Tyre shop charges women's lib supporters extra
A tyre shop owner in the 1970s implemented a 10% surcharge on customers who supported the women's liberation movement, claiming only 2% of women were 'graduating to ladies'. The business owner defended this discriminatory pricing, stating he was serious about the policy and encouraging other employers to take similar action against the women's liberation movement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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