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2 of my daughters work for a popular restaurant in Franklin and one comes in last night after work and tells me the following story.

 

A group of people having already ordered and halfway through their meal spots another customer nearby with wearing an empty holster. They proceed to pitch a fit and call management over to complain. He responds that it is perfectly legal and there is nothing he can do. They get up and leave without paying. I asked her if the restaurant is posted and she says no. They even went out and double checked for a gun buster and found none. I think if that was me I would have gone over and slapped them across the face with the empty holster so that they actually have a reason to be scared of a piece of leather. Well, not really. Hopefully I would have the piece of mind to try and set a good example as a CCW, but still what a bunch of idiots. Management should have called the cops for dine and dash.

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gjohnsoniv
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Sounds like they just wanted a distraction to bounce out of there without paying.

bersaguy
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If I owned or managed that eatery I would have called the police and had the people that failed to pay for the food arrested. They were the only people that actually broke any laws...............jmho

Caster
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What kind of pû22¥ is scared of an empty holster? How is America not home to the weakest people on earth? Jeez.

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2 of my daughters work for a popular restaurant in Franklin and one comes in last night after work and tells me the following story.

 

A group of people having already ordered and halfway through their meal spots another customer nearby with wearing an empty holster. They proceed to pitch a fit and call management over to complain. He responds that it is perfectly legal and there is nothing he can do. They get up and leave without paying. I asked her if the restaurant is posted and she says no. They even went out and double checked for a gun buster and found none. I think if that was me I would have gone over and slapped them across the face with the empty holster so that they actually have a reason to be scared of a piece of leather. Well, not really. Hopefully I would have the piece of mind to try and set a good example as a CCW, but still what a bunch of idiots. Management should have called the cops for dine and dash.

Typical behavior from people on the left. Agree with them or they do something stupid....and sometimes illegal. I'm not surprised.

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Gotta be careful with them there empty holsters feller...I hear guns are known to just jump in to them outta no where.

Well, Hell - I am going to run around with SIX empty holsters - 2 on my belt, 2 drop legs and 2 ankle holsters.

Anyone's pistols are more than welcome to jump on in! [emoji6]

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