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First of all.. don't take it out on me.. I'm just showing the study..
Personally.. I like the ladies in all shapes and sizes.. Guys.. eh
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A new study reveals that thinner women -- and larger men -- tend to make the most money.
"Early Show" Contributing Correspondent Taryn Winter Brill reported new research from the University of Florida (pdf) finds that, for women, corporate America is just like a catwalk -- the smaller your waist -- the bigger your paycheck. But if you're a man looking to snag that corner office, don't worry about skipping dessert. Thinner men actually make less money.
According to the study, women who weighed 25 pounds less than the group norm earned about $16,000 more per year. A woman 25 pounds above the group norm earned about $14,000 less. Thinner men, on the other hand, made almost $9,000 less than their average male co-worker.
Study: Fat Men, Skinny Women Make More Money - The Early Show - CBS News
Personally.. I like the ladies in all shapes and sizes.. Guys.. eh
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A new study reveals that thinner women -- and larger men -- tend to make the most money.
"Early Show" Contributing Correspondent Taryn Winter Brill reported new research from the University of Florida (pdf) finds that, for women, corporate America is just like a catwalk -- the smaller your waist -- the bigger your paycheck. But if you're a man looking to snag that corner office, don't worry about skipping dessert. Thinner men actually make less money.
According to the study, women who weighed 25 pounds less than the group norm earned about $16,000 more per year. A woman 25 pounds above the group norm earned about $14,000 less. Thinner men, on the other hand, made almost $9,000 less than their average male co-worker.
Study: Fat Men, Skinny Women Make More Money - The Early Show - CBS News
