By 1940, drive-in car washes with girls in very little clothing had become popular in the United States.
This, of course, was met with both joy and anger, and in 1940 a woman from Dallas complained that she would not stare at female bones, but rather male bones!
The owners loved the idea and opened a similar laundry station with men in short shorts.
The woman thought it was wrong both socially and economically, but was not a feminist. On the contrary, she believed that men - and not women - needed to work.
Markus
__________________
My little lovely female cat
|