The article states that if the door greeter or cashier sees someone open carrying they are to notify the "highest ranking employee" (the acting manager) to confirm the legal status.Unocat wrote:Since they are the property owner, I personally wouldn't have a problem with showing my ID... but it can't happen every 10 minutes with different employees. I would just ask for the manager and show it to them once.
I guess i think of it like if i was carrying some paid for merchandise around (drink, whatever) and they asked if I purchased it... I would show my receipt, less they think I stole it and call LE. This feels analogous to me...
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- Wed Jan 06, 2016 11:35 am
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- Wed Jan 06, 2016 11:24 am
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Re: walmart asking for chl
Baby steps people, it's not all or nothing. A little compromise goes a long way in the future.dru wrote:This is a situation where being polite to the Wal-Mart staff will go a long, long way in making them feel comfortable with open carry. If you're OCing in their store and they ask to see it, show them your CHL and all the while be cheerful, polite, and act like its the most normal thing in the world. It will ease their anxiety and make you seem like you aren't some weirdo. It'll make the OC crowd look a lot better too and may give them pause to re-evaluate their own assumptions about OC based on what they've seen on news reports vs. what they're now seeing in real life