I switched to HD programming recently, which warranted a visit from an installer to put the new dish up and replace the old box with a new one. Anyhow, I was giving him a hand with feeding the cable through the wall and I was bent over at an awkward anlge (no comments please lol) and my carry piece was exposed. The installer literally dropped everything in his hands and took a step back.
He...
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Originally Posted by max384
...Him: "I'm not gonna rob you or anything. You didn't have to strap that thing on for me" (again, no comments - trust me, when he said it, I thought about going there, but decided not to)...
This is the reason I don't OC when I have contractors work on/at my house. They are ...
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Originally Posted by Pa. Patriot
I open carry at home 100% of the time, especially if someone will be here. Not to mention everywhere else I go (minus work) I Have interacted with thousands of people and have never once had a person do anything even close to that.
Just sayin.
was the gun in your hand? lol j/k...
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Not sure what proximity has to do with it. Hundreds, maybe thousands of folks have noticed my holster firearm, within feet, and not reacted that way...
It's really bizarre someone would act so oddly.
Yeah... true... I don't know. There are a lot of odd people out there...
should have called Comcast j/k. He sounds as if he was slightly anti-gun especially since he didn't want to learn more about firearms. Atleast it went pretty good and you got a laugh.
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Originally Posted by max384
The installer literally dropped everything in his hands and took a step back.
I open carry at home 100% of the time, especially if someone will be here. Not to mention everywhere else I go (minus work) I Have interacted with thousands of people and have never once had a person ...
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Originally Posted by max384
Ohhh... that would explain it. I knew I should have had it in the holster... and maybe my finger off the trigger. lol
Yeah, I wouldn't have expected such a reaction either. Hiredgoon might be right, maybe he had a previous bad experience. Or maybe it's because he was only a few feet from the gun ...
just one of the many sheep brainwashed into believing guns are evil yet if he were in trouble the first thing he would do would be to call the cops so someone with a gun could come rescue him.
Quote: Originally Posted by algoesfast I'm an electrician that sometimes goes into people's houses to do work. I think it would be a little scary to know that this guy has a gun on him. Most company's have policies preventing you from carrying. And there is a lot of crazy people in the world. huh? Seriously confused here... In Pa., people carry guns. You are aware of this, right? Or are you one of those folks that think...
Quote: Originally Posted by billy870m9 my job demands that i go into peoples houses to fix issues, so i seen a lot of things.......but its all a matter of context when it somes to guns in a house.......im walking into their territory, if i see a gun in a rack or on someones person in a holster and they look legit im fine, but on the other hand if i see a loaded pistol next to a bag of pot or a pistol in someones waistband as their yelling at...
I'm an electrician that sometimes goes into people's houses to do work. I think it would be a little scary to know that this guy has a gun on him. Most company's have policies preventing you from carrying. And there is a lot of crazy people in the world.
I'd ask them how they were doing with that burger and fry grease for lubrication. Seems that it would be up there with a Militec if you worked long enough.
in that situation i prolly would have talked your ear off about guns, that guy prolly just a dumbass, but there are times when u dont expect to see a gun and it all depends on who it is and the situation its in...i think that guy might have been looking for an excuse to get out of doin the work
Quote: Originally Posted by max384 I switched to HD programming recently, which warranted a visit from an installer to put the new dish up and replace the old box with a new one. Anyhow, I was giving him a hand with feeding the cable through the wall and I was bent over at an awkward anlge (no comments please lol) and my carry piece was exposed. The installer literally dropped everything in his hands and took a step back. He says:...
Quote: Originally Posted by max384 ...Him: "I'm not gonna rob you or anything. You didn't have to strap that thing on for me" (again, no comments - trust me, when he said it, I thought about going there, but decided not to)... This is the reason I don't OC when I have contractors work on/at my house. They are automatically going to think I strapped-up just for them. Now, that may be fine, I just personally...
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