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Does “all” include Courtney, then? You’d think she’d give the lazy response.
Anyway, yeah. Totally expected. No way can Marla’s design change.
Plus, Scott was right. Given what happened with the wedding plans and how every one of his ideas was shot down, he knew not to get involved xD
I take it the girls at the store didn’t want to criticize their boss in any way, either…
I thought it might be fun to see Marla in a different style so I’m a bit disappointed, but I’ll get over it. This style does work for her, and it’s easy to manage.
Seems like all the girls at work know what hair questions like this mean.
Not to mention easier to draw than the others… But I was hoping for a different look, if only for a while.
This is the equivalent of, “No, honey, that dress doesn’t make you look fat…”
The safest possible answer.
…and it hides her Dumbo ears.
I agree with Scott and the girls at work. the hairstyle defines Marla and a change wouldn’t look like her. Although Norm pulled off the hairstyle change successfully with Val.
I wanted a new look. I am disappointed.
Every single one of Marla’s employees told her that her hair looks perfect the way it is … NOBODY offered a different opinion … What does that tell you, Marla?
I like how she assumes that they were all being honest with her, despite the fact that she’s their boss, and they have just as much reason to avoid getting involved in this potential mess as Scott does.