But perhaps San Francisco's most widely reported weight discrimination case involved a 240-pound, 5-foot-8 aerobics instructor who was initially rejected by Jazzercize because she was not considered fit enough. "Jazzercise sells fitness," instructor Jennifer Portnick had been told in a rejection letter, and a Jazzercise applicant must "look leaner than the public. Portnick filed the first-ever complaint under San Francisco's then new law. "She'd been working for Jazzercise for a long time, and she was fit," Babella explains. "She said, 'given my body and who I am, my genetics, this is what fit looks like for me." Jazzercise ultimately settled the case.  If a breaststroke is a doggy-paddle, being fit is BMI of +30.  fatties are re-defining words to emptiness. If they can't be "fit", then everyone can be fit. Can't be beautiful, now everyone is beautiful.