Carrying guns at work against company policy thread. Do

>i want to get fired: the thread

i threw one in my trunk once because i went directly to the range after work.

what the fuck is wrong with you?

deadmen can't work.

so i keep a M&P Shield in an appendix holster while at work.

>>33462166
Here.

Pocket carry my LC9s while at work.
>tfw work retail
>tfw have been attacked with a legit weapon 3x in 2 years

>>33462273
Let's see here...
>end up dead
versus
>don't end up dead
>get fired
>settle out of court for between half a mil and 5 million dollars for providing inadequate protection in the workplace, you were SO traumatized by their total and utter lack of security you had to break company policy to provide your own

Depends on the line of work but who gives a fuck. Fuck your policy. I'm protecting myself

>>33462166
this is going to be a fun thread

>>33462319
Have you been attacked while armed?

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>>33462298
>>33462349
>>33462367

Well those pizzas aren't going to deliver themselves...

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>>33462166
I work for the Feds, so unless you're explicitly authorized, it's not only against policy but also a crime, so no, I don't carry at work.

>>33462166
I'm in a bit of a weird situation. I work for an entity that has a good number of right-leaning employees, but my direct supervisor is far-left. No I don't have a great relationship with him, but it's for mostly other reasons.
I guess that's what CC is for. I've OCed twice to work (no CCP yet for reasons), the first time this Inauguration. No one from my department was there so it was OK, but because of who we are we had a less-than-infinitesimal chance of being attacked by some crazed antifas or something that day.

I am not gonna get stabbed by some meth addict who is pissed I won't sell his teenage son cigarettes. I hate this job anyway and if I get fired for lawful self defense I can just get a job at a gun store or some other place where they appreciate self defense.

Yes
-your local diesel mechanic

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>>33462273

>concealed
>been carrying at work daily for 4 years
>my work has zero security

I'd rather have it and not need it, and if you get made while cc'ing it's your own damn fault for being an idiot

>>33462437
>tfw ATF gets bored of monitoring and starts shitposting at night

>>33462421
By an unarmed attacker where I didn't draw, yes several times.

I've not had to draw at work yet.

>>33462527
i work repo. so I do need to

If I carry at work it's a federal offense so I'm good on that, just cross my fingers I don't need it.

>>33462565
I should've explained that at my side gig I quit it's against company policy to carry but I wasn't going to drive a cab without a gun.

Concealed is concealed. I haven't been asked about it in 5 years, nobody has been any the wiser.

>been CCWing 5 years daily everywhere except for when I was in the hospital and when I've been on vacation out of the country
>got into a motorcycle wreck two years ago, broke three bones in my left wrist and hand, tore my ACL, concussed
>firefighters strapping me down onto the backboard don't even catch it, despite getting all touchy feely with me
>drifting in and out of consciousness, see cops on scene
>H-hey, could you wave them over for me?
>cops come
>pull up my shirt to expose my glock 26
>Officer, secure my firearm for me please, my ID is in my left pocket, I'm about to pass out
>cop grabs my big black glock, thankfully does not cause an ejaculation of lead into my crotch
>firefighter who groped me and strapped me to the board has his eyes nearly pop out of his skull
>wake up in the hospital
>get out of hospital next morning
>hobble down to precinct
>get my gun back
>cop range buddies etc etc

>>33462166
I used to, when I was a wagecuck. I worked in a store with a high likelihood of getting robbed, you just have to make sure you don't blab about it and accept that your company will throw you under the bus to appease their lawyers and insurance.

Even if had a safe job I would still carry, because I refuse to be disarmed. I no longer fly for this reason.

>>33462166
>Not working in the defense industry
>Not hitting the range with your coworkers on weekends

>>33462428
I do deliver pizzas. For $15/hr mostly untaxed, it's not a bad gig. Especially with the flexibility and the fact that I get to work in the evenings so I can spend the day with my wife and children.

I carry every day. Almost had to draw once, but I wasn't too autistic and managed to de-escalate the situation.

>>33463748
>dod contracting
i cant even bring my phone into work dude

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OTR truck driver

fuck yes I do
my left boot has a side (inside) pocket
had it specifically designed and customized for my taurus 856

breaking (maybe) federal/state laws I'm sure, not to mention company policy.

I'd much rather be tried by 12 than carried by 6.
it's all about situational awareness.

not once have I been tempted to use it
but I always know it's there ready to go.

>>33463785
Can confirm. end up at the right place and you can make a lot of money delivering pizzas

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>>33462166
Legally can't.

Also, they posted 30.06 and 30.07 signs not long after this pic was taken.

>>33464008
>or parking lots
VA > TX

>>33464008
fuck em, they're not going to enter your vehicle without your permission.

>>33463785
>
do u work at papa johns by anychance in texas

>>33464039
The parking lot thing isn't legally binding, but anything inside their doors is.

I also work directly across the street from a police station. It behooves me to comply to this stupidity.

>>33464008
>parking lots
Fuck you it's my vehicle

My life>My work
Not a hard choice.

>>33464060
>>33464083
Nah what I mean is that VA statute specifically says that businesses can't forbid firearms in vehicles in parking lots.

I work in a hospital, a nigger one at that, so I sometimes I just keep it in my locker for my walk to/from the car, but I don't carry at work.

>>33464130
putting your gun in a locker seems like a pretty stupid thing

>>33462166
i teach, so I legally can't carry in my classroom. I do keep a gun ready in my car in the off chance someone decides to sandy-hook my kids though.

if you want to carry, just carry and start throwing your resume around for a company that lets you carry

>>33464008
For anyone who has some legal expertise, how would a dispute regarding this kind of sign be settled in court? The reason I ask is because while, at first glance, it seems rather cut and dry in favor of the property owner, there are also instances where federal law supersedes property rights (the case with that homosexual couple and the christian bakery and laws against discrimination in general).

>>33464058
papa john's but not in texas. Mississippi

>>33462166
I recognize that sink and pen.

I typically see you printing along with those literal obvious holster is obvious fucking belt clips.

>>33463878

>highway patrol
>water

?????

>>33462693
>asking cop to secure firearm
Death wish

>>33462478

Department of the Interior? National Parks Service? Based on your description, I'm guessing outdoorsy-agency-that-looks-green-but-is-actually-red.

>>33464879
only if black

>>33462166
I carry an M92 in my work truck and I have a G19 that I carry on my hip.
I do HVAC and sometimes that brings you to sketchy as fuck neighborhoods.
I've caught two people trying to steal my tools before.

>>33464838
Yes, just like there's airforce humvees

Can carry at work, but don't. I would rather smoke weed at work.

>>33464994
Your whats wrong with this country now.

>work at big box gun store
>assholes at corporate won't let us carry
>live in the reddest hick state in the country
>store manager is from fucking Michigan
>can't carry
>however I have a wall of guns behind me and shelves of ammo behind me
>also on second story of building
I feel safe and all because if anyone shot up the place they would die after probably the second shot but I still wish we could carry

>>33464994
dude

>>33462166
Lotta guys CC at my work.
I keep telling them to stop because they will get fired.
I hate losing good workers over stupid shit.

Although I do feel better with guns around.
Some dude was CC a fucking Mark23 last week
Fucking retarded

I keep my p64 in my glove box. Ohio recently had a law go into effect where emoyers can no longer keep CCW holders from keeping their handgun in a locked car at work.

>>33462534
Go to bed, Brandon.

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>>33462521
Fellow diesel mechanic here. Shop is in the hood, right across from all the section 8 housing. the amberlamps won't come back here without police escort.

I keep my p64 (not my carry piece) in my glove box. Fortunately the parking g lot is gated and fenced in with 2 rows of chain link topped with razor wire.

>>33465017
*you're

Please don't post on this board unless your parents were unrelated before they met. Thank you.

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I sell beer to niggers in the nigger ghetto. Not to get to /pol/ but have been disgusted by these niggers to the point I want to stop drinking. How they can wake up at 5am to go buy 5 18oz bottles of bud light but not work sickens me. I want to carry. Company doesn't care about it's workers and will ignore your concerns for your safety. Drivers tell me stories of being bystanders to shootings and all.
>be in hoodstop #37680
> niggers in line being good boys who aren't doin nuffin
> random nigger appears
> starts screeching about somebody cutting him and the Indian clerk disrespecting him.
> fight ensues with Indian dude wielding a flashlight.
> Clocks nigger and nigger books it
> tell Indian he should get a bat and that you can get one from goodwill for a dollar.

>>33462166
I work in a doctor's office, but we do a lot of medicaid patients, so I carry. Plenty of people have come in and been drunk/high and trying to get more pills, and either way, what's the point of carrying only if you're "expecting trouble"?

>>33462166

CC at work is both against policy and illegal where I'm at.

hypothetically, I do it anyway. I'm not about to go unarmed and possibly throw my life away to appease management, or my legislators.

If I carried (and I totally don't because it's totally illegal) it would be a glock 26, ankle carry

>>33464885
>Potential ANTIFA target
>outdoorsy-agency-that-looks-green
Pick one

Your job is a tool society uses to control and manipulate you. Of course human rights don't apply.

The police know where you live but will deliberately wait until you're at work to arrest you.

You're not allowed guns at work ONLY for this reason.

So police can arrest you and feel more safe than if it was a traffic stop or raid on your home.

And after you lose your job, because the vast majority of us live paycheck to paycheck, the police can more easily coerce you into a deal so you can leave the prison/jail more quickly and hopefully salvage your possessions before they get repossessed or auctioned off because you couldn't pay your bills.

We trade our lives for money so we can have things. Hours in exchange for wages in exchange for possessions.

The police literally take everything from you after you worked hard as hell, then they wonder why people are starting to hate them and kill them...

Honestly if the government documents our crimes and associates how trustworthy a citizen is based on criminal history..

What if civilians did that to the government? That'd be quite a list of crimes. That'd mean government agents are less trustworthy than the average citizen.


Welcome to life. Conspiracies exist and earth is hell.

>>33462166
1) my uniform prevents it

2) I'm unarmed security; if I carry on the clock without authorization, I'm breaking the law.

I have been thinking about putting an sks in my car, though, just in case...

Really, though, I live and work in such a low threat area that I don't need a gun at work.

>>33463785
Sheeeeit. Paramedic here. Work private, no station to chill at like those lazy firemen. Only make $14 an hour

>>33464885
>>33465381
Nah, political activism organization.

>>33464173

Pretty sure it went to court and the court said you have the right to keep a firearm in your vehicle regardless.

Remember your vehicle is considered an extension of your home and is afforded most the same rights as such.

>>33465354
>amberlamps
that takes me back...

>>33465390
What law forbids you from keeping a log of the government's crimes?

>>33465354
>head unit built in

Consider me jelly.

>>33462546
Could i have your liver

>>33462166
At least always keep something in the vehicle and vehicle easily observed. Never know when you have to sneak away and wait for the scumbag trying to escape. AR pointing right in their face will stop most people. Really though, I've never had to do that around here. I would be more concerned with crazy road rage fuckheads.

I keep one in my purse. On person carry is too risky, someone would notice eventually.

>>33464168
>shooting starts in building
>need to lock the doors
Instead you
>run outside, leaving your kids unattended
>get your gun
>run back INSIDE, now carrying a firearm
>your kids are now dead
>tfw you and the shooter both get shot by cops
>news tells story of two shooters

>>33465390
lmao someone woke up and drank bad coffee

Only time I didn't when I managed a bank. That was a bit too hairy legally speaking. Now probably no but I still do. I keep it quiet and in a suit easy to not print.

>>33465032
that's the stupidest shit i've ever heard.

>gun store
>can't carry
>red state

show someone higher up the video of that gun store getting robbed and the old dude blasting the fucker away with his 1911.

>>33465390
You're not allowed guns at work because your boss doesn't want you to shoot up the place when he fires you for being late the 12th time this month.

>>33465370
>White trash pikeys aren't a thing

>>33465991
Purse carry isn't really advisable, what if someone grabs your purse? Then you're disarmed in a potentially dangerous situation, and now the thief is armed if they care to look inside

>>33466051
It's a cross shoulder. Anyone grabs it and they're getting an elbow to the face.

>>33466107
I think you will be fine. You would have to be really crazy to mess with someone as crazy as a 4chan poster.

>>33466113
Well, yeah. Who's going to try and snatch a purse from a 6'1 dude.

>>33466107
oh, okay. that does sound pretty good then.
>tfw can't carry a full size without printing

>>33464994
I do both. Pussy.

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>>33462166
I would if it was against policy.

That said where I work it is not.

>owner is a fudd, weary of carry guns but accepting of it
>his son (2nd in command) carries g26 daily
>I carry daily
>2 more people with guns in truck

>constantly talking guns with half the employees
>bring in guns to do light modding/work
>bring in guns to show off, buy/sell/trade
>have cases and cases of ammo shipped here regularly

>business is in no way firearms or weapon related

so p. nice perks all things considered

>>33466033

Then the boss can carry his own gun.

He can not be a hypocrite that sets his own hours while expecting everyone else to bend over and get fucked by his shit scheduling. The boss can not waste your time and money by calling you into work just to tell you you've been termed when he could have just done it over the phone.

Bosses are blind to a lot of the fucked up shit they do, just like we all are.

>I'm a boss and I'm fair! I pay these minimum wage bastards what they are worth!!

I've seen very hard workers never get raises after years. I'm a cook, and cooks have to work twice as hard as cashiers and they get the same pay. The only female cook we have was bitching about breaking a sweat at work one day.....

LIKE WTF women want equal pay for doing HALF the work and at my job they literally get it.

I rarely get what I want and most time I'm the statue and the bird is someone that has it better than me.

Next time you wait ten minutes for your fast food consider that they have very little reason to give a damn and minimum wage employees can easily sabotage almost EVERYTHING because they can blame it on ignorance/lack of training etc.


I feel bad for people running restaurants and businesses. They are in a tough spot. Must be frustrating trying to get an underpaid Jamal to sling burgers as fast as you want without looking like a slave driver.

>>33466193
I'm so glad I got your approval.

>>33462166

I keep it in the car. Yeah I know, a lot of good that will do me in an emergency but that's the best I can manage and it's legal.

>>33464168
He's got a point you know >>33465993

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Carrying guns innacuckstate/city. Do you or do you not?

>>33462693
this nigga knows what's up
How long were in you physical therapy?

I'd be to ashamed to carry a Glock at work

>>33466147
You disgust me.

>>33466799
That's hot. Wanna bang.

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>>33462166
Work for large Silicon Valley computer company. No firearms allowed on company property blah, blah. Show up back to the office one afternoon. 1911 in my briefcase. Sit down to do an hours work before knocking off. Suddenly five female office types surround my desk. We know you carry a gun Anon, don't you? I tell them that and have you stopped beating your wife are two questions I never answer. Why? Seems on of the nogs boyfriends called and said he was coming to shoot her and the whole office.Did you call the police? What did they say? Call back if he shows up and leave if you feel unsafe. What should we do Anon? I say, well I'm not leaving. Grins all around.

It is specifically stated in company policy that those with a carry license may carry while working. My boss has a ton of suppressors and SBRs.

Too bad for yous guys that work for chucks.

>>33464008
SHALL
NOT
BE
INFRINGED

>>33466974
nice

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>work at a medical research facility
>come to work with p30 on belt, hide it under suit jacket
>set it next to me and work alone in my office, usually inside briefcase since I carry it everywhere I go
>security in almost all entrance and my floor isn't even available to public
>only a 30.07 sign so everythings gucci
>move it to belt on the way to home and hide it under jacket
My buddy at the archive department does the same. Been doing this for about 2 years now

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>>33462693
> big black glock

>>33462349

"for providing inadequate protection"

yes because I need men with AR15s outside my office when I work in boring corporate america

when my engineer friend goes to Bolivia or Columbia I get the armed guards, don't really need them here

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Work doesn't allow but is not legally binding so I'd just end up losing my job if I had to use it.
I only carry when closing since its just me and another person in one of the more sketchy sides of town.
Thankfully haven't had to use it.
>my managers face when he caught me taking a dremel to my holster to modify it

>>33462693
I'll take things that never happened for 1000.

If it was really a glock the second that cop touched it, BOOM!

>>33466974
This took like 2-3 reads to understand

>>33468031
Sorry. Big hands, small tablet.

I worked nights in a bad area. You darn tootin' I always carried. Usually a small .25 or .32 pocket gun.

Nobody noticed. Also I was usually one of 4-5 people max working so not a big deal anyway.

>>33467524

Because shootings happen.

http://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-minneapolis-workplace-shooting-pictures-photogallery.html
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/1-wounded-1-arrested-in-shooting-at-kia-plant-in-georgia/
http://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/534320-story
http://abcnews.go.com/US/dead-workplace-shooting-tennessee-factory-police/story?id=42294877

etc

>>33463878

You should listen to some episodes of the Roadgunner podcast, friendo.

>>33462437
Same here. It'd be a federal crime to bring a gun into the facility.

>>33464838
Highway Patrol is another term for state police. They have primary jurisdiction anywhere within state borders, and a duty to patrol.

Not to mention many waters are considered navigable.

>>33465370
Worked at a gas station on the edge of the ghetto in high school, this shit pissed me off too.
>state law is can't sell alcohol between 2am and 7am
>had a line of niggers from counter to cooler at 6:58, loaded up with 40's of Old E and Schlitz
>every single fucking one of them is either paying in grody-assed sacks of pennies or trying to barter their baby momma's WIC/SNAP vouchers or their shitty weed
>get done with the line
>get zero more black people til about 2pm when they all come back to get another double-armload of $1.59 40's, but now only half of them have ANY money or shit to try to barter with
>see zero more black people til right at dark
>spend the next hour calling cops on teenage niggers trying to do runouts with 18 packs of Bud Ice
>see zero more black people til 1:55am, they're all back with double-armloads of $1.59 40's

I worked there for 3 years and NOT ONCE did a black person EVER buy or attempt to buy anything other than booze. And it's a fucking GAS STATION, you'd think at least ONCE one of them needed actual gas.

>>33468303
>And it's a fucking GAS STATION, you'd think at least ONCE one of them needed actual gas.
>Implying any of them have cars in between stealing them

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>>33468330
Well considering all the niggers coming in to pay with grody assed pocket change were driving 1980's Cadillacs with rimz and sound systems, yeah.
>tfw hometown of the YooHoo car
>tfw that guy was a giant douche and I had him arrested at least 30x for beer runouts

>>33468371
Being a drug dealer can turn some good cash. And not having to worry about silly taxes is another bonus

>>33462166
A couple of my co-workers carry with tactical shirts or belly band holsters. A lot of people carry boot knives and shit.

Work in a big box gun shop so ironically we can't carry guns or anything larger than a 3" pocket knife. Pretty much everyone violates one of those rules. Several use push button switchblades as their "3" pocket knife". No one is going to die for our pistol case so if someone comes through the side door and robs the place we'll pretty much let them.

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>>33466546
>Chef at Wendy's.jpg
If those jobs paid one cent more than minimum wage the people currently working those jobs wouldn't have those jobs because they'd attract 1c better workers.

The cost benefit analysis is "can you make more money hiring white people at $10 an hour to work at McDonald's and actually get food out fast, cook it well, make orders properly, and give back correct change." And the answer is you can make more money hiring a skeleton crew of niggers who do a shit job and have a massive turnover because the customer will stand there and take it 9/10 times.
>Mfw even 10 years ago normal people (students and retirees and well paid managers) worked fast food
>Mfw now you can't find a shade lighter than mahogany in fast food today.
>Mfw full automation soon and mass unskilled "worker" unemployment

carry at one job, not at the other. Boss doesn't know, but likely wouldn't Care if he did. Appendix carry concealed by t shirt, then apron over it. Nobody gonna see shit.

>>33466968
Nope. Not unless you are a REAL woman, and don't just have denial about your mental disorder.

>>33462166
no, cuz i work as a "contractor" at schools so

>>33462166
Course not. Do you think I'm an idiot or something?

>>33462166
EMT here, wish I could carry but company policy prohibits it and I would have no way of ensuring I wouldn't get seen

>>33462349
Let's see here...
>Go to work and nothing eventful ever happens for 40-50 years because you work in a boring corporate cubicle job
versus
>Got to work
>get fired
>Lose a frivolous lawsuit because you agreed to the terms and conditions of employment when offered the position

A more realistic scenario

>>33468866
When did I ever claim to be a female, brosef?

>>33465390
No, we can't have guns at work because a coworker shot himself while on duty fucking around with his .45

>>33468915
You're gay. Leave me alone.

>>33468896
Why would you need to carry being an EMT?

>>33468879
You assassinate school age children?

>>33468985
I do shoot hundreds of kids every day actually

>>33468944
You clearly have no clue what the job entails. I have walked into stabbings with law enforcement before the scene is secured and they have a bullet proof vest and an AR and I have my fucking jump kit. f someone fires a shot and we get separated I'm fucked. I have had tweakers attempt multiple times to get violent. I deal with combative people all the time. I walk into shitty houses where the person needs help but doesn't want it and the family called so the patient are fucking pissed and chances are they might have a .45 on the coffee table. I have had numerous coworkers assaulted. One crew got held hostage at gun point because they pulled down the wrong driveway. My job has way more risk than a desk job or a job where the people in this thread are talking about carrying. In my area law enforcement can be 30 minutes away.

>>33468944
You've never listened to police scanners? Nigs shoot at EMTs all the time.

>>33468932
Actually I'm completely straight but given you're a massive pussy I figured we could work something out.

>>33468944

Hahaha, the definition of clueless right here.

>>33469004
Nice, maybe I should poison the bait next time...

>>33469063
You may think it was obvious bait, but there are numerous faggots out there who think EMTs shouldn't carry, even those in our own profession.

>>33469019
Nigger fuck you. You don't know me. I'm sorry words hurt your feelings. I guess you were just waiting to use that comeback.... hahahahhgdd

>>33469076
I would carry a Beretta tomcat 32acp if I did that. Real small, real effective.

>>33468995
Yearbook pictures?

>>33469079
Boi I'm about to know you inside and out if you know what I'm sayin.

>>33469104
yeah bb, kids are cute AF

>>33469107
What time you wanna meet at the playground?

>>33469125
My mom picks me up from soccer at 6

>>33469217
Guess you'll just have to fondle your team mates.

>>33462166
I work with niggers

>>33462166
I did at one job where being robbed and killed by upstanding cilored folk was a possibility, but didn't at my other one, except on black friday week.

>>33464114
so does texas, but that doesn't stop retards from posting dumb rules

>>33465686
I know that feel man. Used to work as a CNA for $13 an hour after raises. My friends that worked as waiters were surprised that they made more money than me.

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I work for a limousine company and we recently had a big company wide meeting specifically instructing us that we were not allowed to carry.
However many of my co-workers are older retired gentlemen. Many have retired from law enforcement or the funeral industry. They give zero shits about what our employer has to say on carrying a gun when driving a limo through a bad neighborhood at 3am.
I have been carrying ever since I started driving for them. If they start firing people for carrying they will find themselves pretty short on employees very quickly.
Interestingly one of our managers carries every day to the office. His excuse? He's not directly dealing with customers or driving one of the vehicles so he's not barred under company policy.
Pic unrelated.

>>33469514
>Hire retired LEOs because they have to try to get a ticket
>Get upset when they want to continue carrying
People are silly.

>>33468617

I love when I'm shit posting and get real world truths.

But remember pretty much every job can be automated

>>33469004
Take care brother. Even in lower crime areas you guys still have to deal with people under the influence of drugs/alcohol and probably a good number of people that did NOT take the medications they were supposed to.

I don't know what drugs you have at your disposal, but having ANY drugs makes you a target.

I know a retired cop that had also worked as an EMT when he was younger. They gave them bright/reflective patches to wear on their chest. He refused saying he wasn't going to put a bullseye on himself.

>>33465600
>my uniform prevents it

Does your security uniform consist of pocketless shorts?

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>>33464008
>Also, they posted 30.06 and 30.07
Doesn't matter. They can't legally stop you from carrying at work for the following reason. Employers can not forbid a CC License holder from carrying in their car in the parking lot. Employers MUST provide a separate fenced and secured parking lot for licensed employees if they wish to post 30.06 and 30.07 signs.

Their signs are not legal unless they qualify as a bar, hospital, federal office, etc. Or if they provide the secure fenced parking area.
Got to read all the laws including who gets to post signs.

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>>33462693
Had similar situation at work, while carrying
> accidentally cut two tendons in hand
> bleedinglikestuckpig.jpeg
> put pressure on wound with dominant hand and get ride to hospital.
> remember ccw, don't want to deal with bureaucracy of getting it back, but if I remove hand I'll bleed all over.
> get to e.r., tell guard I'm carrying and need someone to put pressure on hand while I clear gun
> give gun to my supervisor to bring back to the shop

Pic related

>>33469653

I'm not him, but if you're wearing those "tailored" pants, there's not really anywhere you can hide anything. If you put anything in your pocket it stands out like a sore thumb.

It's one of those useless pieces of clothing that may look classy or whatever, but you wouldn't wear it if you had the option.

>>33462349
my work already has security on our campus. it's a campus with security controlled gates. most companies worth anything will have contracted security, not sure if they are armed though

>>33470166
Sucks man. I almost cut off my pinky and ring finger with a machete. Hand lacerations are the worst.

>>33470328
Yea, that was back in December, I'm back working already, doc said I made a prefect recovery. But it's March, and it still feels "different" feelsbadman..

>>33462166
nice pen

>>33469653
Security here, if you have a gun anywhere accessible to you including your locked car you're violating the state licensing law and commiting a felony. OR fag

>>33471074
I know the different feeling.

>>33462166
Company start with a T and ends with a G?

>>33471947
Meant for:
>>33464528

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>>33464008
>Teleperformace
>Meet Teleperformance, a leading global outsourcing company providing omnichannel experiences to consumers.

Holy fuck you traitor, someone SHOULD shoot up your workplace because you are ruining this country. You are facilitating the degradation of gainful employment, and stagnation of wages.
Fuck you.

>>33464528

state?

>>33463878
Cops with 240s...shiggy

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I deliver pizzas

I carried on the job without a permit a couple times because it was a drinking holiday weekend and I was waiting for my permit to go through and I reasoned that I would use it as the ultimate last resort (as you should really anyways).

Now I have it, company has rule against it, nobody cares. In my state all they can do is regular employer punishment + lawsuit + a $25 ticket but I don't think it would go over well for them to do so, it's a fudd county and they would lose almost all their business for firing somebody over that.

>>33466681
Get a fucking wallet.

I'm an electrician and i bought my CC off my foreman. He gave me a huge discount on his LCP cause he's scared of no safety. I carry but I don't have a license cause I'm a retard. Pretty sure my boss knows I carry, but I'm not the only one.

>>33472163
>I carry but I don't have a license cause I'm a retard. Pretty sure my boss knows I carry, but I'm not the only one.
In most states if not all (besides PRC) you are G2G when Concealed Carrying on private property, a workplace, or of course on your property.
Look it up in your state laws. Only place you'd be in violation is while in transit, and off-site.

>>33465032
>work and LGS
>encouraged to carry
>get custom holster free of charge from owner

yeah buddy

I carried for a while but it got too uncomfortable. Carrying is prohibited at my office and I'm seated most of the day so I had to deep carry. I tried appendix, thunderwear, belly bands...I bought a smaller gun but can't comfortably sit for 8 hours with a gun digging into my thigh or gut.
I'm not extremely obese, 5'9" and 180lbs

>>33472416
*at

also management let a high school aged coworker keep a gun in their safe, with holster, so he could OC at work

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>>33472509

>>33462166
I do, in backpack, in case, unloaded, on range days.
Not leaving it on my bike.

>>33462166
Not allowed to carry inside the building but I have my gun locked away in the vehicle and just don't tell anyone. Technically we are not allowed to have a firearm in the building or the parking lot but state law prohibits companies from forbidding or even asking about car guns.

>>33468901
No reason for anyone for find out you have a firearm unless you take it out.

>>33462349
I work where we've got armed security.

that'd be a hard sell.

>>33472535
Wouldn't work with a normal sized shirt. My office has a pretty strict dress code. It would print.

>>33472650
How fucking fat are you that your shirts are skin tight?

>>33466681
>Metro card
>Kal-tec

show me your NYC permit faggot, I want to see it.

>>33472657
They're not skin tight by any means but I wear a fitted button down shirt. I just imagine that printing a lot.

>>33472758
They make smaller gun than that pic you know. Something like an LCP II would fucking disappear under anything

>>33470166
your fingernails are telling you to lay off the sugar and salt. your blood pressure is fucked my man

>>33466681
>>33472080
Seriously, get a wallet. Stop being a nigger.

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>>33465390
U sound mad niggerish, brah.

>>33462166
No, I work in a warehouse.

I could probably get away with pocket carry, but I'd rather not risk it.

>>33462166
Nope. I don't want to get fired.
> plus we have an armed guard.

>>33463878
how do you expect to draw from your boot while driving a truck, if i may dare to ask?

>>33465390
Wow, this nigga is woke.

Tell me about how chanting "am I being detained" can get me off with cops.

>>33463878
Take pic of boots? I'm cusious I want to something similar

>>33464008

Fuck you

>>33466974

Read your posts before you post you fucking confusing mongoloid

>>33472904
My blood pressure is great actually, but good catch. They're clubbed yes, I'm healthy as a horse. My doctor is aware, and when we looked for signs other than the fingers for trouble there was none, whatever it was (I think it was a heart murmur I was born with) I've grown out of it

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>>33472658
>NYC
>CCL
o i am laffin

>>33472924
>>33472080
I'd say I have one except you probably wouldn't stay so triggered :^)

>>33467524
>>33467524

>need

nigga why are you even here

I work in security at a firearms museum in a very gun-friendly state in the U.S. Most of the security guys are former military, or they have a background in some form of martial arts. Everyone carries, despite the museum having a vague, but official policy that guards cannot carry, everyone carries. The director of the museum will know who carries when one of us needs to use our CC in self defense/ defense of others.

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>>33468303
Translation: a black kid was mean to me once in high school

>>33464008
Luckily in VA, if you enter a business that doesnt allow guns, it is not against the law. They have to tell you to leave, and if you dont then now it is considered trespassing.
So i carry always unless i go into government buildings where it is actually illegal.

>>33462166
I'm a freelancer and most buildings I work in don't have "no guns" signs so its one of those "well you didn't say no" situations. One of my nominal "bosses" is a no guns conservative so he would probably be cool with it, but I'd rather not show my power level.

>>33476510
rubber band wallet master race

>>33463819
This

when I was working in DC in that industry (as an intern lol) I never ever carried, let alone brought my gun into work.

>>33472783
Hell just put the LCP II in your pocket.

>>33479665
>LCP II in your pocket.
>SAO
>Pocket
You forgot to mention to do that with a Desantis Nemesis Pocket Holster

>>33479857
Yes obviously you want to conceal any possible printing and enclose the trigger.
You can find one for less than $20 so there's no reason not to try it.

I own a small internet gun parts company.

All the other employees are veterans. Sometimes I give em bonuses in ammo or gear

Main problem I have with guns is employees leaving it in my Gallowtech gun rack LOL

I'm not even sure what company policy at my work is anymore. When I was hired handbook said CCW was okay so long as you have a permit and you carry it on your person at all times. Then one day boss decided that CCW wasn't allowed. We all bitched. Then he asked us all for copies of our licenses. As far as I know nobody complied. I didn't. As far as I'm concerned the only agreement I put my signature on said that CCW is okay at work as long as it's on my person and I hold a valid permit. So I'll stick to that.

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>>33465828

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>>33462527
My work is laid back enough, that i had my x15 flamethrower sent there, here's me at work with it on
You bet your ass i carry at work

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>>33465354
>Kobalt toolbox
That's a real crap box, man. They're a fraction of the cost of a real toolbox, but how many times do you want to buy the same tool? It's your livelihood, don't buy tools at fucking Lowe's.

I work in local government and they allow us to conceal. I'm just a fucking pleb and haven't gotten around to getting a permit

>>33483633
It's a fucking box you sperg. I have a Kobalt box filled with all Cornhole.

>>33465032
I work at gander and we can't carry at work.
About 60% of our customers are armed but we still get thugs and wanna be gangbangers.
Upper management stooges say we can keep a gun in our vehicle but can't bring it in the store while on the clock, knowing full well we have several vehicle break in every month.

>>33483802

>worked

>>33462584
Did you buy from easy Andy like wizard told you to, Travis?

>>33484436
Good one.
Mine is staying open but I'm still looking for other, more meaningful and gainful, employment.

>>33484546

Best of luck. Maybe an LGS for the interim?

>>33484560
Mostly I'm trying to put my degree to good use somewhere rather than work retail anywhere.

>>33462166
It's against company policy, and I even if I did carry at work I'd run into trouble with all the places I go to occasionally.
Which includes, FBI, ATF, DHS, Hospitals, Police station/Jail, Air Force Base, District Attorney, Court Houses, other high security places I can't think of at 1am. Most of the places search my truck so I can't even stash it in the glovebox.

>>33465017
I'd say someone not knowing how to spell like an adult is a larger problem than someone who is responsible enough to know not to carry while handling weed and also manages to keep his job while doing so.

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>>33465390
Glad to know I'm not the only one of us...

>>33465390
Stop shooting heroin and you won't get arrested, it's that easy.

>>33462166

>tfw milfag trying to navigate how best to carry at new duty station

When I was at a little do-nothing posting in nowhereland, I just kept it in my car until I got off post.

>>33463785
stay safe on the road, anon.

>>33469514
>funeral industry
>ability to create a dead body
I feel like there's some sort of conflict of interest for that particular sort of person

>>33470166
>play with balisongs at desk
>decent at tricks
>go to use opened knife one day
>slice off fingerprint
>everyone thinks I fucked up playing with it

>>33463819
Yeah fuck bringing a gun to work, fucking screwdrivers are against policy because of EOD and I'm nervous if I forgot a flash drive from home in my pocket.

I wish they had a weapons check thing at the front instead of enlisted tryhards.

>>33465370
Carry anyway. I'm a liquor salesman in a shitty town and ill be damned if I get killed by a tweaker going for the ciroc in my car

>tfw unarmed "security" guard

I know I'm only there as an insurance write-off but fuck it, I sit at the front desk and with the rate this place fires and hires deadbeats, it's only a matter of time before some jackass comes in pissed because they fired his babymomma so he can't afford crack anymore.

>>33487602
Establish yourself as insanely apathetic, so when they shoot the place up you'll be sitting there reading a magazine and left untouched for comic relief, like in the flicks.

>>33468944
This board is 18+ senpai

>>33462166
I work from home. I could have a Nugget on my desk if I really wanted to.