A plus size influencer was criticised for having "unrealistic goals" when she dressed up in Hooters uniform.
Toronto-based model Olivia Messina, who posts on social media to shun fat-phobic comments, shared one thing she dreamed of.
"I've always wanted to be a watiress at Hooters," she said.
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The 23-stone influencer dressed up in the iconic white bra top and orange hot pants and danced to the song playing "pour some sugar on me".
She pretended to take orders from customers and jotted down notes on the imaginative writing pad, saying: "Do you want fries with that?"
While the wings restaurant is famous for the sexy, buxom servers, Olivia wanted to call for more plus size women dressing up in Hooters uniform.
"Yes gorgeous! Your vibe is immaculate!" one said and a second commented: "I would definitely go to Hooters everyday if you work there."
"I will give you mad tips if you were a Hooters waitress and serving me," a third also shared.
But trolls made fun of her and said she would not be able to work at Hooters because of her size.
A TikToker penned: "I always wanted to be an astronaut and go to the moon. Looks like we both have unrealistic goals.
One man wrote: "I ain't hungry no more."
"I would be worried that my food might be eaten before getting to the table," another man teased.
Olivia recently hit back at haters who questioned of her lifestyle and asked her to "go to the gym".
She fired back in a video where she dressed up in sportswear and got up on a steps machine.
"Just because we are fat, does not mean we don't exercise," she said. "I know many people aren't able to comprehend this but fat people can still be people who exercise regularly."
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