:bitching: Ok, tell me please if I'm being petty here. Every summer, I swim outside in the community pool which has 2 lap lanes available in the morning and evenings. HOwever, while swimming, I often have to wait for non swimmers who enter the lap lane and go under the ropes to cross over to the open area, because they are too lazy to use the other two entrances to the pool ALL THE WAY ON THE OTHER SIDE, about a whole 15 feet away! Today, I ended up in a confrontation with a woman, (sorry, but why is it always the women????) who said she didn't want to walk around to the other side. When I told her that the lap lanes were put in for lap swimming and that crossing while people are swimming is not safe, she laughed at me. Of course, the 3 lifeguards sat and watched in their usual stupor. Do you deal with this in your general outdoor pools? I am throwing in the towel and giving up since the guards will not monitor the lanes and frankly, fighting when swimming is making me very unhappy. :badday:
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We usually have this type of problem with teenagers in the area. Be careful though, if you do get on to them they'll remember you and have all of their buddies do the same thing whenever you swim. Have you talked to the manager about this behavior? Maybe they can have a word with the lifeguards who are supposed to be doing their job.
We usually have this type of problem with teenagers in the area. Be careful though, if you do get on to them they'll remember you and have all of their buddies do the same thing whenever you swim. Have you talked to the manager about this behavior? Maybe they can have a word with the lifeguards who are supposed to be doing their job.
