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zeroskillz wrote: i learned it as well--never, ever tell anyone you have a chl (except the cops of course). No good will ever come of it. Even if they then gave you permission, there is then an implied expectation of protection, that if you don't fullfill, some lawyer will proally be happy to sue you for.

I don't think your carrying a gun, or even letting someone know, creates ANY expectation of protection. Morally or legally. That is just a non-issue.

NcongruNt wrote:[I fear that drawing this out or telling my coworker to "pound sand" may cause a drastic change in that environment, and putting the working relationships of our office into an uncomfortable and resentful undertone.

That's why I offered the alternative.

If your company does not prohibit carry, and your co-worker complains about your carrying you can either tell her to pound sand, or let her know that if some angry ex-employee, disgruntled customer, scorned lover/former lover of another employee or just simpled crazed gunman comes in to kill people, since you will be the ONLY one in a position to defend yourself that you will be sure to protect HER first.

Quite frankly, if I am obeying law and policy I don't care who my carrying bothers.