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Armed-Texan wrote:eh maybe i am too cynical about society and see people that way.
respectfully sir, what would you do in that situation if you knew an anti-gun person was about to stumble on a gun, reject to work on a car that needed tires, there is no other place in town open on sundays, the couple needs to get home for work tomorrow? not picking at you, just soliciting your opinion.

I don't think you can be any more cynical than me. Honestly, I don't know what I would have done. If I were at work like you, I would have probably taken the easy way out and done nothing.

Armed-Texan wrote:sorry about the sheeple comment, won't happen again.

Don't worry about it. It's my problem, not yours.

I don't want to jump on the Armed-Texan again - the sheeple thing gets my dander up. It's over so don't worry about it and move on.

What if you were the second customer and you posted the following:

Today I went to my local WallyWorld to fix a leaking tire. While I was waiting I saw a ghostbuster sign, but no legal 30.06 posting. I had a gun in the truck, but since they were only fixing a leaking tire there was no reason to open the truck. The service tech wrote up the work order and when I was leaving to go in the store he said "Hey sir you don't have any firearms in your car do you?" What would you have said/done?

IMO it wasn't your place to ask the customer about guns in his car. If you "wanted to give him some privacy" you wouldn't have asked him the question in the first place. Arguing with management about gun laws and signage is a quick ticket to the unemployment line.