Women Reveal Times They Were Severely Underestimated

Being a woman definitely has its perks. We can wear whatever we want, cry whenever we want, and sleep with whoever we want — Just kidding, in that case, we'd be called "easy." But seriously it is 2021, a woman no longer strives to simply marry rich, they are smart, strong, and independent boss bitches. It has become increasingly clear that women are more than capable to support themselves, as well as their husbands and families, It is time the service world catches up as well.

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Redditor u/teacherspet5859438e asked the 'Women of Reddit' to share their most bizarre experience being basically ignored when it came to customer service. There were far too many responses to fit them all, but I managed to filter through them and find the ones that really made me go "Darn you toxic masculinity!" Prepare to feel a little fire igniting inside you as well.
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How bizarre is this? It's not even her husband, yet the worker feels that the only way to fully explain what he is doing, there needs to be a man there. Honestly, he has a point, women are sooo emotional. If he said two words she would probably cry her heart out.
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