Thanks to TikTok Bossier Hooters' Girls Won't Have to Wear These

Why do waitresses at Hooters want to quit? Could it be the thong-like shorts?

A waitress at Hooters named Autumn who's TikTok username is @sick.abt.it decided to take to her TikTok to tell everyone why so many waitresses wanted to quit.

@sick.abt.itlove my job but dont love wearing undies to work ☠️ #hootersgirl @Kirsten :)♬ Jenna_Did_it - Chy

If you look at the shorts you may not be able to see much of a difference. However, once you put them on, there is no mistake that these aren't just your typical shorts. The new bottoms that corporate sent to their employees make it seem like the Hooter's CEO thought they could turn into a strip club after hours maybe? Wondering how the new thong-like shorts look? Check out the video below.

@sick.abt.it Reply to @__evie2__ let me just say the pouches serve a great purpose 🐫 ♬ Honky Tonk Badonkadonk - Trace Adkins

What was the corporate office at Hooters thinking?

Maybe this is the wake-up call that Hooters needed. Their waitresses aren't willing to lose all their clothes. Seriously who approved this and thought you know what would make our waitresses extra happy? Having to wear fewer clothes and get paid the same. These shorts can't even be called shorts, they're definitely thongs.

Guess what? The TikTok complaining about the new uniform made it up all the way to the CEO.

According to Autumn, you can choose which shorts you wear. Check out the victory video below.

@sick.abt.it
couldn’t have done it without all of you ❤️ #hootersgirl

♬ sonido original - DIABLO_FFツ

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