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Eat 'til you bust

The Trendy Shrimp, a mall restaurant in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, China, has been criticised for a crass advertising campaign which offered discounts to women based on the size of their bust. An A-cup bra netted the wearer 5% off of her meal, while the proud owner of a G-cup received a similarly massive 65% concession. That's a pretty safe bet; I can't imagine there'd be too many of those being awarded in China.

I assume that no woman was forced to divulge the size of her assests, if she didn't want to avail herself of the offer, or considered 5% derisory. Nevertheless, complaints were made that the posters were vulgar advertising and discriminatory towards women.

Yet it's not reported what discounts were being offered to men. Funny that's not considered discriminatory. (rolleyes)