IanB
Regular Member
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Recently I came across a post by a new member who recalled his experience at an OC friendly barber shop in Springfield.
http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/view_topic.php?id=22250&forum_id=54
This got me thinking… What if WE, the gun rights community here in OC friendly NOVA started focusing OUR economic spending power to patronize establishments that CLEARLY support our 2A rights?
I am familiar with the barber shop mentioned above. I’ve never been there as a customer but I drive past it every day. The strip mall it’s located in is small and does not see much business.
The avg VCDL meeting has 50+ attendees. Now if just half of us went to this barber, to support him because he supports us… the constant flow of persons getting haircuts while OC’ing would be a very noticeable. It could also mean the difference between him keeping an employee or laying someone off.
So, who will join me? Who will get a haircut at this barber shop, and let him know (tell him) EXACTLY WHY you chose to patronize his establishment? It’s just one haircut, if you don’t like the results, it’s just 2-3 weeks before you can go back to your regular barber.
Disclaimer: I am in no way affiliated with the barber shop.
Discuss?
Recently I came across a post by a new member who recalled his experience at an OC friendly barber shop in Springfield.
http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/view_topic.php?id=22250&forum_id=54
This got me thinking… What if WE, the gun rights community here in OC friendly NOVA started focusing OUR economic spending power to patronize establishments that CLEARLY support our 2A rights?
I am familiar with the barber shop mentioned above. I’ve never been there as a customer but I drive past it every day. The strip mall it’s located in is small and does not see much business.
The avg VCDL meeting has 50+ attendees. Now if just half of us went to this barber, to support him because he supports us… the constant flow of persons getting haircuts while OC’ing would be a very noticeable. It could also mean the difference between him keeping an employee or laying someone off.
So, who will join me? Who will get a haircut at this barber shop, and let him know (tell him) EXACTLY WHY you chose to patronize his establishment? It’s just one haircut, if you don’t like the results, it’s just 2-3 weeks before you can go back to your regular barber.
Disclaimer: I am in no way affiliated with the barber shop.
Discuss?