TGI Friday's not carry friendly

[the1kidd03]

Just for clarification I actually knew it was Avon because I read the second paragraph.

Advancing your literacy now? JK

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Good job. Thanks for representing us well.

If she had asked something along the lines: "sir, you do understand that by enforcing this policy, not only are you losing this sale, but all of our future business, correct?". It would have interesting to see his response. (if he was sent over as the fall guy, it probably wouldn't have mattered.)

 

[the1kidd03]

Just for clarification I actually knew it was Avon because I read the second paragraph.

OP repaired for ya.

I'm improving.

 

[KG1]

Advancing your literacy now? JK

Okay, I confess. I read the whole thing.

Just don't ask me to do a book report.

 

[the1kidd03]

Good job. Thanks for representing us well.

If she had asked something along the lines: "sir, you do understand that by enforcing this policy, not only are you losing this sale, but all of our future business, correct?"

Actually, that's part of the reason I wanted to jump in. Wish I had brought that up. I REALLY wished I had one of the "no guns=no $$" cards to hand him, but I haven't printed any yet.

Actually, I had a thought to. If there are any mods reading, why not create a "guns= $$$" card to give to managers of businesses who openly welcome carriers such as The Tilted Kilt downtown Indy.?? I started on such cards, but so many irons in the fire I was never able to finish it.

 

[the1kidd03]

Okay, I confess. I read the whole thing.

Just don't ask me to do a book report.

Agreed. I hate reports and school. I feel like a career student as it is.

 

[SirRealism]

Kudos for handling the whole thing calmly.

 

[the1kidd03]

Kudos for handling the whole thing calmly.

Anyone who OC's should be able to keep a cool head. The last thing our community of Constitutionalists needs is a "hot head" out there OCing and getting bent out of shape when confronted by someone with a different opinion.

 

[protias]

I don't think it is corporate as I've not heard about it in WI.

Applebee's has a similar policy.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...cussion/32056-applebees_not_gun_friendly.html

I know the ones in WI are owned by Wisconsin Hospitality Group, which also owns Wing Street and Pizza Hut here. I was unaware of it being a corporate decision.

 

[Bunnykid68]

+1 for putting cliff notes at the beginning for those to lazy to read a story

 

[the1kidd03]

+1 for putting cliff notes at the beginning for those to lazy to read a story

I'm trying to take care of ALL my INGO'ers.

 

[the1kidd03]

Oh YEAH! First Gold, now I feel special


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[williamrights]

Hey I worked at a TGIF from 98-01 in Fort Wayne. I do not believe it was a policy there based on one incident. The manager came up to me and one of the other wiaters to ask a question as he knew we were gun afficianados. It seems a customer came up to him complaining of another customer open carrying. He wanted to know if it was legal. We informed him that as long as the person had a license it was cool. He merely asked the gentleman if he had a license which he had. They talked a minute and he then went to the other customer and informed them that the gentelman was within the law and if she did not care for it she was free to leave. She paid her bill and left in a huff. I do not know if it still that way as that manager is not there.

 

[the1kidd03]

Hey I worked at a TGIF from 98-01 in Fort Wayne. I do not believe it was a policy there based on one incident. The manager came up to me and one of the other wiaters to ask a question as he knew we were gun afficianados. It seems a customer came up to him complaining of another customer open carrying. He wanted to know if it was legal. We informed him that as long as the person had a license it was cool. He merely asked the gentleman if he had a license which he had. They talked a minute and he then went to the other customer and informed them that the gentelman was within the law and if she did not care for it she was free to leave. She paid her bill and left in a huff. I do not know if it still that way as that manager is not there.

I'd hire that manager in a heartbeat.

 

[Bunnykid68]

I'm trying to take care of ALL my INGO'ers.

I read the story, I do not mind a good read, well...unless I am really drunk

 

[the1kidd03]

I read the story, I do not mind a good read, well...unless I am really drunk

Depending on who wrote it, I might prefer the drink

 

[melensdad]

Avon. Reference above two posts.

Didn't realize there was a city named Avon. Where is it? Is it a suburb of Indy?

Also, is it corporate policy to ask people to remove guns or is it simply the policy of the manager at that specific location?

 

[Bunnykid68]

Didn't realize there was a city named Avon. Where is it? Is it a suburb of Indy?

Also, is it corporate policy to ask people to remove guns or is it simply the policy of the manager at that specific location?

Avon is just west of Indy I believe

 

[the1kidd03]

Didn't realize there was a city named Avon. Where is it? Is it a suburb of Indy?

Also, is it corporate policy to ask people to remove guns or is it simply the policy of the manager at that specific location?

I think it was just that manager because I and other INGO'ers have OC'd at other TGIF's without problems. Avon is located on the west side of Indianapolis. It's sort of an outlying suburban city bordering west Indy. It's actually in Hendricks county.

 

[lovemachine]

Does TGIF actually have good food?

I've driven by it many times while in Avon, but never had the desire to stop and eat.