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So the other night my neighbor moved out of his house and in with his new girlfriend and sold us all of his old furniture (he's a good guy, got a great haul real real cheap). Anyway moving some of the heavy stuff just me and the wife and she sees some random guy walking buy and ask him for help moving and in exchange he could take anything we didn't (he sold us like his entire apartment and we left a lot there as we couldn't take it all). Anyway he gets some friends to help too (got me nervous as soon as she asked and I'm glad I was carrying) and we get everything moved. I had a job interview today and while I'm on the phone with my wife on the way home (got the job) one of the guys that helped knocked on the door told her not to answer but she did anyway and he asked for money told him no as we didn't have it (we really don't). And just now another person that helped knocked on the door I didn't answer it. Now I'm nervous around the house and for the first time I'm carrying in my own apartment on an owb holster I used when I was in Wisconsin. Fun times hope it stops soon.

for the first time I'm carrying in my own apartment on an owb holster

always carry at home or at least an arms length. remember 100% of home invasion happens @ home.......

can2boy wrote:100% of home invasion happens @ home

CrimsonSoul wrote:I had a job interview today and while I'm on the phone with my wife on the way home (got the job) one of the guys that helped knocked on the door told her not to answer but she did anyway and he asked for money told him no as we didn't have it (we really don't). And just now another person that helped knocked on the door I didn't answer it. Now I'm nervous around the house and for the first time I'm carrying in my own apartment on an owb holster I used when I was in Wisconsin. Fun times hope it stops soon.

I understand your desire to not answer the door but you also don't want a burglar to think the house is empty and easy to rob.