I don’t think anyone could argue that the video is not sexist, irrespective of the fact women are in fact driving. So essentially what you’re saying is: ‘lighten up, it’s sexist but hey, it’s funny!’

Awesome excuse! I’ll remember that next time someone makes a sexist joke to me or in front of me. If you think it’s funny so be it, but don’t criticise those who genuinely care about equality, no matter how ‘minor’ or trivial it may seem to you.

Wow indeed. While I appreciate and encourage feedback on things I do or say I found your comments to be excessive and quite frankly an unnecessary personal attack.

HR is a tough job and a balancing act. It’s about managing diverse human beings in the work environment and trying to get them all to work together to achieve objectives. Often there are no hard and fast rules about how to deal with sensitive situations in the workplace, which is why it is great to start discussion and get different opinions.

I like to weigh into different industry debates and in an industry such as media where HR is often scarce- it would be great if you gave feedback in a less personal fashion.

As the current HR Rising Star of the Year as announced by the Australian Human Resources Institute, the creator of the largest HR network in Sydney and a Gen Y HR Manager in professional services- I would hope that I am not completely clueless about HR.

Happy for people to disagree with me and give feedback, but like I said your comments were just an excuse to slag someone off.

wow. issues. so many issues. none of which really are relevant to this discussion.

(admittedly the music angered me however that had nothing to do with the subject of the video).

I’m curious… to those in the twitterscape and/or the above posters who took offence, can I inquire as to whether if any of you watch (let alone enjoy) shows such as South Park and Family Guy?

If you answered ‘yes’, explain to me why should Crust be deserving of such criticism? If you responded ‘no’, do you harbour the same condemnation for the television networks (SBS and 7) for having these shows in their line up?

For the record, I am a regular customer of Crust, and will continue to be for a long time to come.

Still, from a social media perspective, the initial tweet should of been worded significantly differently if posting a link to this particular piece of content was necessary. I know I can think of far more interesting pieces of media that are funny that are PC and not seen as “sexist”.

Crust pizza, I hope you have learnt your lesson, I forgive you, your only human after all…..

Interesting.