Show 'Em The Money When They Show Me The Door

[posse comatosis]

If I'm eating in a restaurant with no alcohol sales, and all of a sudden I get told to leave when they find out I have a gun, of course I have to leave, no problem, but do I have to pay if I'm not finished eating?

 

[dantheman]

How do they find out you have a gun ?

 

[CajunTim]

Nope you got the gun right

 

[aroundlsu]

Two questions:

1. Why would you have to leave a restaurant that sells alcohol?

2. Why would they suddenly find out you have a gun?

 

[Speedlace]

Two questions:

1. Why would you have to leave a restaurant that sells alcohol?

2. Why would they suddenly find out you have a gun?

^^^^
THIS

 

[misfire1]

Did you start waiving your gun around while joking about robbing the Joint?
j/k

 

[Speedlace]

Did you start waiving your gun around while joking about robbing the Joint?
j/k

The manager walked up, and said in the most uppity voice,
"Sir...I going to have to ask you to leave the establishment."

 

[CavalryJim]

Be more specific...here is an scenerio: You are open carrying and stroll into your local bbq joint for a brisket plate. Initially, nobody seems to notice or care but then some busy body pecker head is offended you dare to act like an honest law abiding citizen. Pecker head runs to the manager who has never heard of 'open carry' and asks you to leave...which you should do to keep from being charged with trespassing.

Now suppose further that you have consumed a couple bites of your brisket and the manager also wants you to pay before leaving. How do you handle that situation?

One answer is to take the high road. Pay the bill while asking them to box up the left-overs that you will eat later. Go home, finish your meal, then post the story here so we can boycott said bbq joint and flood the owner with complaints.

 

[dantheman]

Dear God , I hope nobody at the door asks to see your reciept .

 

[glimmerman]

The manager walked up, and said in the most uppity voice,
"Sir...I going to have to ask you to leave the establishment."

You're kidding right? He is from Beauregard Parish!

 

[LouisianaCarry]

In before...

 

[rockmup]

From your post, I would not pay. Let them call the cops.

Now tell us "The rest of the story"

 

[spanky]

Is this one of those "hypothetical" situations?

 

[CajunTim]

Is this one of those "hypothetical" situations?

That is the way it appears or what he isn't telling us is that he was trying to lick the stripper pole after big momma's dance

 

[Speedlace]

I've seen that posse comatosis has come back to the thread to look at the responses, but hasn't responded yet.
So he might be trolling for truffles.

In before...

 

[Swampy]

I got kicked out of an asian massage parlor because I kept rolling over and my "gun" was visible...

She said she could tell it was about to go off.....

I would have paid more had It accidentally discharged....

 

[Bayoupiper]

Unbelievable!



.

 

[Cajun_Chuck]

Nope you got the gun right

In before...

I got kicked out of an asian massage parlor because I kept rolling over and my "gun" was visible...

She said she could tell it was about to go off.....

I would have paid more had It accidentally discharged....

 

[jimdana1942]

Open carry by those without a displayed badge can be quite disconcerting to the general public. How would I know, as a general public member, that you are legally allowed to carry a gun, or, maybe a drug dealer, etc. This is a legitimate concern.

The best thing I could say is if you are a "concealed carry" person, then keep it COMPLETELY concealed at all times.

 

[Trickasabrick]

I got kicked out of an asian massage parlor because I kept rolling over and my "gun" was visible...

She said she could tell it was about to go off.....

I would have paid more had It accidentally discharged....

You usually have to pay more for "happy ending"