No guns/ no knives
I was walking into a store today, and on the door was a sticker of a picture of a “no knives or guns” symbol. I found this funny for a few reasons. First of all it was out of the ordinary, I am used to seeing the “no food allowed” or the “no shoes, no shirt no service” signs, but no knives or guns? Secondly this was funny to me because this was a brand new building in a really nice area. Why would a person who would carry around knives or guns not have a purpose to why they are carrying them around? If they had an intention to use those instruments, would a picture with a slash through it really convince them to turn around and change their minds? “Oh I guess I can’t rob these people, they have a sticker on their door.” Am I wrong?







March 30th, 2007 at 6:19 pm
I laugh everytime I see that same sign on the door to our local Cabelas. It also says they have kennels for your dogs too. Of course it’s a big outdoor store so maybe it makes sense there.
Beth
March 30th, 2007 at 9:31 pm
I tend to laugh when I see those signs too. Because really, if you’re the type who is going to cause trouble, is a little symbol on the door going to make you think, “Gee, I’d better not take my knife in here! They don’t allow it!”
Thanks for the giggle!
March 31st, 2007 at 9:52 am
I agree. That is an incredibly odd sign. I think it would actually scare away customers who don’t carry knives and guns with them. It makes it appear as if the store isn’t a safe place to shop.
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