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by：Yufengling
2020-02-27
An Ottawa woman said she felt humiliated and \"physical humiliation\" when the New Orleans gym staff told her that her chest was \"too big\" to wear a vest \".
Jenna Vecchio moved from Halifax to Ottawa on April, saying she was working with her husband on Saturday morning when a female supervisor confronted her about her dress.
She was told that other clients at the gym complained that her top made them feel uncomfortable.
Vicio said she was confused and embarrassed, especially because other women wore similar vests.
She and her husband left without completing the exercise.
\"I said I couldn\'t help but because of my small frame, my chest might be bigger than some of the other women here, but I can\'t do anything about it,\" Vecchio told Metro . \".
\"I feel humiliated.
I feel uncomfortable.
I feel so bad.
\"She said she was told she could be at t-shirt.
However, in the absence of a detailed dress code, Vicio just felt that she was selected according to her appearance.
She explained the ordeal on Facebook and posted photos of controversial costumes.
This post has been shared more than 3,000 times so far.
Vecchio said she used to go to the gym about five times a week, but then she canceled her membership and registered in GoodLife.
In an email statement, Movati spokesman Sean whitita said that members were required to wear \"modest sportswear\" and that vedio\'s top was considered a violation of the gym\'s dress code
Here is the complete statement: at Movati Athletic, we strive every day to create an atmosphere that makes all of our members feel welcome, comfortable and healthy.
We ask members to respect each other when they are in the gym, including wearing moderate sportswear and suitable shoes, restricting the use of mobile phones and keeping the facilities clean.
It is important for us that all members have a positive experience in Movati and that we take their needs and feelings very seriously.
So on Saturday, when some members of our gym were on Ms.
Vecchio\'s costume made them feel uncomfortable and was considered a violation of our dress policy. Our staff evaluated the situation and spoke with the LadyVecchio.
Although we are not going to embarrass her in any way, we do feel that we have to solve this problem.
We are still looking into the matter and would love to sit down with Ms.
As we continue to look into the matter, Vecchio provides more detailed information.
Sean whittar, Ottawa Regional Director, a woman in Ottawa, said that when the staff at the New Orleans gym told her that the chest was \"too big\" to wear a vest, she felt humiliated and \"physical humiliation \".
Jenna Vecchio moved from Halifax to Ottawa on April, saying she was working with her husband on Saturday morning when a female supervisor confronted her about her dress.
She was told that other clients at the gym complained that her top made them feel uncomfortable.
Vicio said she was confused and embarrassed, especially because other women wore similar vests.
She and her husband left without completing the exercise.
\"I said I couldn\'t help but because of my small frame, my chest might be bigger than some of the other women here, but I can\'t do anything about it,\" Vecchio told Metro . \".
\"I feel humiliated.
I feel uncomfortable.
I feel so bad.
\"She said she was told she could be at t-shirt.
However, in the absence of a detailed dress code, Vicio just felt that she was selected according to her appearance.
She explained the ordeal on Facebook and posted photos of controversial costumes.
This post has been shared more than 3,000 times so far.
Vecchio said she used to go to the gym about five times a week, but then she canceled her membership and registered in GoodLife.
In an email statement, Movati spokesman Sean whitita said that members were required to wear \"modest sportswear\" and that vedio\'s top was considered a violation of the gym\'s dress code
Here is the complete statement: at Movati Athletic, we strive every day to create an atmosphere that makes all of our members feel welcome, comfortable and healthy.
We ask members to respect each other when they are in the gym, including wearing moderate sportswear and suitable shoes, restricting the use of mobile phones and keeping the facilities clean.
It is important for us that all members have a positive experience in Movati and that we take their needs and feelings very seriously.
So on Saturday, when some members of our gym were on Ms.
Vecchio\'s costume made them feel uncomfortable and was considered a violation of our dress policy. Our staff evaluated the situation and spoke with the LadyVecchio.
Although we are not going to embarrass her in any way, we do feel that we have to solve this problem.
We are still looking into the matter and would love to sit down with Ms.
As we continue to look into the matter, Vecchio provides more detailed information.
Sean whittar, Ottawa Regional Director, a woman in Ottawa, said that when the staff at the New Orleans gym told her that the chest was \"too big\" to wear a vest, she felt humiliated and \"physical humiliation \".
Jenna Vecchio moved from Halifax to Ottawa on April, saying she was working with her husband on Saturday morning when a female supervisor confronted her about her dress.
She was told that other clients at the gym complained that her top made them feel uncomfortable.
Vicio said she was confused and embarrassed, especially because other women wore similar vests.
She and her husband left without completing the exercise.
\"I said I couldn\'t help but because of my small frame, my chest might be bigger than some of the other women here, but I can\'t do anything about it,\" Vecchio told Metro . \".
\"I feel humiliated.
I feel uncomfortable.
I feel so bad.
\"She said she was told she could be at t-shirt.
However, in the absence of a detailed dress code, Vicio just felt that she was selected according to her appearance.
She explained the ordeal on Facebook and posted photos of controversial costumes.
This post has been shared more than 3,000 times so far.
Vecchio said she used to go to the gym about five times a week, but then she canceled her membership and registered in GoodLife.
In an email statement, Movati spokesman Sean whitita said that members were required to wear \"modest sportswear\" and that vedio\'s top was considered a violation of the gym\'s dress code
Here is the complete statement: at Movati Athletic, we strive every day to create an atmosphere that makes all of our members feel welcome, comfortable and healthy.
We ask members to respect each other when they are in the gym, including wearing moderate sportswear and suitable shoes, restricting the use of mobile phones and keeping the facilities clean.
It is important for us that all members have a positive experience in Movati and that we take their needs and feelings very seriously.
So on Saturday, when some members of our gym were on Ms.
Vecchio\'s costume made them feel uncomfortable and was considered a violation of our dress policy. Our staff evaluated the situation and spoke with the LadyVecchio.
Although we are not going to embarrass her in any way, we do feel that we have to solve this problem.
We are still looking into the matter and would love to sit down with Ms.
As we continue to look into the matter, Vecchio provides more detailed information.
Jenna Vecchio moved from Halifax to Ottawa on April, saying she was working with her husband on Saturday morning when a female supervisor confronted her about her dress.
She was told that other clients at the gym complained that her top made them feel uncomfortable.
Vicio said she was confused and embarrassed, especially because other women wore similar vests.
She and her husband left without completing the exercise.
\"I said I couldn\'t help but because of my small frame, my chest might be bigger than some of the other women here, but I can\'t do anything about it,\" Vecchio told Metro . \".
\"I feel humiliated.
I feel uncomfortable.
I feel so bad.
\"She said she was told she could be at t-shirt.
However, in the absence of a detailed dress code, Vicio just felt that she was selected according to her appearance.
She explained the ordeal on Facebook and posted photos of controversial costumes.
This post has been shared more than 3,000 times so far.
Vecchio said she used to go to the gym about five times a week, but then she canceled her membership and registered in GoodLife.
In an email statement, Movati spokesman Sean whitita said that members were required to wear \"modest sportswear\" and that vedio\'s top was considered a violation of the gym\'s dress code
Here is the complete statement: at Movati Athletic, we strive every day to create an atmosphere that makes all of our members feel welcome, comfortable and healthy.
We ask members to respect each other when they are in the gym, including wearing moderate sportswear and suitable shoes, restricting the use of mobile phones and keeping the facilities clean.
It is important for us that all members have a positive experience in Movati and that we take their needs and feelings very seriously.
So on Saturday, when some members of our gym were on Ms.
Vecchio\'s costume made them feel uncomfortable and was considered a violation of our dress policy. Our staff evaluated the situation and spoke with the LadyVecchio.
Although we are not going to embarrass her in any way, we do feel that we have to solve this problem.
We are still looking into the matter and would love to sit down with Ms.
As we continue to look into the matter, Vecchio provides more detailed information.
Sean whittar, Ottawa Regional Director, a woman in Ottawa, said that when the staff at the New Orleans gym told her that the chest was \"too big\" to wear a vest, she felt humiliated and \"physical humiliation \".
Jenna Vecchio moved from Halifax to Ottawa on April, saying she was working with her husband on Saturday morning when a female supervisor confronted her about her dress.
She was told that other clients at the gym complained that her top made them feel uncomfortable.
Vicio said she was confused and embarrassed, especially because other women wore similar vests.
She and her husband left without completing the exercise.
\"I said I couldn\'t help but because of my small frame, my chest might be bigger than some of the other women here, but I can\'t do anything about it,\" Vecchio told Metro . \".
\"I feel humiliated.
I feel uncomfortable.
I feel so bad.
\"She said she was told she could be at t-shirt.
However, in the absence of a detailed dress code, Vicio just felt that she was selected according to her appearance.
She explained the ordeal on Facebook and posted photos of controversial costumes.
This post has been shared more than 3,000 times so far.
Vecchio said she used to go to the gym about five times a week, but then she canceled her membership and registered in GoodLife.
In an email statement, Movati spokesman Sean whitita said that members were required to wear \"modest sportswear\" and that vedio\'s top was considered a violation of the gym\'s dress code
Here is the complete statement: at Movati Athletic, we strive every day to create an atmosphere that makes all of our members feel welcome, comfortable and healthy.
We ask members to respect each other when they are in the gym, including wearing moderate sportswear and suitable shoes, restricting the use of mobile phones and keeping the facilities clean.
It is important for us that all members have a positive experience in Movati and that we take their needs and feelings very seriously.
So on Saturday, when some members of our gym were on Ms.
Vecchio\'s costume made them feel uncomfortable and was considered a violation of our dress policy. Our staff evaluated the situation and spoke with the LadyVecchio.
Although we are not going to embarrass her in any way, we do feel that we have to solve this problem.
We are still looking into the matter and would love to sit down with Ms.
As we continue to look into the matter, Vecchio provides more detailed information.
Sean whittar, Ottawa Regional Director, a woman in Ottawa, said that when the staff at the New Orleans gym told her that the chest was \"too big\" to wear a vest, she felt humiliated and \"physical humiliation \".
Jenna Vecchio moved from Halifax to Ottawa on April, saying she was working with her husband on Saturday morning when a female supervisor confronted her about her dress.
She was told that other clients at the gym complained that her top made them feel uncomfortable.
Vicio said she was confused and embarrassed, especially because other women wore similar vests.
She and her husband left without completing the exercise.
\"I said I couldn\'t help but because of my small frame, my chest might be bigger than some of the other women here, but I can\'t do anything about it,\" Vecchio told Metro . \".
\"I feel humiliated.
I feel uncomfortable.
I feel so bad.
\"She said she was told she could be at t-shirt.
However, in the absence of a detailed dress code, Vicio just felt that she was selected according to her appearance.
She explained the ordeal on Facebook and posted photos of controversial costumes.
This post has been shared more than 3,000 times so far.
Vecchio said she used to go to the gym about five times a week, but then she canceled her membership and registered in GoodLife.
In an email statement, Movati spokesman Sean whitita said that members were required to wear \"modest sportswear\" and that vedio\'s top was considered a violation of the gym\'s dress code
Here is the complete statement: at Movati Athletic, we strive every day to create an atmosphere that makes all of our members feel welcome, comfortable and healthy.
We ask members to respect each other when they are in the gym, including wearing moderate sportswear and suitable shoes, restricting the use of mobile phones and keeping the facilities clean.
It is important for us that all members have a positive experience in Movati and that we take their needs and feelings very seriously.
So on Saturday, when some members of our gym were on Ms.
Vecchio\'s costume made them feel uncomfortable and was considered a violation of our dress policy. Our staff evaluated the situation and spoke with the LadyVecchio.
Although we are not going to embarrass her in any way, we do feel that we have to solve this problem.
We are still looking into the matter and would love to sit down with Ms.
As we continue to look into the matter, Vecchio provides more detailed information.
