Eh, this is just feminism in reverse. If this were the government, I could understand; but it's a private business.
Lawsuits like this make nightlife worse. Bars and clubs can't charge men more for entry, so the ratios suffer instead. I will gladly pay more (and scrimp on drinks![[Image: icon_twisted.gif]](https://rooshvforum.network/images/smilies/new/icon_twisted.gif)
) for a better ratio.
That said, I always do feel shafted by gyms, as a man who lifts. The total cost and maintenance of the equipment I use is minimal; squat racks, weights, barbells are practically free of moving parts, with little recurring costs. Compare that to what women and SWPL men use - treadmills, complicated machines, classes. The iron crowd is the cheapest to service, yet gyms always treat them like dirt (maybe because they actually come in).
Lawsuits like this make nightlife worse. Bars and clubs can't charge men more for entry, so the ratios suffer instead. I will gladly pay more (and scrimp on drinks
) for a better ratio.That said, I always do feel shafted by gyms, as a man who lifts. The total cost and maintenance of the equipment I use is minimal; squat racks, weights, barbells are practically free of moving parts, with little recurring costs. Compare that to what women and SWPL men use - treadmills, complicated machines, classes. The iron crowd is the cheapest to service, yet gyms always treat them like dirt (maybe because they actually come in).