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Today, I was "THAT GUY"

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Prefersa357

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Mike wrote:
Commodore76 wrote:
I was on a really proud streak of not ever having as issue in my home county with OC. Today was not my day. I open carry a heck of a lot around here.

Today, as I was standing at the counter of a bank (Not mine as I was making a deposit for a friend) the bank manager approached me and asked if I was a police officer. I responded with a simple no. She paused for what seemed like an eternity. When she finally spoke, it was to tell me that "they don't allow handguns inside". I told her that I had no idea and they may want to consider posting signs at the entrances to alert visitors.
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Huh? You are asking them to post? Why? if you ask them, they will come. Never bring up posting.
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Actually I would prefer the bank (s) post that they don't support OC's (guns), then I know where not to do my banking at :D
 
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Commodore76

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Prefersa357 wrote:
Mike wrote:
Commodore76 wrote:
I was on a really proud streak of not ever having as issue in my home county with OC. Today was not my day. I open carry a heck of a lot around here.

Today, as I was standing at the counter of a bank (Not mine as I was making a deposit for a friend) the bank manager approached me and asked if I was a police officer. I responded with a simple no. She paused for what seemed like an eternity. When she finally spoke, it was to tell me that "they don't allow handguns inside". I told her that I had no idea and they may want to consider posting signs at the entrances to alert visitors.
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Huh? You are asking them to post? Why? if you ask them, they will come. Never bring up posting.
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Actually I would prefer the bank (s) post that they don't support OC's (guns), then I know where not to do my banking at :D
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After speaking with the person who works for that company in another location, theyHAD contacted LE while I was inside. I would hope that there was SOME kind of warning that I was doing something wrong before I got to have that conversation with LE. Again, seems like a trap without there being a warning in place...
 
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5jeffro7

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TechnoWeenie wrote:
chase has an anti-gun policy...

I closed my accounts with them because of it...

Ask colt45
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actually, with all due respect, I've researched this carefully a couple months ago & I can assure you of what chase's policy is:

they leave it up to the discretion of the individual branch manager. if the manager has no problem, then carry-on, but if the manager is a sheeple like the one by costo on the king/snohomish county line, then he doesn't want guns in his branch.

I talked with a gal in the corporate security department back east by the name of danielle & the above is basically what she told me. She also mentioned that there are some managers that don't even want their own corporate security officers armed in their branch.



Jeff
 
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