Some background: I'm a small dude working pizza delivery in my VERY liberal college town, and more often than not my delivery zones can be pretty shady and I always deliver at night. Usually, that's fine because I carry all the time.Here's what happened: I was putting up some boxes on a high shelf, and as I'm stepping down from my little step-ladder I felt my shirt get caught on my gun's grip (appendix carry), and by that point, it was too late. One person already saw it, and he immediately freaked out and ran off to tell the manager. So, of course, he confronts me and tells me I can't have that anywhere near the store or while I'm delivering pizza. I fully understand that it is company policy that I cannot have it in the first place (can't even have a pocket knife), but obviously, I thought my safety superseded the policy so I kept it to myself as much as possible. Not really sure if I want to keep working there now since I'm essentially a black sheep, but I'm a college student and the tips are nice.Moral of the story? Make sure you are concealed at all times. I got too complacent and didn't believe it could happen that easily.Sorry for ranting, but I don't have anyone to talk to about this (liberal college town remember?) so I just wanted to some input from this community.edit: I carry a CZ P-07 in a Shooks Custom appendix rig. Not the smallest footprint on me. via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/2wsjN1e
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