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Meant to do this earlier but a busy week, was headed to Bass Pro Shops on Monday afternoon 31 c degrees out at the time ( roughly 3:30 pm ) and just before you get to the mall coming from the south ( the first stop sign after the lights ) they had 2 security gaurds stopping vehicles in both lanes checking to make sure if you had pets in the vehicle or not, very procative of them.
That's great
Was wondering what they wetter doing. . They stopped everyone in front me.. but not me.. I guess the marked work truck was an indicator of no pets.. was about the same time.
York dale also had security guards stopping ppl last week.. guessing for same thing.
And what would they have done if the wife and dog and I had been heading thru to pick up someone/thing?
They should have this outside bars after last call
good,on the security teams, about time.
All I got to say is... What kind of society do we live in that this sort of thing is needed or even wanted...
People are stupid. If this prevents some airhead professional Vaughn shopper from suffocating their ugly hyphenated rat dog in the Beemer then it's a good practice. They have been doing it for a few years now actually. Seems like a good practice to me.
Procreation license is next.Quote:
Originally Posted by fratri
and what would thy do if I pulled up with my wife and dog in the truck ,,what if I had my hounds in the dog box on the way home from them getting there shots or something .I mean really ..my sister always has here little Chihuahua with her in her trail blazer ,,he loves the heat ,she always has a bottle of water and a little dish for him ,,,so what could thy do about it Dutch
Exactly and if they stopped me i'd tell them it's none of their f...ing business! That place is busy enough to get in without wanna be cops stopping me to do an illegal search of my truck and furthermore why should I be inconvenienced because of a few holes!Quote:
Originally Posted by fratri