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Please
do
not
come
to
this
gym.
I
plead
that
you
read.
Edited
review
for
a
revised
version:
I’ve
been
a
long-time
member
of
this
gym,
introduced
by
my
mother.
My
mother
was
a
die-hard
She’s
Fit
supporter
for
many
years;
she
alleges
that
She’s
Fit
moulded
her
into
a
better
person.
And
so
following
in
my
mother’s
foot
steps,
I
signed
up.
Some
years
ago,
I
lost
my
job
while
travelling
abroad
and
was
unable
to
pay
for
small
luxuries
such
as
the
gym.
My
mother
and
I
decided
to
cancel
our
memberships
and
they
accepted,
but
fees
were
stacking
up
upwards
of
$200CDN
each
on
a
mailed
bill
and
a
letter
that
is
like
a
shark
loan’s
warning
all
because
we
weren’t
paying
the
gym...
well,
yes.
We
had
cancelled
our
memberships!
Confused,
I
told
them
that
they
had
already
handled
my
membership
termination
at
the
receptionist.
The
customer
service
denied
ever
receiving
notice
of
cancellation
but
makes
it
a
point
to
“considerately”
halve
my
tardy
fees,
telling
me
that
I
can
pay
half
the
fees
as
she
cancels
my
membership.
But
there
was
a
catch:
I
had
to
pay
the
remaining
month’s
membership
fees.
I
relented
and
paid.
Years
later,
I
reluctantly
rejoin
not
because
I
enjoyed
the
company
in
particular,
but
because
this
is
unfortunately
the
only
prominent
“women
only”
gym
available
within
my
mile
radius.
I
don’t
enjoy
the
new
system.
Booking
may
be
easy
to
figure
out,
but
the
woman
who
had
signed
me
up
explicitly
told
me
that
“late
fees
did
not
apply
to
casual
workouts”.
You
can
imagine
my
surprise
when
the
receptionist
told
me
that
they
had
to
charge
me
$10
for
being
late
to
a
booked
workout
session.
Appalling.
Here
is
what
I
found
even
more
appalling:
while
signing
up
for
the
gym,
they
break
down
the
prices
for
you.
~$30
per
month
for
an
elite
membership
with
a
year
long
contract;
$20
for
a
plastic
ID
card
(yes,
that’s
correct);
~$35
to
sign
up;
and
then
the
most
amusing
offer
ever:
$20
to
keep
your
membership
prices
static
“because
corporate
is
thinking
of
raising
prices.”
$20?
I
thought
I
had
already
signed
a
contract
for
a
set
price
per
month—why
are
they
raising
the
prices
and
why
do
I
have
to
shell
out
an
extra
$20
to
ensure
that
I
am
not
affected
by
this?
Final
thoughts:
It’s
sad.
Corporate
has
completely
spun
this
gym
into
some
kind
of
gimmicky
cash
cow.
What
exactly
are
the
extra
fees
for?
Why
are
we
paying
so
much
for
a
flimsy
piece
of
plastic
with
a
barcode
on
it?
Why
do
you
charge
$10
for
late
fees?
The
average
Canadian
makes
a
grand
total
of
$14.60
per
hour
in
2020
yet
we
are
within
a
pandemic,
leaving
us
with
a
shortage
of
jobs
and
money...
so
their
solution
as
a
company
is
to
charge
a
late
fee
of
$10
in
the
middle
of
a
pandemic.
The
staff
communication
is
completely
skewered
and
seemingly
absent;
one
woman
will
say
one
thing,
one
rep
will
say
another.
Why
are
the
communication
lines
so
blurred?
What’s
worst
was
having
to
witness
countless
of
women
utilise
the
machines
without
properly
wiping
down
the
equipment
before
and
after
usage.
I
stood
there
in
disgust
as
I
saw
many
women
wipe
their
sweat
off
of
their
noses,
their
eyes,
and
their
foreheads,
and
then
touch
the
equipment.
The
company
tries
so
hard
to
herd
us
like
sheep
on
a
field
with
their
bogus
booking
system
yet
they
fail
to
keep
women
like
this
in
line.
Am
I
really
paying
them
for
this?
I
don’t
want
to
blame
the
employees
because
they’re
just
following
company
policies.
The
fault
is
really
on
corporate.
I
wish
there
were
more
women’s
gyms
in
the
city
with
offered
arenas
and
classes
because
I
don’t
want
to
keep
returning
and
then
in
turn,
supporting
Club
16
Trevor
Linden
Fitness
and
She’s
Fit
so
that
they
can
exercise
this
unprofessionalism
unto
other
unsuspecting
and
naïve
victims.
Thank
you
for
reading.
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