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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
It's not about the cost. The problem is that it won't work. I have lived in condos where the front door requires a key, but if someone wants to go in, they just hang around the front door and follow someone in. The answer is to hold the rec center employees accountable to do their job. Every rec center has a fulltime employee who is responsible for controlling access to the amenities, but enforcement is very lax. People show up without an ID, and the rec center employee just lets them in. It should be, no ID, no entry. Period.
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I understand what you are saying but in many cases the worker knows the person as they might have entered 3 times a week for 6 months and you get to recognize people. No different when you go into Dunkins and they already know your order. In addition employees etc have access to a database that has all of our ID’s loaded in it so it can easily be looked up. I do agree that you need to have an ID, just might not be on you.