Something to think about:
Last year Robert spent $150 to take Concealed Carry Permit class and pay for his permit. He was photographed and fingerprinted and such data was sent to the FBI. Robert got his permit...
A day in the Life of Robert Concealed Carry Permit holder:
6:00 a.m. Robert wakes up and gets out his PPK/S and then holsters it.
8:30 a.m. Robert locks his PPK/S in his car's glove box and drives his daughter to school; parks and then walks her to the building.
9:00 a.m. Robert drives to the Mall where he works at the tool department at Sears. The Mall and Sears ban guns so he locks PPK/S in his car's glove box
12:30 p.m. Robert goes out to lunch with friends at Chili's, but they serve alcohol so Robert's PPK/S stays locked in his car's glove box.
2:00 p.m. Robert goes takes off from work early, to get a plate for his boat trailer. No guns in state building, so Robert locks his PPK/S in his car's glove box.
4:00 p.m. Robert drives to his daughter's school to pick her up from band practice, Robert's PPK/S is safely locked in his car's glove box.
6:00 p.m. Robert takes his wife and daughter out to Red Lobster, but they serve alcohol so Robert's locks his PPK/S in his car's glove box.
10:00 p.m. Robert goes to bed and thinks to himself how happy he is they passed the Concealed Carry Law.
2 comments:
That is funny...! And (sadly) oh-so-true. I also have a CCW and have on many occasions gone through the same ridiculous routine. THANKS for sharing your story--puts it all in perspective.
I still appreciate the effort to get it. The lesson history teachers is that the policed, and police are a team, neither can succeed without the other. God bless.
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