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03Lightningrocks wrote:The store in Plano was the one I went to back when they first opened it. Truthfully, I didn't see a sign in that store. I never went back because of the posts here saying that they had a corporate anti-gun policy. It has me wondering if some of these stores were never posted to begin with. Maybe they were catching back lash from the one or two that did post signs from the new store start up sign package.

NcongruNt wrote:

03Lightningrocks wrote:The store in Plano was the one I went to back when they first opened it. Truthfully, I didn't see a sign in that store. I never went back because of the posts here saying that they had a corporate anti-gun policy. It has me wondering if some of these stores were never posted to begin with. Maybe they were catching back lash from the one or two that did post signs from the new store start up sign package.

It was more than one or two. From the threads we have had here in the past, the stores that did not post seemed to be in the minority. Both that I looked at in Austin were posted with the same little letter-sized sign. I drove by one today (South Lamar/Barton Springs), and noted the absence of the sign on the door.

Morgan wrote:It's probably the case that a few did it, a few thought it was a good idea and followed suit, the situation sat like that for a while, then the backlash happened, and corporate sent out the "we don't do this, take them down if you have them" message. I don't KNOW that's how it happened, but I've been part of the corporate scene long enough to guess at it. LOL

Liberty wrote:

Morgan wrote:It's probably the case that a few did it, a few thought it was a good idea and followed suit, the situation sat like that for a while, then the backlash happened, and corporate sent out the "we don't do this, take them down if you have them" message. I don't KNOW that's how it happened, but I've been part of the corporate scene long enough to guess at it. LOL

I think it was corporate. The signs were a weird size perhaps legal paper size, but not be big enough to be legal They all likely came from the same place.

Morgan wrote:

Liberty wrote:

Morgan wrote:It's probably the case that a few did it, a few thought it was a good idea and followed suit, the situation sat like that for a while, then the backlash happened, and corporate sent out the "we don't do this, take them down if you have them" message. I don't KNOW that's how it happened, but I've been part of the corporate scene long enough to guess at it. LOL

I think it was corporate. The signs were a weird size perhaps legal paper size, but not be big enough to be legal They all likely came from the same place.

But not all stores posted them. So not likely corporate.

Russell wrote:Just got the following contact message from the website:

Yesterday I was at the Taco Cabana located at the intersection of NW Highway and Shiloh Rd in Garland/Dallas area. They had a 30.06 sign posted behind the cashier area. This was as of 02/09/2009.

Thanks,
Rob



Who wants to call?

William #########,



First of all, allow me to apologize on behalf of Taco Cabana.

We appreciate you, our guest, and it is our intention that each experience be a pleasant one.



“The 30.06 sign should not have been posted at our stores.

Taco Cabana does not prohibit lawfully concealed handguns on our premises – only unlicensed weapons.”



If you know of any stores that have the 30.06 sign up please let me know and I will have our legal department contact them.

Please don’t hesitate to contact us again, should the need arise.



Thank you,



Diana Smith

Taco Cabana Customer Services

(800) 580-8668 <toll free>

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