I’m a Hooters girl – other women talk smack about us but it’s because we see their men every day
A GROUP of Hooters girls says there is a reason certain women don’t like them.
Their sexy uniforms and client-facing jobs bring out the green-eyed monster.
Despite what people think, Gracie Raye (@gracie.raye14) loves working as a server at the chain restaurant known for its scantily clad employees.
She posted a video along with two of her co-workers to shut down the haters who come for her job.
“When b****es talk s*** about us working at Hooters, but it’s because we see their man every day,” she began.
The jab was meant to point out that those judgmental women are simply jealous of the servers’ proximity to their boyfriends and husbands, who clearly frequent the restaurant.
Wearing the classic tiny orange shorts with the fitted, low-cut logo top, the three blondes looked confident and unbothered by the criticism.
Men in the comments said they were eager for a Hooters night out with the model-esque girls.
“Wait, where did you say you’re located?” one person inquired.
“Can I order all three?” another joked.
“And I’ll see y’all again tomorrow,” chimed in a third.
Although most Hooters girls are known for their model-like figures, another group of women is changing that stereotype.
After they showed off how good their plus-size bodies look in the classic skimpy uniform, the public begged to know which Hooters location they work at and said they hope the restaurant chain will hire more servers like them.
While it’s unclear if Cordelia Crow (@pole.thick1) and her friends actually work at Hooters, viewers are praying that they do.
In their video, the four women stood arm in arm, with their full busts and thick bottoms on display, as they danced along to Will.I.Am’s song Chunky.
The smiles and laughs on their faces proved they were clearly proud of how they looked.
And others were too.
“OMG YES! Now that’s the way Hooters is supposed to be. Please tell me if this is a real location,” one person pleaded, to which another agreed, “Damn where’s this Hooters location,” alongside fire emojis.
Another joked that the women were the perfect snack: “Lol my kind of drumsticks.”
And a third simply agreed with the song’s sentiment about loving “chunky” girls: “I do.”