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Originally Posted by Shihoin
That started happening at larger, more commercial venues hiring non-nudist staff. I don't get it either. It's like a vegan taking a job at a butcher's shop. Are these people that desperate for work and can't find anything else?
There is a large resort in Canada that only hires people willing to be completely naked on the job. But I think these hiring practices are actually illegal in the U.S (discrimination laws).
You see that a lot less at the smaller "rustic" resorts. Probably because the "help" (notwithstanding contractors) are actually nudist volunteers. I prefer these resorts anyway. It's more enjoyable to me when you can just leave your clothes in the car, and go check in naked when everyone else is also naked.
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I seem to recall watching the movie Educating Julie back in '84 which was a kind of nudist documentary and they went to visit Paradise Lakes in Florida. The movie showed the lady bartender and waitresses at least topless, and the lady showing Julie around the resort was totally nude. Could it be the work rules imposed either state or local prevent it today? I agree, I wish everyone was naked all the time, even the staff, but some resorts wish to appeal to as many people as possible, and allow some degree of clothes in order to achieve that goal. I saw that Cypress Cove have a music festival recently, and it was billed as clothing optional. I wonder if some regulars would be self-conscious with a bunch of dressed people in a nudist resort. Would the nudist ladies be uncomfortable with dressed men looking at them?