Both, LoL! I like going to the wave pool and using the waterslide, but I heard that chlorine gives you cancer after too much exposure so I probably wouldn't swim everyday.
The dirty wet floor in the change room is probably the grossest part to me.
I don't enjoy the prospect of getting into any pool, either private or public, based on the way people conduct themselves in there, i.e. the intentional willingness to emit various bodily fluids into the water and the unavoidable fact that unintentionally-released bodily fluids also abound. Save the human soup for someone else, thank you. The chemical cocktail that's added to pools to alleviate the above problems are just as bad as the problems themselves.
Do you also know that most people don't shower before they get in the pool and are surprised when you tell them they are supposed to? The things that get washed off into the pool water don't bear thinking about.
I believe you and I agree with you. I've had people tell me their silly reasons for not wanting to shower beforehand, and not one of them held water. I knew a swim instructor who told a class of beginners that the local health department regulations required every person to shower before getting into the pool, but that from experience, it was widely known that not everyone would comply, and as such, no one could be forced to do so.
I love swimming in pools but am also quite skilled at denial which lets me block out thoughts of kids in the pool for hours at a time who never get out to use the bathroom.
Benedict Arnold 