[anton]

He’s a f****** store clerk. He doesn’t have authority to blow his own nose. I’d tell him to F*** off until the owner got on site. What, are you a sheeple?

[wardaddy]

No it’s worse he’s a lawyer he just said so.

I couldn’t resist

Bramps I own a lot of retail business and your point is well taken

Telling folks to leave can be a bit stickier than you are suggesting

Cops have to come and hear it out and look it up and usually ask someone to leave for peace sake

I actually beat up someone who attacked me at one of my warehouses 19 years ago and even then the cops had to think hard whether I could make him leave

And he jumped me ...on tape

Foolish boy...
I’m six five and 235

He thought at mid 40s I’d lost my zeal for such arts

[Blue Jays]

"...private property..."

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I really do not believe what these “this is private property” zealots here are saying is accurate at all.

For example:
A few years ago my cycling team was pedaling bicycles in the desert. We had brought lots of water, sports drinks, and energy food. At the end of a 125-mile day of riding we were dangerously low on our supplies, especially water. We thankfully found a desolate market with plenty of cold drinks, ice, and everything else we needed to rejuvenate.

Our cycling jerseys were predominantly RED in color. Are we to believe if the retail clerk had felt “triggered” that he could order us out of the store and also deny us water (because he theorized we voted for Trump based on clothing color) despite us having plenty of cash?

I personally do not believe retail clerks have that amount of power available to them.