I’m my area’s ‘hottest hospitality worker’ – I find it weird guys don’t hit on me more, but I think I know the reason | The Sun

ONE female hospitality worker has declared herself the "hottest" in her area, but men haven't noticed as much.

She admitted people don't hit on her when polishing dishes at work, and she thinks she knows why.


Ashleigh Blake (@ashleighhblake) posted a video of her and her friend Kate Powell (@katepowell28) on duty at the restaurant.

She smiled into the camera and said: "Isn't it weird that guys don't hit on us at work?"

Shell earrings dangled from her ears to match the choker around her neck.

Her hair was pulled back, and her face was bare without a lick of makeup.

Kate grabbed the phone from Ashleigh and responded: "Right? We're literally so pretty."

The video switched to show both girls in their element during a lull at the establishment.

Both of them were wearing their uniform black T-shirts and distressed shorts.

Kate was leaning against the counter while Ashleigh was wiping a glass clean with her dish towel.

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"Us at work," Ashleigh proclaimed, hinting at their lack of attractiveness while performing their shift tasks.

And Ashleigh believed their slouched stances don't invite men either.

Even still, Ashleigh labeled her and Kate "the Wharf's hottest hospo workers."

Viewers agreed that the girls were still appealing despite their on-duty looks.

"Stunners," one woman wrote, while another admitted: "I stand like that too."

Followers tagged their friends they knew slouched the same as Ashleigh and Kate.

"A whole mood," a fan commented.

One fellow hospitality worker exclaimed: "Me."


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