I work at Hooters & there are so many uniform rules we have to follow – I showed my exact getting-ready routine
BETWEEN upset customers and uniform requirements, working at Hooters isn’t always so easy breezy.
One franchise employee demonstrated how she prepares for a shift in her recent “get ready with me” video.
Some restaurants have one uniform they require servers to wear, while others have more options.
Hooters has multiple variations of their employee merchandise, but the staff doesn’t necessarily get to choose.
The famed franchise requires every server to wear certain outfits, which include mandatory pantyhose and makeup minimums.
Desiree Williams is an employee at one of the Texas locations.
She posted a video showing viewers her pre-shift routine.
Desiree holds up her orange uniform shorts and white jersey top.
“Hair must be styled,” she proclaims as she runs a three-barrel crimper through her hair.
Next, she begins working on her makeup.
Desiree already has false eyelashes on and pink eye shadow.
She places a few dots of concealer under her eyes and says: “Makeup must be done.”
The white V-neck jersey gets put on before anything else.
“Tights, shorts, and pouch must fit properly,” she explains.
On her chest, she pins her name tag onto the jersey.
Holding up a pair of crew socks and white sneakers, Desiree says: “Sock and these dusty shoes.”
People were shocked by how much effort it took her to get ready.
“Oh no, I wouldn’t work there,” one skeptical individual admitted.
Another baffled person added: “Bruh am i the only one that thinks this is weird to wear stuff like that at work.”
“I swear the making them shorts shorter and shorter,” an observationalist pointed out.