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Ski bro discrimination

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Segsxi
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Has anyone felt personally discriminated against for your lifestyle choices/ values that involve a lot of skiing. Maybe you look too bummy in public maybe you wear your pants or bib out on the way to mountain and stop by a grocery store and get scoffing looks as if you and your type and welcome. Perhaps you even are singled out on the hill for not wearing colorful clothes and looking like you do this way too much.


maybe it’s preventing you from getting into a stable living situation or even securing a good job because “we know your type doesn’t stick around long”

All in all I believe discrimination against many of us who have an extreme love for the sport. Anybody care to share their experience?
Jan 17 2020 9:19PM
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Titus69
Posts: 9329 - Karma: 17,826
A couple southerner customers have told me to cut my hair, i usually say i will when i feel like it, assuming they think im a stoner, i am and do need a haircut though.
Jan 17 2020 9:42PM
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STEEZUS_CHRI5T
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There were some dark chins next to me at the lift line. I told them their kind wasn’t welcome and to go use the T-Bar.


**This post was edited on Jan 18th 2020 at 2:51:41pm
Jan 18 2020 2:46PM
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JAHpow
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First world white kid problems
Jan 18 2020 2:49PM
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Snowgoner
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It’s possible to share “an extreme love for the sport” without looking like a nasty woOk.
Jan 18 2020 4:05PM
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iced
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nah I use deodorant and blow my smoke away from the kids thanks
Jan 20 2020 10:20PM
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SavageBiff
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Your issues aren’t caused by skiing
SegsxiHas anyone felt personally discriminated against for your lifestyle choices/ values that involve a lot of skiing. Maybe you look too bummy in public maybe you wear your pants or bib out on the way to mountain and stop by a grocery store and get scoffing looks as if you and your type and welcome. Perhaps you even are singled out on the hill for not wearing colorful clothes and looking like you do this way too much.


maybe it’s preventing you from getting into a stable living situation or even securing a good job because “we know your type doesn’t stick around long”

All in all I believe discrimination against many of us who have an extreme love for the sport. Anybody care to share their experience?
Jan 20 2020 10:31PM
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theabortionator
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Used to carpool to VT to setup rails at mt snkw till june. A bunch if oomus pouring out of a csr in snow pants and tall tees was always amusing. People are in full golf and boat mode and even if it was winter we looked like shady fucks.
Jan 20 2020 11:34PM
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PeppermillReno
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Shewlur...It’s possible to share “an extreme love for the sport” without looking like a nasty woOk.


True. But people who don’t work normal jobs often like to tell it to the world with their appearance be it piercings tats etc etc. ‘I ain’t tables bro I’m the chef.’
Jan 20 2020 11:50PM
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xxACIDTRIPxx
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Shewlur...It’s possible to share “an extreme love for the sport” without looking like a nasty woOk.


If you don’t look like a Wookiee and live in your truck you’re not core.
Jan 21 2020 12:20AM
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PeppermillReno
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HYP3R_REAL1TYIf you don’t look like a Wookiee and live in your truck you’re not core.


I tend to find dudes with long hair tend to be the biggest posers. Don’t rage at all.
Jan 21 2020 12:47AM
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No.Quarter
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I dunno man, when I was at peak ski bum and had my longest hair I definitely pulled the hardest with the ladies, it's for sure a type and if you can find the right girl she'll be all over the malnourished-adrenaline-junkie-ski-wook-unshaven-goofball look. You just gotta be true to your brand and it will all work out.

I cut my hair and now I get paid a lot more but have much harder time in this town finding girls who are into the clean cut look.
Jan 21 2020 2:19AM
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BigPurpleSkiSuit
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No.QuarterI cut my hair and now I get paid a lot more but have much harder time in this town finding girls who are into the clean cut look.

This so much
Jan 21 2020 8:59AM
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SavageBiff
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Define normal job
I’ve got tats and piercings and both my careers or what you would consider normal job
I do hear what you’re saying and agree though some people seem to fit their market and others don’t seem to market themselves well

. But people who don’t work normal jobs often like to tell it to the world with their appearance be it piercings tats etc etc. ‘I ain’t tables bro I’m the chef.’[/quote]
Jan 21 2020 10:29AM
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oldmanski
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You arent to far from Portland, OR. Keep it weird.
Jan 21 2020 10:34AM
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Titus69
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No.QuarterI dunno man, when I was at peak ski bum and had my longest hair I definitely pulled the hardest with the ladies, it's for sure a type and if you can find the right girl she'll be all over the malnourished-adrenaline-junkie-ski-wook-unshaven-goofball look. You just gotta be true to your brand and it will all work out.

I cut my hair and now I get paid a lot more but have much harder time in this town finding girls who are into the clean cut look.


Working in pc its almost like some of the tourists want to bang myself and my bum coworkers, rich women just stripping down around 5 dudes after skiing all day, asking for deals, it gives them a taste of a new culture to hook up wity grungy ski bums.
Jan 21 2020 10:50AM
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