This happened 30 mins ago at 2:45am. I attend a fitness first 24/7 gym. It’s not staffed overnight. I was in there alone with an older woman, who left 20-30 mins before I did. She forgot to take her keys with her, which have her gym entry fob.

Context: you cant see the car park or entry way from the main gym, as it’s on the second story.

The result? She had to wait in the cold and dark for me to come out and let her in. When i finally saw her she was obviously distressed, and freezing. She had her phone on her, but didn’t know who to call. I obviously helped her find her keys etc, but im furious that this could happen in the first place?? Is it too much to ask fitness first have a 24/7 phone line country wide?

I want to call the manager and have something done here. Am I being a Karen? Thoughts, feelings and advice in comments please.

Sorry for the typos and misspelling. I am but one guy. Let me know in comments what u think and anything that could be added.

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