Obviously if her work was being assigned differently, or having her work heavily scrutinized because of it, then they're in the wrong.
The unequal thing is interesting though.
Do you think it's the first time any of them made a joke about their junk to co-workers? Or jokingly asked about call girls to each other?
Changing their behavior, for one person, would be special treatment. And not only that, pandering. By speaking that way, they _were_ treating her as equal.
The unequal thing is interesting though.
Do you think it's the first time any of them made a joke about their junk to co-workers? Or jokingly asked about call girls to each other?
Changing their behavior, for one person, would be special treatment. And not only that, pandering. By speaking that way, they _were_ treating her as equal.
I think that point is lost in this.