Grosse Pointe vs. Bloomfield Hills: best days behind them?

[mark.vandorn]

People that contribute to the economy care about their health and a huge fitness center brings a lot to the community. It's a pain driving 30-40 minutes round trip to work out before or after a long day of work.

[bailey]

People that contribute to the economy care about their health and a huge fitness center brings a lot to the community. It's a pain driving 30-40 minutes round trip to work out before or after a long day of work.

Again posting total uniformed bullshit. There are at least three public gyms in GP now for those that want to work out. Of course many GPers are members of the DAC, or have an office gym, or use other private club's gym, or use GP Park's residents only fitness center.

Stop posting on this topic as you clearly are totally uniformed about GP.

[Gistok]

People that contribute to the economy care about their health and a huge fitness center brings a lot to the community. It's a pain driving 30-40 minutes round trip to work out before or after a long day of work.

https://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF-...&ved=0CNoBELYD

Agree Bailey... and I didn't know St. Clair Shores was so far away from the Grosse Pointe "contributing class".... or do the non-contributing retirees go there?

Sorry Mark... but can you get any more condescending?? You really do come across as fingernails on a chalkboard on this forum.

One wouldn't expect the lazy unemployeed to be able to afford to go to these... and the Bridge Card folks can't use their cards here??