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So I was at the gym on the elliptical with an empty one between myself and the person to my left. 20 minutes in this guy walks into the gym and heads straight to the elliptical in middle of us. He was carrying a backpack and looked slovenly, but who am I to judge? We go to the gym to get in shape, not impress others.

Until...

The smell hit me! This is a smell equivalent to someone not showering for weeks. Sort of that heavy musky scent that sits in your nostrils and clogs your brain from thinking.

I immediately got off and 30 seconds later the stranger to the stinksters left got off also. This could have been a coincidence, but definitely felt like he couldn't work out with the smell either.

Now I just went to different machines a little disappointed in not getting to finish my cardio but I didn't want to say anything because god knows I don't smell great after sweating, but, this was prior to him starting, and it was (possibly) room clearing.

Here is the questions:

Would I Be The Asshole if I  told the front desk as it detracted from my gym experience?

What would they have done?

Should I just stop being a sensitive bitch and suck it up?


reporting an awful smelling person to the front desk at the gym