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Bryan Sowieja
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Using Bodytype and Sizeism as accept/deny application criteria

Bryan Sowieja
  • Investor
  • Saint Paul, MN
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Hello.  We make our application accept/deny criteria very clear to our applicants.  We would like to add a clause that states something to the effect of:   "Your application may be denied if you or anyone residing on premise weighs over 300 Pounds.

Any advice as to the proper way to write this statement?

Any reason we should not add this clause to our accept/deny criteria?

Thank you!

Bryan

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Leon D.
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Leon D.
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Is this a joke?

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