That could shut them down pretty quick.

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Marvin Zindler throwdown cockroaches and rat droppings.kauboy wrote:Or we could just look for and report health violations.
That could shut them down pretty quick.
I was under the impression that I had answered it.Lucky45 wrote:Why don't you want to answer the question?
Like I stated a couple of posts ago, I do do that, not quite that way, I point out that businesses that post 30.06 signs are discriminating against law abiding citizens and creating criminal friendly zones.Lucky45 wrote:Bet you saw where it was heading. I find it high unlikely that someone will go into the workplace, neighborhood, organization, etc and tell their friends and acquantainces not to patronize Taco Cabana because I have a CHL and they posted a sign so I can't enter. So go spread the word.
I don't believe I am telling anyone my CHL status at all, all I am doing is pointing out that those businesses are discriminating against law abiding citizens and creating criminal friendly zones.Lucky45 wrote:Thereby, you are telling everyone your CHL status just to try to hit a company in the pocket, where they have already figured out that statistically it doesn't matter if you come or not. Is it worth it? That is probably why they won't change their policy.
No reason to lie, all I do is present my case, I don't have to mention whether or not I have a CHL, just that the businesses are discriminating specifically against CHL and creating criminal friendly zones. I have a friend who is a LEO who does much the same thing, and he doesn't have a CHL.Lucky45 wrote:They probably figured out that most would not expose their CHL status as the real reason for not wanting to go to TC. So, you would have to be deceitful and lie to your friends about the real reason, thereby lowering your moral character.
I do just eat elsewhere, but I also make sure that the business and others know why I don't eat there.Lucky45 wrote:Just eat elsewhere.
YOu know what. Since you guys are hooked on it, I might open a franchise and post CHL welcome, then I would make a KILLING, for sure they would be no KILLING and I would be KILLING the competition.
When I contacted the state about improperly posted 30.06 the young lady I spoke to told me that they considered the effort to be adequate for enforcement whether the sign met the law or not, thus I prefer not to do business with places that are posted improperly too, and I let them know why.Geister wrote:Why muddy the water by contacting these companies specifically? If they don't have a proper 30.06 sign, then that's a benefit.
I did, and she asked me if I wanted to be a test case.dihappy wrote:Haha, thats incredible. I would have told her "Not according to the law its not"jimlongley wrote:
When I contacted the state about improperly posted 30.06 the young lady I spoke to told me that they considered the effort to be adequate for enforcement whether the sign met the law or not
How utterly rude of her to do that to you...jimlongley wrote:I did, and she asked me if I wanted to be a test case.dihappy wrote:Haha, thats incredible. I would have told her "Not according to the law its not"jimlongley wrote:
When I contacted the state about improperly posted 30.06 the young lady I spoke to told me that they considered the effort to be adequate for enforcement whether the sign met the law or not
She became very dissatisfied with me when I suggested that by her logic a 40mph posted speed limit was good all the way up to 49mph, since it showed that the driver was "making the effort" to stay in the 40s. Then she hung up on me.
I just don't see how it does you any good telling a company to post a proper 30.06 sign so you CANNOT carry there.jimlongley wrote: When I contacted the state about improperly posted 30.06 the young lady I spoke to told me that they considered the effort to be adequate for enforcement whether the sign met the law or not, thus I prefer not to do business with places that are posted improperly too, and I let them know why.
I agree. The Taco Cabana in 1 week made $6000 x 7 = $42000jimbob_texas wrote: As an aside, we used to shoot at TargetMasters (up until about 2005) in Garland every Wednesday night, and have dinner at Taco Cabana afterwards. We accounted for about 20 meals every time. There were no 30.06 signs at that store (Plano & Forest). I bet they miss us.
jr
Overruled.Lucky45 wrote:I agree. The Taco Cabana in 1 week made $6000 x 7 = $42000jimbob_texas wrote: As an aside, we used to shoot at TargetMasters (up until about 2005) in Garland every Wednesday night, and have dinner at Taco Cabana afterwards. We accounted for about 20 meals every time. There were no 30.06 signs at that store (Plano & Forest). I bet they miss us.
jr
and from scenario, if your guys stop going on Wednesdays, you bet they will miss $5 x 20 = $100
So they will only make $41900 in 1 week.
From now next couple days, I think I will just be lawyerly and make objections on posts.
So jimbob, I OBJECT.
Your honor can the poster rephrase his public statement that TC will miss his money to, " They will not benefit from his money." Since to miss means to lose, and we have mathematically proven that TC will not lose financially from CHL not patronizing.
Because there are three major options for a response. First they could ignore my letter and lose my business and that of anyone that I can persuade. Second they could see the error of their ways and pull the signs down or change them to "Unlicensed possession . . ." Or third they could go to the effort and expense to change the signs to the proper one, which brings us back to option one.Geister wrote:I just don't see how it does you any good telling a company to post a proper 30.06 sign so you CANNOT carry there.jimlongley wrote: When I contacted the state about improperly posted 30.06 the young lady I spoke to told me that they considered the effort to be adequate for enforcement whether the sign met the law or not, thus I prefer not to do business with places that are posted improperly too, and I let them know why.