Recording summary · June 2017
STOP assuming my gender!
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Overview
Retail customers frequently mistake Daniel's gender, call him terms like "love," underestimate his age by ten years, and fail to notice beer shelves in the store while asking about locations and flavors.
Daniel criticizes gender-based colloquial titles like "love," "mate," and "young lady" as awkward or patronizing, while viewing feminine features as aesthetically pleasing and regarding mistakes about his gender as complimentary despite social awkwardness.
Themes
Retail customer interactions involving overlooked beer shelves and questions regarding beer locations and taste.
Frustrations with gender-based and patronizing colloquial titles including "love," "mate," and "young lady."
Perspectives on physical appearance, male body types, and viewing being mistaken for female as aesthetically complimentary.
Frequent underestimation of Daniel's age by customers.
Developments
A customer born in 1999 referred to Daniel as "young man" and doubted he was 28 years old.