This episode ruled. And I'll tell you why.
S12, E20 "Cops and Robert"
Dale Gribble took a job at a Hooters equivalent specifically because he expected them to do gender discrimination against him for being an ugly man and planned to sue on those grounds. The manager called his bluff and hired him. Dale is not good at working so he sucked at the job and the women hated him for getting hired over their friends who would actually be good at the job.
But through the course of the episode Dale, and we the audience, realize that these women are being treated like shit. They're sexually harassed by customers constantly, aren't even tipped well, and are exploited by management. When Dale is pantsed the women stand up for him and fight off the man who did it (of course this is actually a wild misunderstanding).
Then Dale and the ladies address management about their unacceptable work conditions.
It starts out with a common conservative "Reverse Discrimination" talking point and ends with collective labor action in the face of sexual harassment and sexist, unsafe working conditions. We meet these people who are seen as dumb bimbos and learn they are hard-working, highly skilled, and deserve better. That Dale Gribble is not good enough to do the job they do every day. He eventually gets fired for stealing and sucking at his job.
This episode also demonstrates the kinds of outfits men should wear. Why don't men wear tiny shorts and crop tops anymore? We used to be a society.
