No guns allowed at Toby Keith's new restaurant!

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Yep, he just making money. I'm sure INGO want him to give up his paycheck because it is contrary to their stance.

I disagree. There are many that will choose to not fatten his paycheck by his or his business partners' 2A position. While I won't speak for everybody, I'm fine with him earning whatever he can legally solicit from anti-to-agnostic gun people. This is the great thing about how America is supposed to operate: he gets to set up a business as he sees fit, we get to comment and discuss his business with people we choose to assemble with, and let the chips fall where they may.

 

[Bunnykid68]

Only 39 to go ......

47 to go at least, full of one liners, they will be gone within a few hours

 

[jbombelli]

"What" exactly have you put your name on, that is represenative of all your values, or meets your standards? It's easy to pass judgement when it's not your money.

I'm self-employed. Everything I do or say as a small business owner reflects on me.

 

[Miketodd]

47 to go at least, full of one liners, they will be gone within a few hours

I just looked at the post history...wow. Hope the classifieds add he is looking at is still there because it will be awhile at this rate.

 

[Gluemanz28]

"What" exactly have you put your name on, that is represenative of all your values, or meets your standards? It's easy to pass judgement when it's not your money.

Go ahead and pass on your money to Toby The Majority on this post will not support anybody that has anything to do with denying our rights.

 

[JettaKnight]

Toby Who? Who on earth listens to a grown man named "toby" anyway?

I guess the same people who listen to a man named Trace (nee Tracy).


Maybe he should have stuck to Kunta Kinte.

 

[Kutnupe14]

I wouldnt sell my name to be used for a business that was not going to allow folks to carry their guns.

But who gives two 's about Toby? Did he ever make some big stand on firearms one way or another?

I don't know you well enough to say what you'd do, but try to help me understand why, if someone offered you $250k, each year, to use your name at a place called "BunnyKid's Biscuits," that you would decline based on the decision to not allow firearms on the premise. And out of curiosity, would you be steadfast in your position if the business only prohibited long gun, or OC'ing.

Toby Keith is placing his name on some sort of anti-gun establishment, he's placing it on a restaurant. Geez.

 

[Lectric102002]

I don't know you well enough to say what you'd do, but try to help me understand why, if someone offered you $250k, each year, to use your name at a place called "BunnyKid's Biscuits," that you would decline based on the decision to not allow firearms on the premise. And out of curiosity, would you be steadfast in your position if the business only prohibited long gun, or OC'ing.

Toby Keith isn't placing his name on some sort of anti-gun establishment, he's placing it on a restaurant. Geez.

FIFY

 

[Kutnupe14]

Go ahead and pass on your money to Toby The Majority on this post will not support anybody that has anything to do with denying our rights.

A business doesn't deny rights unless it drags you into their establishment, and then forces you to disarm.

But since you did mention the "rights" thing, though erroneously, let's be outlandish. Are you saying that if a businesses asked a group of men to remove swastika armbands, during their routine Wednesday meetings, or not come at all, you'd stop going there because their "rights" were being violated?

 

[Bunnykid68]

I don't know you well enough to say what you'd do, but try to help me understand why, if someone offered you $250k, each year, to use your name at a place called "BunnyKid's Biscuits," that you would decline based on the decision to not allow firearms on the premise. And out of curiosity, would you be steadfast in your position if the business only prohibited long gun, or OC'ing.

Toby Keith is placing his name on some sort of anti-gun establishment, he's placing it on a restaurant. Geez.

Very good point. If I had the money he already has I would not allow my name to be put on a business, but I have to agree with ya that if someone offered me $250,000 now it would be a different story.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Very good point. If I had the money he already has I would not allow my name to be put on a business, but I have to agree with ya that if someone offered me $250,000 now it would be a different story.

Toby Keith is a celebrity, the money, I'm sure doesn't matter (especially if he's isnt taking the financial risk). He's as vain, I'm assuming, as any other celebrity, and having a chain of places named for you seems like quite the ego stroke.

And who says he even knew, as if that's a question that commonly comes up in business negotiations (which is hard for me to imagine).

 

[Expat]

So would you say that Toby Keith is the best country singer friend a gun owner has ever had?

 

[Kutnupe14]

So would you say that Toby Keith is the best country singer friend a gun owner has ever had?

Is there such a thing? Btw, I love Toby Keith... though I prefer Chris Young.

 

[Kutnupe14]

^^^ their music, guys, their music

(before someone tries to run away with that comment)

 

[Bunnykid68]

^^^ their music, guys, their music

(before someone tries to run away with that comment)

That would never happen on INGO

 

[actaeon277]

I don't know you well enough to say what you'd do, but try to help me understand why, if someone offered you $250k, each year, to use your name at a place called "BunnyKid's Biscuits," that you would decline based on the decision to not allow firearms on the premise. And out of curiosity, would you be steadfast in your position if the business only prohibited long gun, or OC'ing.

Toby Keith is placing his name on some sort of anti-gun establishment, he's placing it on a restaurant. Geez.

And I'm sure he hasn't gone over every policy they have either.

If BunnyKid were famous for, I don't know - bunnies, and he sold his name to a restaurant, would he review all of their policies.

Bunny, I'm not picking on you in particular, I could have used anyone. If you (any of us) are doing something else and keeping busy, are you going to check all their policies, menu, cleanliness, compliance with regulations, fair treatment of employees, etc.?

 

[Kutnupe14]

And I'm sure he hasn't gone over every policy they have either.

If BunnyKid were famous for, I don't know - bunnies, and he sold his name to a restaurant, would he review all of their policies.

Bunny, I'm not picking on you in particular, I could have used anyone. If you (any of us) are doing something else and keeping busy, are you going to check all their policies, menu, cleanliness, compliance with regulations, fair treatment of employees, etc.?

+1, one other thing that I just now considered, are concert events. I can't think of a single venue that has a "firearms welcome" policy. Should pro-gun entertainers decline working in such places?

 

[bwframe]

... but I have to agree with ya that if someone offered me $250,000 now it would be a different story.

Now that we've established what you are, we are just down to haggling on the price?
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Are the Virginia signage laws similar to Indiana's?

 

[public servant]

I don't know you well enough to say what you'd do, but try to help me understand why, if someone offered you $250k, each year, to use your name at a place called "BunnyKid's Biscuits," that you would decline based on the decision to not allow firearms on the premise. And out of curiosity, would you be steadfast in your position if the business only prohibited long gun, or OC'ing.

Toby Keith is placing his name on some sort of anti-gun establishment, he's placing it on a restaurant. Geez.

Can we name it BK's House of Pancakes instead?

 

[Bunnykid68]

Can we name it BK's House of Pancakes instead?

Depends on what my cut is, I don't work for pancakes, I just wear them sometimes when I am feeling frisky