Seriously Bubba, you never even read the article did you.
She agreed to put on a shirt they provided, and still got guff from another employee.
What the hell is wrong with you?
Are you over 200 pounds in excess of what you should be? Why are you defending this idiocy? Take a look at her. You honestly think that woman deserves to be taken to task?
If you do, then you and I have nothing to talk about here. We’re not even remotely close to agreement.
One of their catch phrases is that no one will be criticized. What’s this? This woman is singled out because on her first time in, she broke this cardinal rule. And she agreed to comply and that still wasn’t good enough.
What on earth am I talking about? You really wouldn’t know would you. Man you’re clueless.
Unless I should be five pounds at 6'3", the answer to your first question is "no." And I'm defending it because this attention whore got her little feelings hurt when multiple customers asked Planet Fitness to enforce their policies--the ones they sold their product on--then she called the media instead of handling it like an adult.
Yeah, she agreed to put on the shirt, and while one worker was getting it for her, another one, who didn't know she'd already been talked to, came to her. An adult would have said. "Yeah, they're getting me a shirt now " This woman threw a hissy fit, demanded her money back, then called the local TV station.
So I have to wonder why YOU are defending her.