how she interacts with people. Just ask anyone who's ever worked in retail; looking nice doesn't mean jack sh*t if you act like a snobby moron.

Exactly. She could've slipped onto the bus like she did when dressed sexy if she hadn't gone up and flat out asked for a free ride. She was too bias for the results favoring the sexy type for this experiment to have been accurate.

On Thursday 6/2/11 - 7:11:54 PM Menalippe wrote: ....and this is new because....? Pretty people have always had it easy.

and this

I must admit though, I think pretty girls have it easier.