PT's Pub, Fort Apache and Sunset

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So I thought I'd go into this restuarant for a bite to eat after work. Had a rough day and ordered a drink to start out, and asked for a menu. I placed a 20$ bill on the bar, and before I could sit down I was asked for my ID, so I grabbed that out. The bar tendeder then said "so you're carring a firearm into my establishment?"

I replied "is that a problem?"

He asked "why do you carry a gun?"

I gave the regular "defend myself from harm, and my rights, etc"

he replied "are you a cop?"

me quite frankly"nope"

him "I'm not comfortable with you having a firearm in my establishment"

Had I not been through a rough day I might have challenged it, asked why, asked if cops are allowed, talked more. Instead I walked out with my money.

Arg. Maybe more to come.

Scott

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Lostlittlerobot wrote:

So I thought I'd go into this restuarant for a bite to eat after work. Had a rough day and ordered a drink to start out, and asked for a menu. I placed a 20$ bill on the bar, and before I could sit down I was asked for my ID, so I grabbed that out. The bar tendeder then said "so you're carring a firearm into my establishment?"

I replied "is that a problem?"

He asked "why do you carry a gun?"

I gave the regular "defend myself from harm, and my rights, etc"

he replied "are you a cop?"

me quite frankly"nope"

him "I'm not comfortable with you having a firearm in my establishment"

Had I not been through a rough day I might have challenged it, asked why, asked if cops are allowed, talked more. Instead I walked out with my money.

Arg. Maybe more to come.

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Why on earth would you have stayed to "challenge" the issue? It was simple enough. The man told you he was "not comfortable with you having a firearm" in his place.

He was asking you to leave or to remove the gun. Not a good tactic to argue withor "challenge" him in that situation. Just take one of the two options.

Your "rough day" is inconsequential to his policy.



P.S. Sorry you had a rough day, LLR.

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Never had a problem OC at Sunset & Paradise (near airport), Spring Mountain & Arville, Jones & I-215 south, or Rainbow & Alta.

Tim

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HankT wrote:

Lostlittlerobot wrote:

So I thought I'd go into this restuarant for a bite to eat after work. Had a rough day and ordered a drink to start out, and asked for a menu. I placed a 20$ bill on the bar, and before I could sit down I was asked for my ID, so I grabbed that out. The bar tendeder then said "so you're carring a firearm into my establishment?"

I replied "is that a problem?"

He asked "why do you carry a gun?"

I gave the regular "defend myself from harm, and my rights, etc"

he replied "are you a cop?"

me quite frankly"nope"

him "I'm not comfortable with you having a firearm in my establishment"

Had I not been through a rough day I might have challenged it, asked why, asked if cops are allowed, talked more. Instead I walked out with my money.

Arg. Maybe more to come.

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Why on earth would you have stayed to "challenge" the issue? It was simple enough. The man told you he was "not comfortable with you having a firearm" in his place.

He was asking you to leave or to remove the gun. Not a good tactic to argue withor "challenge" him in that situation. Just take one of the two options.

Your "rough day" is inconsequential to his policy.



P.S. Sorry you had a rough day, LLR.

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hey hank; did you read the whole thread??

the bartender was just a sheeple. he said he was uncomfortable.

nobody was asked to leave, or to remove the gun.

youre a state researcher, check your facts!

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Just got an email that Friday October 2 at 5:30 PM, there will be a 27th Birthday celebration for PT's pub at the Spring Mountain / Arville location. Oscar Goodman will be there to declare October 2 "PT's Day".

I will be there with my wife, and I'll be OC.

Tim