Yes - don't.Bakeek wrote:My boss (not the boss of the company) nearly brags about keeping his G23 in his desk, but then told me I can't wear mine. I want to tell him this exactly:
"So about that conversation we had about me carrying my CH. You can keep yours, and go postal possibly someday, and I am suppose to just let you do that when I was legally licensed to hold my own and protect myself and others?"
While it may be a far out statement, I just dont like the fact that he thinks he can tell me I cant wear my gun when he can just cause "he's the boss". I do plan on bringing it up with him at the right time. Any ideas for telling him I think his policy is bull?
He also is/was a CHL instructor and former Marine pilot...just some background info on the guy.
I really dont care if I cause an issue that causes my termination...theres nothing in the company handbooks that says I can't carry unless I am flying, I am a pilot who flies internationally.
Any ideas for tactfully telling him that if he can carry then I can also?
As a wise colleague once pointed out to me, when it would feel really good to say something to get it off your chest, it is probably something you would regret saying if you said it.