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BGBD

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64. A lesson to learn I suppose

Sun May 3, 2020, 03:24 PM

May 2020

We should't assume that just because something is going on at a business that the business is the problem. It might just be that one asshole working at that moment.

On the bright side, atleast this guy won't have to worry about being forced to wear a mask at work. lol

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I walked out of a convenience store last night (UPDATED) [View all] cab67 May 2020 OP

You SHOULD contact them. elleng May 2020 #1

I would imagine Codifer May 2020 #72

I would also contact the city know as well. Beakybird May 2020 #2

Yup. Call and give them hell. What state is that? n/t brewens May 2020 #3

As stated in the OP ... left-of-center2012 May 2020 #50

Yeah that sign would tick me off. LisaM May 2020 #4

+1 n/t Laelth May 2020 #8

Yes, indicates a Limbaugh, FOX News, Trump cultist Tiger8 May 2020 #83

Many convenience stores are locally owned franchises - Ms. Toad May 2020 #5

they all have some sort of tos. mopinko May 2020 #9

I've worked with some of them Ms. Toad May 2020 #11

i'm sure. but there must be some baseline language on mopinko May 2020 #21

It depends on the agreement. Ms. Toad May 2020 #23

sounds like subway. otoh mopinko May 2020 #51

It's not out of their control. lastlib May 2020 #12

I was speaking from my professional experience Ms. Toad May 2020 #14

Nope, they have to abide by certain terms/TOS.etc. obamanut2012 May 2020 #16

Nothing you are saying disputes the obsservation I shared Ms. Toad May 2020 #17

They also have to abide by local wnylib May 2020 #30

Absolutely you should call the national chain office and complain with.... RussellCattle May 2020 #6

More to the point, the state governor and local city council PoindexterOglethorpe May 2020 #7

Is that one you pull your mask down, say "Thank God!", & jmg257 May 2020 #10

thanks for the laugh n/t orleans May 2020 #69

Funny, but I couldn't do it. safeinOhio May 2020 #13

lol You had me at "pop". nt DURHAM D May 2020 #15

Yeah, you can always tell what area of the country you're from by catbyte May 2020 #18

Where I grew up it was pop. DURHAM D May 2020 #29

Tell me again how wearing a mask is fear but carrying a gun is protection Bernardo de La Paz May 2020 #19

Ha! Stealing that! Grokenstein May 2020 #31

I stole it before you :) Oh, there will always be dead-ender flu-bro trumpanzees. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz May 2020 #32

I will wear mine straight thru the fall. My state is not going to allow the real numbers of death Oppaloopa May 2020 #47

+1 progressoid May 2020 #34

I'm totally stealing this. cab67 May 2020 #44

+1000 smirkymonkey May 2020 #68

LOVE this! Outstanding graphic! calimary May 2020 #82

What other consumer protection laws are they refusing to follow? KentuckyWoman May 2020 #20

Or you could have said... 40RatRod May 2020 #22

Don't think about it, do it ... aggiesal May 2020 #24

You need to contact the city/state Marrah_Goodman May 2020 #25

Picture? Roy Rolling May 2020 #26

Yup, I agree - a picture is the most effective way to back up your complaint. NBachers May 2020 #33

Reporting serious issues about public safety is not 'narcing'. marble falls May 2020 #27

A small market near my home, the owner doesn't wear a mask or gloves. He wore a mask one day C Moon May 2020 #28

Has any one noticed the "No HoodiesAllowed" signs? Hangingon May 2020 #35

Tell them you're an embalmer jmbar2 May 2020 #36

Yes, they are pushing this idea that quarantining is cowardly jumptheshadow May 2020 #37

Infecting others The Wizard May 2020 #38

The ways they find to divide us astounds me rainin May 2020 #39

I know how to wake these right-wingers up. Baitball Blogger May 2020 #40

Do it please I wrote to Aldi's corporate over this also Oppaloopa May 2020 #41

What if one isn't afraid for oneself but rather for someone of fragile health that they take care progree May 2020 #42

That's the situation in my house, too. subterranean May 2020 #57

Contact the state & local health depts. to let them appalachiablue May 2020 #43

You need a photo of this - post it on social media RainCaster May 2020 #45

You should DEFINITELY contact the corporate headquarters. calimary May 2020 #46

why is wearing a mask involking " vear" what is the felgercarbe ? AllaN01Bear May 2020 #48

Indeed, I have often wondered about the felgercarbe jberryhill May 2020 #52

Walking out, and notifying the national chain is the best way to handle it. patphil May 2020 #49

Hey, if they want to line up to be virus food... paleotn May 2020 #53

Warn him that insurance companies don't cover pandemics uponit7771 May 2020 #54

Our city shut down and revoked a few businesses LeftInTX May 2020 #55

Ha, ha....I'm in Iowa, and I knew, but Sogo May 2020 #56

I'm normally an Iowa resident. cab67 May 2020 #58

It's pop in northern Ohio Cousin Dupree May 2020 #62

I know what pop is, but where I live in CA we say soda :) chia May 2020 #65

western suburbs of chicago: pop orleans May 2020 #71

that sign was out of line Demovictory9 May 2020 #59

I knew you were from Illinois... hwmnbn May 2020 #60

Or Missouri nt reACTIONary May 2020 #76

Convenience store franchise.... jaxexpat May 2020 #61

Thanks for the Updates. You were not alone in being perturbed by him, and now he is alone... Hekate May 2020 #63

A lesson to learn I suppose BGBD May 2020 #64

Apparently within a 6 foot radius of that guy is a "no brains zone". George II May 2020 #66

Nice ending to the story. Sogo May 2020 #67

I LOVE a happy ending! BigmanPigman May 2020 #70

awww... I love a happy ending... n/t TygrBright May 2020 #73

I just hope this numbnut doesn't have kids. cab67 May 2020 #75

Ya should-a paid him cash, using rubber gloves and laughed... kyburbonkid May 2020 #74

BRAVO! ENCORE! amb123 May 2020 #77

Happy ending! Thank you! Buckeye_Democrat May 2020 #78

Shoulda' said "I DO have to wear this mask, and you should be fearful Totally Tunsie May 2020 #79

Good Gothmog May 2020 #80

He can always get a job in a meat packing plant. Crunchy Frog May 2020 #81