"Her mom is still having trouble understanding this whole monsterizing business." And poor Mr. Walters shows that she's not the only one. It's interesting how casual Rachel and her clients are about physically transforming themselves; it looks like not everyone has caught up with them yet.

It's a little like getting a tattoo, I suppose.

having extra appendages, while efficient, doesnt look professional. while job hunting you should maintain your original form in order to impress your potential employer. --highschool counselor probably

bleh, i can only imagine dress codes starting to limit "nonstandard body appearances" for made jp reasons of "professionalism" or alternatively the companies that dont do that might require specific transformations to save on equipment costs. i hope not tho. this world seems nicer than that

Maybe he works in a belfry and they ain't have a giant bat around?

Echolocation makes many bosses nervous.

Rachel is really cute in panel 2!

"No, I work in a restaurant and they don't make full-body hairnets."

I notice Rachel prefers green, yellow and four arms. and she's been six different egg-layers. Could she be coming closer to finding her inner 'true form'?

She's just picked a consistent color scheme (and hairstyle) to make it easy to recognize her in any species. Four arms makes it easier to do her job, household chores, etc. Egg-laying's got nothing to do with it. She just generally prefers furless forms. Easier to bathe.

After reading this, I wonder if she even remembers what she looks like as a human.

Go back and look at Sunday. She takes pictures of all her forms, and the first is of her as a human.

In fact, here's a closeup: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/28794242/

Okay so she does remember. I was just wondering.