dabigguns357
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I'm going to say yes but if i'm inside at work then i leave it in the car.but once my butt hits my front seat the holster and come out and the shirt goes over it.
The two answers are too closly related. A better answer would be Do you violate the law in order to remain armed?
Such as carry in a restaurant that serves alcohol when State statute makes this specifically illegal.
Sorry, but I've always found "I want to make more money" to be a poor excuse for dishonesty.Because in my line of work, no employer is going to allow that. If you're attacked, you're expected to die to save the company from any sort of embarrassment. Yet, as a father of four, I feel the duty to provide for my children while staying alive to continue to be a father to them.
And do you think those actions are OK or dishonest?Not every employee follows company policy to the letter; most don't. Some employees lie about being sick, or take off work early without telling the boss. Others steal office supplies.
Sorry, but I've always found "I want to make more money" to be a poor excuse for dishonesty.
In Ohio you can't carry at work if the company policy doesn't allow it. That is written into the CCW laws.
If they refuse us both the right to carry and the protection we are entitled to, then it is not dishonest to break the unconstitutional rule.