greengum
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I officially moved to Henderson this week and have been OC'ing all week. Coming from Kalifornia this has been like night and day. I started off by going to Burlington coat factory to get a jacket. Shopped for awhile when a lady saw my gun and asked if I was security. I responded with a "no, just an American." As I payed for my items security informed me they don't allow guns in their store.
Next up was Dicks across the street from Sunset station. Had no issues as I got some ammo. Walked to the hot dog on a stick and ordered a lemonade when security informed me I was not allowed to have a firearm there. I told him I was getting a lemonade and was leaving anyways.
Went to walmart on Eastern and the 215. The first time there the group behind the deli counter asked if I was the police. I said no. They then asked if I had a permit. I informed then that in fact I did and pulled out my pocket constitution. A manager came over and also told they deli crew that it was perfectly fine to OC there. A couple days later a random door checker told me I couldn't shop there with a gun as I was leaving. I asked her if that was corporate policy. She said yes. I then told her she should talk to the managment to get better informed before banning shoppers from the store. She said she would get her manager and that I should wait outside. I told her I don't have time to play with her and I needed to get home.
Last but not least was Green Valley Ranch hotel and casino. My father hit a royal on a quarter machine and wanted me to pick him up since he got real drunk. I picked him up and he wanted to go to GVR and have some fun. We went inside and started playing one of those penny slots that actually cost more then most quarter slots! Anyways I got some random bonus and got a high five from my father only to notice about 6 guys standing behind me. The main guy who I will call "T" asked if my firearm was loaded. I said yes and told him that this is an open carry state and I am not doing anything illegal. I also told him I was a constitutionalist and I like exercising my Rights. This kinda threw him off and he stumbled a little bit. He said that they didn;t feel comfortable with me having the gun on the casino floor. That someone may take it from me and hurt someone. Instead of escalating the situation by pointing out the flaws of his logic from the statements he made I simply asked him if he wanted me to put it away. He said that I would have to since it is their policy but he hoped I would continue to play there. I said I would put it in the car. I got escorted out my a whole team. On the walk to my car something happened that surprised the sh1t outta me.
HE OFFERED ME A JOB!!!!
He said that he is looking for people who know the constitution and peoples Rights and who know how to handle firearms. He gave me a card and said I should call him in a few days.
All in all even though I was asked to not go into places with my gun this is 10000% better then the peoples Republic of Kalifornia.:celebrate:celebrate:celebrate:celebrate
I officially moved to Henderson this week and have been OC'ing all week. Coming from Kalifornia this has been like night and day. I started off by going to Burlington coat factory to get a jacket. Shopped for awhile when a lady saw my gun and asked if I was security. I responded with a "no, just an American." As I payed for my items security informed me they don't allow guns in their store.
Next up was Dicks across the street from Sunset station. Had no issues as I got some ammo. Walked to the hot dog on a stick and ordered a lemonade when security informed me I was not allowed to have a firearm there. I told him I was getting a lemonade and was leaving anyways.
Went to walmart on Eastern and the 215. The first time there the group behind the deli counter asked if I was the police. I said no. They then asked if I had a permit. I informed then that in fact I did and pulled out my pocket constitution. A manager came over and also told they deli crew that it was perfectly fine to OC there. A couple days later a random door checker told me I couldn't shop there with a gun as I was leaving. I asked her if that was corporate policy. She said yes. I then told her she should talk to the managment to get better informed before banning shoppers from the store. She said she would get her manager and that I should wait outside. I told her I don't have time to play with her and I needed to get home.
Last but not least was Green Valley Ranch hotel and casino. My father hit a royal on a quarter machine and wanted me to pick him up since he got real drunk. I picked him up and he wanted to go to GVR and have some fun. We went inside and started playing one of those penny slots that actually cost more then most quarter slots! Anyways I got some random bonus and got a high five from my father only to notice about 6 guys standing behind me. The main guy who I will call "T" asked if my firearm was loaded. I said yes and told him that this is an open carry state and I am not doing anything illegal. I also told him I was a constitutionalist and I like exercising my Rights. This kinda threw him off and he stumbled a little bit. He said that they didn;t feel comfortable with me having the gun on the casino floor. That someone may take it from me and hurt someone. Instead of escalating the situation by pointing out the flaws of his logic from the statements he made I simply asked him if he wanted me to put it away. He said that I would have to since it is their policy but he hoped I would continue to play there. I said I would put it in the car. I got escorted out my a whole team. On the walk to my car something happened that surprised the sh1t outta me.
HE OFFERED ME A JOB!!!!
He said that he is looking for people who know the constitution and peoples Rights and who know how to handle firearms. He gave me a card and said I should call him in a few days.
All in all even though I was asked to not go into places with my gun this is 10000% better then the peoples Republic of Kalifornia.:celebrate:celebrate:celebrate:celebrate
