mloamiller wrote: ↑Thu Feb 11, 2021 12:36 pm
Keith B wrote: ↑Thu Feb 11, 2021 12:05 pm
As I stated earlier, I just assume if a business is a RED >51% venue, then anything associated with it will be off limits.
I used the example of the movie/dinner theatre because I've been in one where there weren't any signs on the front door, or where you purchase movie tickets. Once you get into the lobby area, you can see a bar on one side that has a 51% sign next to it.
Logically, it's hard to believe the entire location gets more than 51% of it's revenue for on-site alcohol consumption, but I also acknowledge that "logic" isn't always a requirement when it comes to laws.
And all of this is why I've been pushing for the removal of state prohibition of carry at "51% locations". It is already against the law to carry while intoxicated. The method in which a business generates the majority of it's revenue should not be a deciding factor in state prohibition. This is not to say the business would not be allowed to prohibit carry on their own by posting compliant signage, I just do not agree with the state prohibition.