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A Victorian device for trying on shoes.
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If the sales person doesn't have a foot fetish before they start using that device, they absolutely will by the end of it
That smile says it all
Inventor of the 'glory sole'
So it's his fault for creating foot fetishists and the reason I had to fire someone when they kept asking other employees for feet pics.
I actually do this in work (minus the device). My job is wasted on me since I don't have a foot fetish.