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<blockquote data-quote="Traxxis" data-source="post: 2149490" data-attributes="member: 8980"><p>Which might explain why the cashier or other workers didn't explain this to him. Further, you acknowledge that a manager is authorized to make those decisions, which is who approached the OP.</p><p></p><p>Next, the OP was never told to leave, he was given the option of concealing the weapon or securing it in his vehicle. Had the manager wanted to push the issue (which he would be well within his rights to do) and call the police, he has every right to issue you a trespass warning and have you cited if you chose not to obey it. </p><p></p><p>Finally, again, if you walk into a restaurant and order your food, you are paying for the food, not for food AND a place to eat it. Now, it might be generally understood that you have the privilege to eat there, but it isn't part of the contract of you buying their food. Now, as I mentioned earlier, if you somehow were charged an extra amount for the purposes of securing a location to eat your food, and that wasn't delivered, then you have a case. You have to understand that these aren't the same thing simply because we are accustomed to having the two go hand in hand.</p><p></p><p>As for asking if the food is "dine in or carry out?", I would say that is so they know whether to put it on a tray for you or bag it up.</p><p></p><p>Listen, I fully support everybody being left to do their own thing, I also support teaching people about things that we hold dear to ourselves, but I fear some people chose to push the limits... sort of like so called "Bible thumpers". </p><p></p><p>Remember, we've already won this battle for 2nd Amendment rights... our challenge isn't to fight to get the right again, it is to preserve it for the future generations to enjoy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Traxxis, post: 2149490, member: 8980"] Which might explain why the cashier or other workers didn't explain this to him. Further, you acknowledge that a manager is authorized to make those decisions, which is who approached the OP. Next, the OP was never told to leave, he was given the option of concealing the weapon or securing it in his vehicle. Had the manager wanted to push the issue (which he would be well within his rights to do) and call the police, he has every right to issue you a trespass warning and have you cited if you chose not to obey it. Finally, again, if you walk into a restaurant and order your food, you are paying for the food, not for food AND a place to eat it. Now, it might be generally understood that you have the privilege to eat there, but it isn't part of the contract of you buying their food. Now, as I mentioned earlier, if you somehow were charged an extra amount for the purposes of securing a location to eat your food, and that wasn't delivered, then you have a case. You have to understand that these aren't the same thing simply because we are accustomed to having the two go hand in hand. As for asking if the food is "dine in or carry out?", I would say that is so they know whether to put it on a tray for you or bag it up. Listen, I fully support everybody being left to do their own thing, I also support teaching people about things that we hold dear to ourselves, but I fear some people chose to push the limits... sort of like so called "Bible thumpers". Remember, we've already won this battle for 2nd Amendment rights... our challenge isn't to fight to get the right again, it is to preserve it for the future generations to enjoy. [/QUOTE]
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