Vienna
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I wasn`t having a poke at people with bad skin and yes I do understand it isn`t always possible to solve it. I simply wanted to get over the point that when people are selling a product or service then the customer wittingly or unwittingly has certain expectations of the person doing the selling. You wouldn`t take non smoking advice from a person with nicotined fingers, you wouldn`t listen to an obese Doctor lecturing you about weight and diet, you wouldn`t take seriously a hairdresser with greasy hair stuck to her head, a manicurist with chewed off bitten nails or a car salesman trying to sell you a car when he can`t drive or a computer sales person who only knew how to turn on the computer and little else. The list is endless and it`s right that the customer has certain expectations when they`re expected to buy something or use a service and as long as those expectations are realistic then companies should look at such things. Anybody selling on TV should look and act the part, end of.