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jimlongley wrote:

lrb111 wrote:

jimlongley wrote:[

I saw quite a bit of that sort of thing when I ws employed at The telco. They even had a rule that "anything that offends" can be requested to be changed. Clothing, tattoos, words, etc.

i don't miss anything about the place. It is PC to the point that it is evident that the term "political correct" is a socialist ploy.

Close enough, actually I am a retired telco person, and that was at Alcatel.

Now if only I could find a telco that's hiring.

jimlongley wrote:[

ejector wrote:Hi guys,

I made a big mistake last week, I received my CHL and being very proud of this event I mentioned it to two folks I work with in a cubicle environment.

Two days later I was pulled into a room with two big guys from corporate security - informing me that I was reported to have a gun license and there was a gun in my car. They didn't check my car (which I didn't have a gun in the car) but basically I had to read the company policy and verbally confirmed that I understand the policy. One of the security guys was really nice, he mentioned he was also a CHLer and he wished every Texan did the CHL program. They mentioned that they had a report and had to respond and I would have this issue recorded in my file.

If anything - learn from my mistake, if you get your CHL - don't mention it to your co-workers.