OC ar MWC Cheddars

[toehanus]

Anybody oc'd at the cheddars in Midwest city? Have dinner plans there and was curious if they are friendly. Thanks.

@toehanus

 

[toehanus]

Should say "at" not "ar"

 

[WessonOil]

You may want to call them and find out.

 

[DaveinOKC]

The first time my wife and I ate there, there was a gal who opened carried seated behind us. They did not hassle her, but my wife did say she overheard a couple of the servers making some negative comments.

David

 

[DrBaker]

she overheard a couple of the servers making some negative comments.

If the staff at that establishment makes negative comments about customers, that's a good enough reason to dine elsewhere.

 

[WessonOil]

Personally, I just carry it concealed so I can just eat a meal and not have to be involved in drama or make some kind of a statement.

 

[toehanus]

Wasn't wanting to make a statement. To and from work, I usually OC simply as a matter of convenience. I have to disarm before I enter work. I have to dress in slacks and a dress shirt as a part of the dress code so it just makes it easier to OC. I was meeting my wife and parents after work to eat today and wouldn't be able to change, nor did I want to go without. Anyway, went and ate. The only person who noticed was my wife and she didn't even realize it for about 20 minutes.

@toehanus

 

[AKguy1985]

Personally I havent been to cheddars in years.

 

[WessonOil]

Very good to hear.

You may want to check into inside the waistband holsters for occasions such as this.

Your dress shirt can cover it, and you avoid having to hassle with other people...both pro and anti-gunners.

Since we're open carry, you may now lift your shirt and expose your gun if you need to, and it not be considered brandishing.