Subway New Holland No Guns

[jthrelf]

He was throwing a lot of attitude and talked over me without listening to my response to his questions. I've been going there with my son, open carry for at least five years, never an issue. Several local businesses have been robbed recently and of course people assaulted. The area is not any different or untouched by crime and violence. I knew debating the guy was pointless I just wish he knew how stupid his logic is. Sals Pizza right up the road has much better food and treats me great. I imagine he is running out right now to buy signage and is puffing his chest over his victory. Lol

If victory is losing a long time customer, sure!

I assume his store doesn't have a fire extinguisher. You know, fires in New Holland are pretty rare.

[Statkowski]

Have him post a "No Guns" sign in his front window.

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[Mitch10mm]

He seemed happy to lose anyone that thought a gun was acceptible as a customer. It was frustrating that while I acknowledged his Right to opinion and policy he was content to have no respect for mine.

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[alpacaheat]

^I'd gladly give her my business if she were in the area!

Just careful carrying with jogging pants, young lady. Jeans with a belt would work better.

[Grey Bearded One]

I agree any sub shop that cant slice their own cold cuts and has a pre allotted amount of meat and cheese for each sandwich doesn't deserve me, my money or my side arm.

Portion control is cost control and also keep customers from getting irate when they see the guy in front of them getting more meat without paying extra.

[rwilson452]

Have him post a "No Guns" sign in his front window.

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This sounds like a good idea. If you can get a few, Post one very predominately on their doors.

[sprrdhawk44]

Is it the one at 836 main right in New Holland?

[CountryMick]

Would they ask a cop to leave their establishment for open carry? If not, it's discrimination.

[alpacaheat]

Would they ask a cop to leave their establishment for open carry? If not, it's discrimination.

Well it's their business so it's up to them and we should respect it, by giving our money to their competitors.

But my issue is, it's a Subway, part of a franchise. This store manager or local owner does not own the brand and has corporate policies to follow. I bet he's going against Subway's official stance or is just forcing his own if they have not stated a position either way.

This should be escalated to the corporate level as it's negatively affecting the whole brand. I bet they'd take an interest in hearing about a Subway owner discriminating and kicking certain patrons out of a restaurant bearing THEIR name.

Do it, Mitch.