Re: No longer patronizing Jason's Deli.
Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 7:52 pm
The posts I've made on this thread - or in general?
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I totally agree with jdm. CHL holders have been screened by all levels of government to a degree far exceeding the average citizen. CHL holders are "government certified good guys". I would think any business owner would be glad to have these people as customers.jdm wrote:After further googling I found some that were not TX specific:jdm wrote:I once saw some business cards that had on the front "No guns = No $". On the back it said something to the effect that CHL holders have passed a local and federal background check, have no felonies, no major misdemeanors, current on taxes, child support, and no wrote bad checks. "How much do you know about your other customers?"
The idea was to leave it with the manager of a place that posted no guns and hopefully make them think.
I googled around and haven't found where to order those cards, but I would like to carry some around.
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I totally agree! And I like the phrase in bold letters. I'll have to remember that!I totally agree with jdm. CHL holders have been screened by all levels of government to a degree far exceeding the average citizen. CHL holders are "government certified good guys". I would think any business owner would be glad to have these people as customers.
Most times these signs are required by law. It a TABC thing.jsimmons wrote:I was in a burger joint in San Antonio that has what amounts to a "no unlicensed carry" sign. As long as you're licensed, you can conceal carry in the restaurant.
They're required to post the weapons sign if they sell alcohol for off premises consumption, or on premises consumption if alcohol is 50% or less. The signs are a reminder that UCW goes from a misdemeanor outside to a felony inside.Liberty wrote:Most times these signs are required by law. It a TABC thing.jsimmons wrote:I was in a burger joint in San Antonio that has what amounts to a "no unlicensed carry" sign. As long as you're licensed, you can conceal carry in the restaurant.
On 09/09/2009 TDDude wrote:will this thread ever die?????
Thread necromancy at its finest.......On 12/04/2017 the question was answered when Rcheas wrote:The Jason’s Deli here in Tyler has the official signage up but only for 30.07 open carry. So concealed is permitted.
Nuke it from orbit?mojo84 wrote:Zombie thread.