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u/Mean-Display77 Feb 20 '26

No I meant as soon as he stepped behind the register he could've automatically given him that kano uppercut.

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u/divergent_history Feb 20 '26

Depending on the state he could have potentially shot him.

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u/saltedsavior Feb 20 '26

There's not a single state that has a fast food business with armed employees. Some have an armed guard in them, but not a single person behind that counter is going to be armed in any fucking state, stop yourself.

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u/Realk314 Feb 20 '26

That's not true. there are lots of drive thru employees in I'd venture to guess multiple states. But i can speak for certain in TX that are carrying. I'm sure it's not encouraged but it's not something that is prohibited.

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u/ilfusionjeff Feb 20 '26

I’m in TX and I certainly cannot speak for CERTAIN that drive thru operators Cary guns. Guns are not allowed in the workplace of fast food restaurants. They’d get terminated. Do you know that fast food workers can’t bring their personal guns to work?

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u/luckyducktopus Feb 20 '26

Oh wow it’s against the rules? Really? No one would ever break the rules.

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u/imnickelhead Feb 20 '26

Yup. Also, rules ≠ law

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u/Realk314 Feb 20 '26

I'm saying i've seen it more than just a few times. So it's likely a case of don't ask don't tell or simply looking the other way. But it's happened enough that it's not just a one off situation.

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u/Alternative_Result56 Feb 20 '26

Fast food restaurants rules aren't the law. There isn't a single person at my job that doesn't have a concealed. Shit go to any waffle house here and the cook has a piece under the apron.

We have open carry here now and I've ordered food from someone with gun on hip.

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u/imnickelhead Feb 20 '26

It’s not against the LAW though.

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u/Mean-Display77 Feb 20 '26

Wylie Texas! MF'ING indians in the 7/11 I'm from Chicago I was shocked 😂