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In response to "you want to tell a 18 year barista to throw out a guy with a gun? -- nm" by loosilu

If they want to stop them from coming in they can hire security.

Posted by Krusty (aka Krustylu) Sep 18 '13, 07:42

They've got the funds to afford it. I wouldn't expect a barista to do it.

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they can just post that guns are not allowed. that's legal and up to the business. - colin Sep 18, 07:56 1
- If it stops the people then great. -- nm - Krusty Sep 18, 08:01
and then people can be outraged when a coffe costs 15 dollars. nm -- nm - groiny Sep 18, 07:52 7
- Doesn't it already at Starbucks? ;-) The cost of one security guard per store wouldn't double the price of their goods. - Krusty Sep 18, 07:55 6
  - I wouldn't go into any coffee shop with a security guard at the door. -- nm - loosilu Sep 18, 07:56 5
    - I get that. I also wouldn't go in if there were people with guns on their waist. - Krusty Sep 18, 07:59 4
      - They'll handle this the way any business handles rule breakers. - Inigo Sep 18, 08:04
      - you would be a shitty cowboy. nm -- nm - groiny Sep 18, 08:02 2
        
        It's 2013, the Wild West many decades ago. Someone should tell the rest of the country. -- nm - Krusty Sep 18, 08:07 1
        
        *ended many decades ago* No one needs to walk around with a gun on their waist like it's 1890. -- nm - Krusty Sep 18, 08:07
yes, let's make the situation more confrontational. Besides, the individual franchisees might not be able to afford it. -- nm - zork Sep 18, 07:49 6
- spoilers - znufrii Sep 18, 07:50 5
  - ok, still that's a HUGE sudden expenditure to cover all their outlets. -- nm - zork Sep 18, 07:52 4
    - They do well enough to hire one security guard per store. Plenty of business do it. -- nm - Krusty Sep 18, 07:53 3
      - or just ... don't bring guns. People can't bring dogs in either. -- nm - loosilu Sep 18, 07:55 2
        
        Well, yeah. But the problem is people are bringing them and they seem to refuse to leave them at home despite - Krusty Sep 18, 07:57 1
        
        That's not the situation (as I understand it). Some gun owners specifically go to Starbucks, with guns, to prove a point. - loosilu Sep 18, 08:04
or the gun people could quit holding "open carry events" at Starbucks -- nm - loosilu Sep 18, 07:45 12
- or just stop carrying guns - zork Sep 18, 07:50 2
  - this is Virginia. We have human rights here. - loosilu Sep 18, 07:51 1
    - you forgot the "God-given" part -- nm - zork Sep 18, 07:52
- That would work as well. :-) -- nm - Krusty Sep 18, 07:46 8
  - can you imagine going into starbucks, let's say with a kid, and it's full of dudes with guns? - loosilu Sep 18, 07:47 7
    - Exactly. As an adult I don't like it. I don't feel safer when I see guns. -- nm - Krusty Sep 18, 07:52 6
      - quite the opposite, actually. - znufrii Sep 18, 07:53 5
        
        You feel safer when you see people with guns? - Krusty Sep 18, 07:54 4
        
        yet, you want to put $10 rent-a-cops in all the locations? -- nm - zork Sep 18, 07:55 1
        
        I want the people with guns to not try and bring them into the store. If it takes a security guard, so be it. -- nm - Krusty Sep 18, 08:02
        
        I feel quite the opposite of safer. - znufrii Sep 18, 07:54 1
        
        Got it. :-) - Krusty Sep 18, 08:00
i think some security guy standing in my local starbucks might ruin the chill vibe. -- nm - Andie Sep 18, 07:44 3
- So would people with guns on their waist. -- nm - Krusty Sep 18, 07:45 2
  - at the Open Carry events in VA, some people brought assault rifles. -- nm - loosilu Sep 18, 07:52
  - very true. -- nm - Andie Sep 18, 07:46

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