Actually this is pretty entertaining! So, print it off and take it to him. Then come back and finish this story !!!!!!
Meh... I printed it off, but I decided it's really not worth my time, I don't think. People don't change. He obviously wasn't open to the truth, I don't think. Seemed to me at the time from his demeanor, his attitude, the way he handled it, all he wanted was an excuse to deny firearms - so, I'll oblige him and take my business elsewhere. There may not be a liquor store in town that will allow me to OC, but as of now, he is the only one I know of that is anti-gun at all.
So, I'll shop elsewhere. Matter of fact, I think I'll head to one of the other stores now... I need some grenadine, some bitters, some Midori, some whiskey, some Angry Orchard, some Fireball, some Kahlua... whatever. Cabinet needs restocked. Just not from his shop.
So, I'll shop elsewhere. Matter of fact, I think I'll head to one of the other stores now... I need some grenadine, some bitters, some Midori, some whiskey, some Angry Orchard, some Fireball, some Kahlua... whatever. Cabinet needs restocked. Just not from his shop.
Educate the Owner, not the clerk. Let the Owner Educate his employees.
PS. Take your receipt in from the other store and hand it to the owner as well.
PS. Take your receipt in from the other store and hand it to the owner as well.
I would be inclined to pick up all these items, take them to his register, then explain how I've changed my mind. Explain, show him the law, and politely excuse myself letting him know I'm off to the other store.
see now this is where you and I differ.... I would print it off.. nice and big...bring it to him.. read it to him... and video it.. and then post it... cause I am **** and would love nothing more than to piss him off more!.. then shop someplace else and make sure all my friends did too.
This.
Showing the owner a receipt may be a good idea. I dunno. I am not sure if the guy I was talking to was the owner or just a clerk. No idea. But I just dropped a couple hundred at the liquor store across town, which isn't too unusual for me, with my Scotch tastes. Matter of fact, for a good part of last year I spent more on Scotch than on rent. Probably just a drop in the bucket to these bigwig liquor store owners, though, so what would they care.
Anyways... drinking my first-ever Long Island Iced Tea and caring less and less about that guy and his store policies with every sip.
Anyways... drinking my first-ever Long Island Iced Tea and caring less and less about that guy and his store policies with every sip.
And, also this.
I am a Long Island Tea fan myself! I have always wanted to go into a Liquor Store with a full auto too! I grew up shooting beer bottles, it is fun!
I think both you guys need to share a king size snickers bar! He read it wrong. So did I(im not a lawyer). Until seeing this thread I understood it as i cant carry where majority of their sales were alcohol/beer related. Take him a copy and read it over with him. If I made his mistake and a customer came back and clarified it, I would appreciate it. Or you could of just gave him the bird and told him to call the cops then in an evil voice say "I dare you"
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