arby's doesnt like open carry

[McFly]

im working up at Indiana self defense and wanted to get some lunch. arby's is the closest fast food to the shop. so I walk in and instantly a employee which was a male in tight yoga pants and a scarf around his neck jumps and yells you cant bring that in here. makes a bid deal and makes the owners son lift up his shirt to show he wasn't carrying, the kids 14. so now I carry a kel tech when I go in there. but doubt ill be going back it took them 20 min to get my food today.

 

[Kutnupe14]

I doubt he made the kid lift his shirt up to prove he wasn't carrying.

 

[CTS]

I had to read that about 6 times to try to piece together what I think you were trying to convey. You fail at interneting, back off of the firearm training and sign up for English 035 at a local community college.

To spare some brain cells for others, this is what I think happened:

-OP is walking into Arby's armed.
-OP apparently walked in armed precisely when another man was armed and being yelled at by a flamboyantly gay Arby's employee.
-For reasons I can't quite ascertain, after yelling at the armed man, he insisted on making sure the man's son wasn't also armed.
-OP ignored all of this and went up and ordered his food, waited 20 minutes, then left without bothering to fill us in on how the situation evolved from that point.
-None of this actually happened.

My spidey sense is making me think this is some sort of spin-off of another thread I haven't seen yet, but the OP could simply be in an altered mental state.

 

[singlesix]

The first time this type of spoof thread was funny ... now just passe.

 

[chezuki]

im working up at Indiana self defense and wanted to get some lunch. arby's is the closest fast food to the shop. so I walk in and instantly a employee which was a male in tight yoga pants and a scarf around his neck jumps and yells you cant bring that in here. makes a bid deal and makes the owners son lift up his shirt to show he wasn't carrying, the kids 14. so now I carry a kel tech when I go in there. but doubt ill be going back it took them 20 min to get my food today.

 

[jrogers]

 

[Kutnupe14]

Chicken?

 

[Stschil]

OP has 2 posts, I somehow doubt this is a spoof thread.

To the OP: Most Fast Food joints are franchised and something such as firearms carry normally falls within the owner's policy not necessarily the 'Company'. That said, if an employee (regardless of their style choices) approaches me with such a statement and I have seen no notices posted in the entry ways, I'm going to ask to speak with his/her supervisor. If such a policy is in place, I will honor the property owner's wishes as it is their right to make such a request. As far as posting it for others, I would add a few specifics. eg: The Arby's on 3rd ave in Podunk has a no firearms policy.

 

[ViperJock]

I totally need a Beef N Cheddar now. Ummmm...curly fries....

 

[jrogers]

To the OP: Most Fast Food joints are franchised and something such as firearms carry normally falls within the owner's policy not necessarily the 'Company'. That said, if an employee (regardless of their style choices) approaches me with such a statement and I have seen no notices posted in the entry ways, I'm going to ask to speak with his/her supervisor. If such a policy is in place, I will honor the property owner's wishes as it is their right to make such a request. As far as posting it for others, I would add a few specifics. eg: The Arby's on 3rd ave in Podunk has a no firearms policy.

An even easier solution is not to eat sacks of salted grease in the first place.

 

[Stschil]

An even easier solution is not to eat sacks of salted grease in the first place.

Dont be dis'in my roast beef, J.

 

[jrogers]

You ever been in the back of an Arby's? That "roast beef" is affectionately called "loaf" by the employees. Parts of it may have been in a cow at one point, but I wouldn't bet on it!

Not that it's any of my business what you put in your mouth. You can have my share.

 

[gunsisgood]

Not that it's any of my business what you put in your mouth. You can have my share.

Mine too.

 

[gregkl]

I don't get these "spoof" postings. If I was a moderator I would remove them. I can't see how it contributes to the good standing of this forum or to gun owners in general. Plus, they really aren't funny. Keep your day jobs.

Also, I can't figure out why people post about getting hassled for OC when they visit retail establishments like it's some kind of surprise. This is the world we live in. And the more we openly carry firearms into retail establishments, the more they will set policies against it.

No, I am not against OC, just stating some observations that I have seen over the years. I lived in Virginia when they established a concealed carry permit system. Prior to the bill being passed, you never saw a no firearms allowed sign. After the law went into effect, the signs went up about as fast as the applications for the permit were going to the state!

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Welcome to INGO, McFly...we can be the most judgmental, nit-pickingest, dog-pilingest place on earth.

 

[jrogers]

Welcome to INGO, McFly...we can be the most judgmental, nit-pickingest, dog-pilingest place on earth.

Excuse me, but that's properly "most nit-picking, most dog-piling."

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Excuse me, but that's properly "most nit-picking, most dog-piling."

 

[Mgderf]

O.P., punctuation is your friend.

 

[Fishersjohn48]

im working up at Indiana self defense and wanted to get some lunch. arby's is the closest fast food to the shop. so I walk in and instantly a employee which was a male in tight yoga pants and a scarf around his neck jumps and yells you cant bring that in here. makes a bid deal and makes the owners son lift up his shirt to show he wasn't carrying, the kids 14. so now I carry a kel tech when I go in there. but doubt ill be going back it took them 20 min to get my food today.

Which kid?

 

[femurphy77]

DO NOT **** off the grammar police.

News Flash; "Most" retailers don't "like" open carry. Some tolerate it.