Frieda Hohnle was a sales woman for Fitness First, Bondi in Sydney during the year 2012. I was in the process of signing up for an annual gym membership, and wanted a regular annual membership. She was signing me up for the gym's most expensive platinum membership, and when I told her I only wanted a regular annual membership, she said: "All you Jews are always so calculating with your money! You're Jewish and you have a lot of money why don't you sign up for our platinum membership?" I told Frieda I was reporting her to her manager and she audaciosly said: "I'm this gym's number one saleswoman. They aren't going to get rid of me based on the complaint of a stupid, money hungry Jew. It's my word against yours. They'll just think you have a victim complex. Needless to say, I left without signing along the dotted line. I also complained formally to the Australian Rights Commission under the Racial Discrimination act, but by the time they got around to my case, Frieda already returned back to Germany. The whole ordeal psychologically scarred me. What infuriates me is how our slow bureaucratic legal system lets people like her to get away with racism and anti-antisemitism.
Frieda Hohnle Reviews
Frieda Hohnle was a sales woman for Fitness First, Bondi in Sydney during the year 2012. I was in the process of signing up for an annual gym membership, and wanted a regular annual membership. She was signing me up for the gym's most expensive platinum membership, and when I told her I only wanted a regular annual membership, she said: "All you Jews are always so calculating with your money! You're Jewish and you have a lot of money why don't you sign up for our platinum membership?" I told Frieda I was reporting her to her manager and she audaciosly said: "I'm this gym's number one saleswoman. They aren't going to get rid of me based on the complaint of a stupid, money hungry Jew. It's my word against yours. They'll just think you have a victim complex. Needless to say, I left without signing along the dotted line. I also complained formally to the Australian Rights Commission under the Racial Discrimination act, but by the time they got around to my case, Frieda already returned back to Germany. The whole ordeal psychologically scarred me. What infuriates me is how our slow bureaucratic legal system lets people like her to get away with racism and anti-antisemitism.