Yes it is and she's made it quite clear on her Facebook page that she doesn't want to hear anything we have to about it.Originally Posted by Bigghoss
Yes it is and she's made it quite clear on her Facebook page that she doesn't want to hear anything we have to about it.
She gets a lot of free advertising and a lot of business from it. I've heard the food is OK but over priced for what you get up but the place is usually packed.
I realize there are valid reasons for quibbling about the holster, but let’s be glad a business owner is encouraging carry instead of banning it.
The Minority Marksman.
"When you meet a swordsman, draw your sword: Do not recite poetry to one who is not a poet."
-a Ch'an Buddhist axiom.
First, it's just a joke. Lighten up, Francis. Second, I've never been a fan of OC as a statement or of businesses taking a stance on political issues. So while I'm glad the owner isn't anti-gun, I'm not going to celebrate her either. I'm also done taking my digs and even withheld a couple comments at her expense so let's just let that be that.
Hey! What'd I do?
You need to hire the firm of Mason and Matlock now. Clear your name.
The fact that this is such big news is actually proof that CO as a whole is lost - it’s an extreme exception to state norms that freaks out the residents.
The media in Colorado re-reports this story every couple of years, as though they've discovered something new.
I wonder how much training the staff has had in weapon retention.
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I asked her that via PM. She confirmed that the staff has retention training but didn't say to what level. I have to admit that even a basic class is more than most gun owners have.
All of her interviews tell the same story. She started the restaurant with no connection to carry. Someone was beaten to death in the alley behind the restaurant and it scared her so she started carrying.
Some time later several of the wait staff approached her and asked if they could carry. She requires them to pass a concealed carry course (NRA basic handgun safety?) before allowing them to carry at work.
Now that it's become a "thing" she offers concealed carry classes and dinner once a month. Supposedly they're always packed.
I think people come for the skin tight short shorts as much as for the guns or the (reportedly mediocre) food
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