Been on a swimwear day and am downright baffled. F...

Been on a swimwear day and am downright baffled. For starters, I wonder why there are 2 or even 3 swimwear days a week. The consequence of this is that an audience enters that does not belong in a sauna. Another downright baffling fact is that at least 1 but also 2 people are continuously walking around who are security and do nothing else. Why on earth is this necessary? That gradually became clear to us. There are a considerable number of people present from North African descent, who behave very strangely and display an annoying presence. They are also constantly watching every woman who comes by. Which also creates an unpleasant atmosphere. It also seems as if they are in a shisha lounge and they just smoke without security intervention.
Staff in the hospitality industry is understaffed and there must be at least 2 people, waiting times are long and that is not due to the staff, who are constantly running their work.
This company should seriously consider whether this is what a sauna should be. Another Amsterdam swimming pool which is a no go area for women.
In my opinion all this has little to do with a normal sauna.
An absolute must!