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My city is cool because it has 5 community gyms that we can pay $100 a year to access all of them. Because there are so many they’re never crowded. And there’s always a rack, benches, machines and free weights to use. I love funding public services
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Anonymous 3w

a republicans nightmare

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Anonymous 3w

what city omg

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Anonymous 3w

Eww sounds like those gyms smell like sweaty balls and busted assholr thiugh

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3w

Lawrence KS

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3w

Sorry it’s $120 a year lmao

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 3w

no way, we love it! my friends and i use the ones in our area all the time. it’s totally convenient and usually well maintained too!

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 3w

Idk why people refuse to believe that funding public services actually works. There was a small gym that used to have stinky issues but they hired more cleaning staff. The rest of the gyms are too well ventilated, they never had a problem. Anyway here’s the biggest one with its weight room, there’s also a basketball court, track, cardio, running trails, tennis…

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 3w

with love, what the comment meant was that republicans are politically against socially provided services, such as your city’s gym system (or like, universal healthcare that would operate similarly)

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 3w

Yes exactly. Rs in my city are all for lowering taxes lowering taxes blah blah. Well now because of a budget shortfall, the city had to start charging for the gyms in the first place. They used to be free (tax dollars paid for them.)

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