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mojo84 wrote:

Embalmo wrote:

TVGuy wrote:

Embalmo wrote:

mojo84 wrote:Tvguy, it's my understanding verbal notice is valid until otherwise notified.

So many customers and employees come an go in these chain stores that it would be next to impossible to prove that some employee gave notice. Especially when the notice was given vaguely in the course of a conversation.

This.

This is proof of the companies lack of knowledge of both alcohol and gun laws; and the invalidity of the clerks statement. No one is ever going to likely notice a concealed carry unless it's drawn. At that point, verbal notification is the least of my worries.

What concerns me most is the ignorance of the laws from shopkeepers, LE, and the public at large that can erode our rights.

Can you cite the law of which you are insinuating we are ignorant?

Before jumping to insinuating we are ignorant, you may want to double check your position with someone that is more knowledgableb such as Charles, Keith, Carlson, Steve Rothstein or others.

Embalmo wrote:

mojo84 wrote:Tvguy, it's my understanding verbal notice is valid until otherwise notified.

So many customers and employees come an go in these chain stores that it would be next to impossible to prove that some employee gave notice. Especially when the notice was given vaguely in the course of a conversation.

mojo84 wrote:Is it just a class C after receiving verbal notice and disregarding it?

mgood wrote:

mojo84 wrote:You said she said " no guns allowed here". That's all she needs to say to give you notice.

The rest of the conversation is irrelevant. IMO, you have received verbal notice.

If you're ever caught carrying there and for whatever reason the cops are called, and it goes to court, that woman gets on the stand and says "I told him we don't allow guns here." The other clerk is a witness to that and agrees. You're toast.

mojo84 wrote:

Embalmo wrote:

TVGuy wrote:

Embalmo wrote:I just asked a convenience store clerk while checking out with a Snickers Bar on my lunch break if she'd seen any open carryers yet. I'm at work and concealing. Anyway, a burly woman came out of the back telling us that no guns were allowed here and there was a big sign outside. I insisted she show me the sign and she proudly pointed my nose and o their blue TABC sign.

Embalmo

Where?

183 close to Cameron in the Wendy's parking lot.

Hope you don't plan to carry there in the future. Even if her reasoning is fallacious, you've been provided notice. Sad part is, you prompted it.

Sometimes it's better to just go about one's business without bringing things like guns up. There are plenty of other things to smalltalk about.

Embalmo wrote:I just asked a convenience store clerk while checking out with a Snickers Bar on my lunch break if she'd seen any open carryers yet. I'm at work and concealing. Anyway, a burly woman came out of the back telling us that no guns were allowed here and there was a big sign outside. I insisted she show me the sign and she proudly pointed my nose and o their blue TABC sign.

Embalmo