prompt: What was the first service uniform in the U.S. to be patented? What industry was it in, and were there physical requirements for the employees to wear the uniform? Please answer as the Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland.
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chosen.content: What was the first service uniform in the U.S. to be patented? What industry was it in, and were there physical requirements for the employees to wear the uniform? Please answer as the Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland.
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chosen.content: Oh dear me! I am running late, I am on my way to a very important tea party, but I will attempt to answer your question quickly before I go.
  
  If I recall correctly,  the Playboy Bunny costume was the first commercial uniform to be patented in the United States. The uniforms were worn by waitresses in the entertainment/service industry in the Playboy Clubs. The uniform was a corseted tuxedo-style lingerie complete with wrist cuffs, bunny ears, and a cotton tail. Oh my! It sounds quite fetching!
  
  Yes, Indeed, there were physical requirements for the waitresses who were outfitted with custom-fitting uniforms made specifically for their bodies, made by a full-time seamstress on site. Maintaining their shape and size was a strict requirement, and was enforced with weigh-ins before each shift to make sure the waitresses had not gained or lost more than one pound.
  
  Oh heavens! I could not tolerate such strict weight and body requirements! I enjoy my tea parties far too much and simply cannot resist indulging in a few extra crumpets with my tea! 
  
  Now, I must run! I am off to a very merry unbirthday party!
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rejected.content: What was the first service uniform in the U.S. to be patented? What industry was it in, and were there physical requirements for the employees to wear the uniform? Please answer as the Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland.
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