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  • Toilets (FitnessFirst)
  • CharlieMungus
    Free Member

    Charlie I’m only yanking your chain

    Well, I certainly got flushed!

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    I got found out through your cistern-atic arguing!

    CharlieMungus
    Free Member

    Yes, there was no way your motion would be passed.

    coffeeking
    Free Member

    She only needed to pee, that’s what bushes are for. Still, bad form for Fitness First.

    CharlieMungus
    Free Member

    She only needed to pee, that’s what bushes are for.

    out of order coffeeking, she’s only 3, and its a reductive misogynistic view of women/girls!

    Earl
    Free Member

    Fitness First – Bristol centre (Millennium Square) It was early so the public toilets nearby were closed.

    Basically FF are saying – ‘Your daughter is 3. In the foreseeable future, we can not profit from letting her use our toilets even though the cost to us is nil. – She can pee in the bushes.’

    We used to own a simple farm shop. Of course we let anybody who asked used our toilets. Lots did not end up being customers. Because we were on a main road there were plenty tourists that we would never see again that had no use for the products we were selling.

    Taking that a step further, before the farm shop, Grandma (who lived with us) had a honest box setup at the gate. She used to let people in to use the toilet in the house.

    Using a toilet is a basic human function. You can put of eating/drinking/sleeping for a short time but using the loo is more inelastic – especially for kids/old.

    People forget that you don’t have to extract profit from everything you do.

    ebygomm
    Free Member

    Don’t go to Norway, you seemed to have to pay 5 Norwegian Kroner (50p ish) for a wee there.

    CharlieMungus
    Free Member
    thehillsofsomerset
    Free Member

    It must have been the Harbourside one, as it is on millennium square.

    thehillsofsomerset
    Free Member

    I also used to be a member there, the toliets are disgusting usually, but they should of let you in.

    next time – the 24hr Gala Casino just down the road will let you in i am sure.

    CharlieMungus
    Free Member

    bristolharbourside@fitnessfirst.com

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    What’s the postal address for the incoming onslaught of jobbies in jiffy bags?

    thehillsofsomerset
    Free Member

    Elfinsafety
    Free Member

    (Weighs poo to work out the postage costs. Dithers over First Class, Recorded or Parcelforce options)

    CharlieMungus
    Free Member

    sent. Mail, not poo

    myheadsashed
    Full Member

    Yep they’re b@stards until you or your daughter have an accident on the premises and are injured, but not covered by insurance because your not members. 😯

    Most gyms I’ve visit the loos are in the changing rooms which would mean you would need to be escorted by a member of staff – what’s to say you are a group of theiving pikeys conning your way in?

    Their building don’t see a problem with there policy.

    3yr old gutter behind a parked car……

    bravohotel9er
    Free Member

    Piss poor, time rich.

    myheadsashed
    Full Member

    ps in London you need a key from staff to go for a Mcshit……even if you are a customer

    myheadsashed
    Full Member

    ps in London you need a key from staff to go for a Mcshit……even if you are a customer

    bravohotel9er
    Free Member

    #
    myheadsashed – Member

    ps in London you need a key from staff to go for a Mcshit……even if you are a customer
    Posted 1 minute ago # Report-Post

    and if you claim to be a customer when you’re not, that’s a McShit with Lies.

    CharlieMungus
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    Yep they’re b@stards until you or your daughter have an accident on the premises and are injured, but not covered by insurance because your not members.

    feeble excuse. How about public liability insurance or similar. How about if you walk in to join but have an accident whilst waiting. To be honest, I just waiting for FF to reply with that excuse. Every shop in the land has no members arriving there. That’s just pish

    Gingerbloke
    Free Member

    and if you claim to be a customer when you’re not, that’s a McShit with Lies.

    😆

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    I am still awaiting someone to explain why a company such as this should provide toilets for the public to use? Use the facilities but not pay for them? Not very capitalist is it.

    Earl
    Free Member

    Yep they’re b@stards until you or your daughter have an accident on the premises and are injured, but not covered by insurance because your not members

    Compensation culture! Dont get me started.

    Earl
    Free Member

    Yep they’re b@stards until you or your daughter have an accident on the premises and are injured, but not covered by insurance because your not members

    But most gyms are happy enough to give you a free try out voucher if you are looking at joining.

    flippinheckler
    Free Member

    FFS people get some prospective, if a child wants a pee whats the bloody harm in fitness first letting her use their toilet, all this bull about it being a business and would you let a stranger in your home 🙄 like as if were talking a huge establishment, no different to going into a pub or dept store to use their toilets.

    What a bunch of miserable nimbies.

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    It might be a neighbourly thing to do but its their loo and they decide who uses it. Thats capitalism. No profit, no usage

    Tinners
    Full Member

    Shame on Fitness First. Cutting out all of the jobsworth nonesense, it’s a small child who needs to use the toilet. It doesn’t matter where it is, any decent individual would let the child through.
    It reminds me of an incident I witnessed in a shop last year. An elderly gent in front of me at customer services asked if they had a toilet because he was desperate to go (and he looked highly embarrassed at having to ask). He was told that the toilets were for staff use only. He said that he’d recently started to take water tablets and couldn’t control it for much longer. The response he got was “get a letter for your GP to confirm that and you may be allowed to use the toilets in future”. He walked away looking very distressed. Actually, he waddled away in a knock kneed fashion, gripping his crotch, with his eyes watering, but you get the idea. Jobsworth, penpushing, red tape bull***t. The world’s going mad.

    flippinheckler
    Free Member

    TandemJeremy – Member
    It might be a neighbourly thing to do but its their loo and they decide who uses it. Thats capitalism. No profit, no usage

    Thought you might of been more sympathetic TJ seeing as your in a caring profession!

    uplink
    Free Member

    Yep they’re b@stards until you or your daughter have an accident on the premises and are injured, but not covered by insurance because your not members.

    Why would you need insurance cover to go for a piddle?

    Are you suggesting that you shouldn’t go anywhere where you’re not insured?

    djglover
    Free Member

    I’m sorry but a 3 year old can pee in the gutter sheltered by the car door really. They don’t need to go to a gym. It will have only been a year ago when she would happily shit in her own pants.

    CharlieMungus
    Free Member

    all this pee in the gutter talk, is such horseshit. Of course that would be illegal but most people with any common sense would be quite open-minded. But, if someone was arse enough to refuse the toilet because of rules, their equivalent would be outside calling the police. Hypocrites

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    flipping heckler – I am sympathetic but I fail to see why a private members club should provide facilities for the use of the general public.

    As I put – It would be the neighbourly thing to do but its their choice. This is capitalism.

    flippinheckler
    Free Member

    One child using their toilet is hardly the general public, would not harm/effect the private members one bit, and as for capitalism, they have possibly lost a potential member.

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    One child using their toilet is hardly the general public,

    They are not a member so what are they?

    would not harm/effect the private members one bit,

    And? Its irrelevant. Their loo they decide who uses it

    CharlieMungus
    Free Member

    flipping heckler – I am sympathetic but I fail to see why a private members club should provide facilities for the use of the general public.

    TJ, to as earlier, no one denies they have the right to refuse admission, the point is that they are dicks for exercising that right.

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