I love this kind of documentaries; they really make us question a lot of thinks that we previously might have thought about our society. It is really sad to see how people might be treated better for the way they are dressed, or their wealth, but at the same time, it makes you think: would you have treated any better that homeless man?

You are right. Our outfit is very important when it comes to be accepted by the society. First of all, a well-dressed man inspires respect and confidence. Meanwhile, if he dresses like a homeless person, he will be discriminated, because it's well-known that clothing is a way of non-verbal communication, too. Although, people shouldn't be wearing clothes they don't feel comfortable with. Yeah, they are very important at the first impression, but like people say, you meet by clothes and see off by mind.

I believe that feelings should not be in a count for here, because if it was a prestigious restaurant and a homeless man entered the building the other customers would not feel comfortable with him being around, you never know what diseases he might be carrying or what he will do, again we should not judge him just by the way he looks maybe he had no ill intent but still. It is not the waiters' fault for getting him out, they we're only doing what was right for the restaurant. Clothes are important because they show if you are serious from this point of view or if you are careless and just throw something on in the morning.  We are psychologically attracted to good looking people before we are attracted to the people who have a nice personality. But your argument was very well pointed and I liked the example you used.

Clothes are very important in our days.fashion style is very important for every person because it can be like a business card. Although saying that you could get to know someone just by the way they dress is a bit of an exaggeration.