sad sad confused world
Never work for any store/company that won't let you defend yourself
- Thread starter RugersGR8
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Good news, the gun totin' clerk already got a new job!
http://abcnews.go.com/US/store-clerk-fired-scaring-robber-gun/story?id=24233687
Store Clerk Fired After Scaring Would-Be Robber With His Gun
Jun 20, 2014, 2:08 PM
By YAZHOU SUN
He should now carry some of those ...my kitty, pink knuckle, keychain fobs.
TheyRe harmless ...after all ..theyRe pink....who would suspect somebody gettin hurt with Pink kitty ears.
Glad he found a better job...:
TheyRe harmless ...after all ..theyRe pink....who would suspect somebody gettin hurt with Pink kitty ears.
Glad he found a better job...:
didn't see anything in the link that said he got a new job,where did you see that?
While it is not a "New Job", it shows that he already had a "Plan B" to fall back on. He probably saw this situation coming and preplanned for any eventuality that might be thrown at him. It sounds like the man has a pretty good head on his shoulders. And it also sounds like he prefers "living" to make a living rather than "dying" to make a living since he carried the .380 pistol(against company policy) in a "high crime rate store". Of course, lib gun haters/grabbers, Bloomberg, the company that he worked for, etc. would prefer him to be unarmed/probably dead to fit "their agendas" and insurance policies.
...“I am a firm believer in having a gun and not needing it rather than the other way around. I can always find a new job," Pitaniello said, noting that he already had another job during the day."...
Hopefully you're the owner. If you're an employee, then be wary of verbal policies. There's an old saying..."If it's not in writing, it doesn't exist."
Just be careful.
That is on the dont ask dont tell policy here.
I work for a small company. For the first 12 years I worked here, there was no policy. Then when OC became legal, we got a verbal policy. I work for a good company, not worried about a policy change without notification.
