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Gary Harfield wrote:
It's called concealed carry for a reason, I'm not clearing with anyone if I choose to carry.
I understand that. I also understand some churches and places have restrictions, regardless of what delights your heart. If they have proper signage, you are restricted from carrying, period. You step onto another person's private property, you better have clearance to carry that weapon or not have it concealed in many states ( think bride or groom getting ready ). Some states ban concealed carry on a premise with alcohol sales. Many ban it at places of worship. It''s not that cut and dry Gary.
Also, we are vendors. If a person with children sees you with a weapon protruding through your jacket at the reception as you are bending over to grab something, it could cause a stir. It is a little different than being out on your own- you are now a hired hand. Heck many times at a wedding reception I would grab a beer on my own. And legally, I am allowed to do so even as a contracted worker. Does that make it right, or worth it? In my opinion, no- I never drink on the job. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.
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