Wal-Mart workers on pistol patrol

[Asheram]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/wal-mart-workers-on-pistol-patrol-as-law-lets-texans-tote-guns/ar-AAgqIY5?li=BBnb7Kz
I definitely would be asking for hazard pay for this job. 

[Ikarus]

Lol I was just planning to go to Texas this summer 

The difference between an open and a concealed gun? An open gun is easier to steal, you dumbnuts

[Turkhammer]

Lol I was just planning to go to Texas this summer 

The difference between an open and a concealed gun? An open gun is easier to steal, you dumbnuts

That, and it needlessly upsets the public.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/wal-mart-workers-on-pistol-patrol-as-law-lets-texans-tote-guns/ar-AAgqIY5?li=BBnb7Kz
I definitely would be asking for hazard pay for this job. 

So instead of putting a partition around the beer and wine and saying that no one with a gun can come in there these dummies are making a huge pain in the ass for themselves by stopping everyone that open carries to ask for a gun license.  The funny part is that thousands of people with concealed weapons have and still are entering these stores every day.  It's a case of the state's left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing.

[AntiBlitz]

the whole point of the law was to dissuade people from mixing alcohol and firearms, mostly at bars and such, but also liquor stores.  But since alcohol can be sold at major retail stores you have this quandary for people not knowing if they can carry to a grocery store because of one aisle selling a couple cans of beer in it.  So now you have this, which is just silly as fuck, since the law wasnt meant for this purpose, but ends up creating this situation anyways.