Texas Man Includes A Photo Of His Junk In Job App To Workforce Center

 

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The Dallas Observer has reported on this extremely bizarre story. Apparently an unemployed Dallas man thought it would be a good idea to attach a photo of his private parts to a resume that he sent to a Texas Workforce Solutions center. Now this is something that is hilarious to me because I spent many years working in Texas Workforce Centers and I can tell you that the folks there can definitely be somewhat, um…dry. Most of them would not find this sort of thing humorous at all, and they certainly wouldn’t find it sexy.

From The Dallas Observer:

[…] if the caseworker is anything like the 25-year-old worker at TWS’ Alpha Road office who found a client’s dick pic waiting in her email this morning alongside his job application, she will promptly call police, who will know from the personal email address who sent it and thus gets a ticket for “obscene display or distribution.” That’s a class C misdemeanor.

Was it perhaps an accident? Maybe he meant to attach something else to the email. Or maybe his junk pic was meant for some?other lucky recipient and not his email to the workforce center. I do not know. Regardless, if you’re job searching, be careful about those “attachments.” Stunts like this aren’t causing employment numbers to perk up, and I can’t stick up for people who do this kind of stuff. Sorry…I couldn’t resist.

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