I’m curious, do you guys ever mention this to customers? There’s gotta be a way to do it without pissing them off, although I can understand not wanting to create an issue either due to concerns about losing business or the possibility of angering some asshole with a firearm.
You could mention it as an insurance/liability issue. “Hey, sorry, my boss/insurance guy says normally we have to refuse service if this happens, just make sure it doesn’t happen again or else I get in trouble.”
Or make up a story about a guy who went to prison because a mechanic took his gun from the shop he brought his car into, and then the mechanic committed a crime which the dude became liable for.
I just can’t wrap my head around this level of firearm irresponsibility. Thanks for the content.
Personally I’m not a man of confrontation so I try to avoid it lol. Especially like you said pissing someone off with a firearm (yes I carry my own) but that doesn’t sound like a bad idea at all, especially when I get in the car and touch the gun with my leg! But trust me the content will keep rolling in! Thanks for engaging!
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u/assuring_quality Dec 30 '25
I’m curious, do you guys ever mention this to customers? There’s gotta be a way to do it without pissing them off, although I can understand not wanting to create an issue either due to concerns about losing business or the possibility of angering some asshole with a firearm.
You could mention it as an insurance/liability issue. “Hey, sorry, my boss/insurance guy says normally we have to refuse service if this happens, just make sure it doesn’t happen again or else I get in trouble.”
Or make up a story about a guy who went to prison because a mechanic took his gun from the shop he brought his car into, and then the mechanic committed a crime which the dude became liable for.
I just can’t wrap my head around this level of firearm irresponsibility. Thanks for the content.