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Clearly a Lululemon yoga-fest with hundreds of people versus a guy trying to start a personal training business running a class of four people and a couple of kettle balls is apples and oranges. My opinion is limited to the latter.

@Tina Whether Aguiller wants to "force" companies to do business in other areas (as I suggest) or simply regulate--and therby inhibit--their business (as you suggest) belies my greater question. When has this method ever worked for DC?

I can't think of a reason a personal trainer with a handful of clients needs a permit or should pay a fee to use a park. As for using the park for personal profit, do people who run dog-walking services pay a fee to bring four or five dogs to the park? (That's a serious question...I don't know the answer. Good god I hope the answer is NO!) Anyway, this is an interesting discussion over a piddly topic.

by MJ on Aug 17, 2012 1:32 pm • link • report

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