get these nets
Veteran
paranoia is major theme here
One personal experience = the ENTIRE fitness industry thinks this way
Is the fitness industry particularly hostile to black people?
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One personal experience = the ENTIRE fitness industry thinks this way
Because the "white fitness industry guys" know that even with a boat load of steroids, PED's & HGH, their overall physiques & muscle symmetry are STILL inferior to ours.
Why do you live there?
lespaulultra3
All Star
Yeah like any industry
How do you look?
does it show you keep physically active. White guys hate fit black guys especially in the fitness industry
And when they do see a see a fit black guy, they say it’s all because of genetics.
I can tell who here has business sense and who doesn't 
I can either hire an adult with 20+ years experience who already has another job, will probably ask for more than minimum wage, and is experienced enough to not be manipulated
----or------
I can hire a teen who will work with no complaints for the bare minimum, who I can fire and replace in a heartbeat if need be
Hmmmmm
I can either hire an adult with 20+ years experience who already has another job, will probably ask for more than minimum wage, and is experienced enough to not be manipulated
----or------
I can hire a teen who will work with no complaints for the bare minimum, who I can fire and replace in a heartbeat if need be
Hmmmmm
I Really Mean It
Veteran
How many ADOs are hired in the “bigger cities”? I live in Boston and almost all the black employees I see, when shopping about, are non-ADOS.
Idk.How many ADOs are hired in the “bigger cities”? I live in Boston and almost all the black employees I see, when shopping about, are non-ADOS.
I don't really pay attention honestly.
I just work out and go.
Well since that’s everywhere I’m going wherever they’re paying me the most
Why do you live in a red neck town?
I Really Mean It
Veteran
Then, why did you dismiss what the OP said and suggest it’s because he doesn’t live near a big city?
Sbp
Superstar
Here's a quick story:
A major gym chain was opening a gym in the town I live in. I was looking for a second job to get some extra hours, so me having a lot of customer service experience I applied. I applied probably seven or eight times because I know a lot of people are looking for work in the area I live in.
So about three weeks before the gym opens I finally get a call from the guy doing the hiring. So I get in for interview and this guy really gives me a third degree about how I can provide the best customer service and asking for instances where are provided outstanding sale service. I mean the grilling he's giving me slightly embarrassing . Mind you I've been working in sales and customer service jobs for about 20 years which was outlined in my resume by the way. So 2 hours after I get off the the interview I get the email saying that he has chosen another candidate. Okay cool I move on.
Just the other day I went into the gym to take a look at it and to see if I can get a free day pass and I know it is a front he has nothing but tweens working, kids they look like they're just out of high school. Yet he told me he hired all these people with major SALES experience to work the front desk.
Now I'm not going to lie to you I live in a redneck town. 85% of the people out this way are Trump voters. People open up stands by the road selling Donald Trump t-shirts and hats every weekend. However, when I go to a lot of gyms that are not in towns with heavy black populations I get the heavy no
Am I wrong about the fitness industry in general?
If your parents don't live there move breh
Because he literally said he lives in a redneck town with 85% Trump supporters.
Then, why did you dismiss what the OP said and suggest it’s because he doesn’t live near a big city?
What did he expect?
Philly is more progressive and diverse
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Veteran
Because he literally said he lives in a redneck town with 85% Trump supporters.
What did he expect?
Philly is more progressive and diverse
Philly is extremely racist. The black people in that city aren’t doing too great, from my observation. Every time I’ve visited Philly, I can’t help but remark at how dusty and broke the black people in the city look. Segregation in that city is as bad as it is up here in Boston.
