Texas Business Owner Open-Carry? - Page 2

EQUINOXINV · October 31st, 2009, 10:59 PM

In additional to my detective agency, day-to-day ops are dealing with those who have been "repo'ed" by agents of my other business. I try not to get involved in those irate individuals (as I pay my office manager & his assistant to deal with those folks). It will be interesting when I do have to get involved with a profanity-spewing dude who I hear threating my staff, when I exit my office to "assist" with an open-carried P226. I'll bet the conversation goes like this:
Me: "Is there a problem here?"
Threat: "No, Sir!"

Backnblack · November 1st, 2009, 07:13 AM

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Originally Posted by EQUINOXINV

In additional to my detective agency, day-to-day ops are dealing with those who have been "repo'ed" by agents of my other business. I try not to get involved in those irate individuals (as I pay my office manager & his assistant to deal with those folks). It will be interesting when I do have to get involved with a profanity-spewing dude who I hear threating my staff, when I exit my office to "assist" with an open-carried P226. I'll bet the conversation goes like this:
Me: "Is there a problem here?"
Threat: "No, Sir!"

Your employees should OC also...

PastorPack · November 1st, 2009, 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Backnblack

Your employees should OC also...

+1

Time for an employee "teambuilding' exercise at the range.

gasmitty · November 1st, 2009, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by PastorPack

+1

Time for an employee "teambuilding' exercise at the range.

I nominate PastorPack for director of HR - excellent idea!

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October 31st, 2009, 10:59 PM	#11
EQUINOXINV New Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: South Texas Posts: 5	In additional to my detective agency, day-to-day ops are dealing with those who have been "repo'ed" by agents of my other business. I try not to get involved in those irate individuals (as I pay my office manager & his assistant to deal with those folks). It will be interesting when I do have to get involved with a profanity-spewing dude who I hear threating my staff, when I exit my office to "assist" with an open-carried P226. I'll bet the conversation goes like this: Me: "Is there a problem here?" Threat: "No, Sir!"