Good point there. But as a society, isn't it morally right that we give those felons a second chance sometimes?
Indeed I agree, but I believe also that there’s a time and a place for giving a second chance to different sorts of people. I think that when law-abiding, decent people go to a fitness club where there is partial disrobing and where employees have access to people’s home address and credit card information, there should be a different and a higher standard expected of the employees of such a place than, for example, at a car wash where the employees have access to sponges, squeegees and towels and that’s pretty much it....or at some industrial facility where the employee only drives a forklift. I think that customers have different expectations of employees at different kinds of places, and a fitness club ‘should’ hold itself to a higher standard than to hire people who have spent much of their lives in prison for violent criminal activity, and then to allow them to interact VERY closely with people who are made somewhat vulnerable by the nature of the situation. People deserve better protection and consideration at a place like this, and I think that most people ‘assume’ that they are being looked after, at least to some degree, in terms of their safety when they go to a fitness club.