Incongruously, in the basement of 98 RSD that is garlanded with pipes and wiring, there is now a door of plate glass with a fancy thumprint lock. Behind is is a carpeted mini gym, with treadmills, stationary bicycles and a piece or two of weightlifting equipment. "But it's not for you," one of the building workers told me as he showed me around. "Not for the old tenants." Funny, I would think the old (ie poor) tenants would be the ones who would use it, while the new (rich) tenants would go to Equinox.
I need Sam here to hack the thing. . .
A different Sammy will probably make some $$$ for entry to the empty gym.
ReplyDeletethis seems terribly unfair to me and rediculous....but so much for being the rich ones...yuk!
ReplyDeleteHe was joking, right? I wonder if the owners of your building are going to offer you a ton of money to move. Would you take it?
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Most other buildings have a thing where you can pay an annual fee to use the gym. I assume the new owners checked the legalities of this "for market rate tenants only" thing, but it does make me feel rather like a second class citizen!
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