Nolan was heard muttering to Paul Nixon 
 about Plastic 
 NP> Myself to, pretty much.  If a store wants to have all transactions
 NP> supervised by a dancing Holstein in a purple tutu, that's fine with
 Well, I dunno if I could go for that...
 NP> But if you as a business try to tell me that we have to have the
 NP> dancing cow to conduct business, or that you have to have me fill out
 NP> all these forms, especially if you give me a song and dance about
 NP> "someone" requiring it, I'll push back.  Don't try to tell me we have
 In the specific instance I detailed all the bs stuff came after the
 initial sale.  The initial sale was effortless, it was the exchange
 that was bogus.  And I wouldn't have been too excited if I had had to
 give some of that information in order to get a cash refund.
 PN> But I'm not a "go along to get along" kinda guy.  If the service is
 PN> terrible I bitch.  If the service is above expectation I compliment.
 PN> If I don't get what I pay for, or if a business does something or
 PN>has a  policy that I believe to be inappropriate I let them know what
 PN>I think.
 NP> Are you saying you don't have a problem with a store requiring
 NP> extensive personal information prior to selling ammo?  For it seems to
 Huh?  How'd we get here?  I've never had any kind of questions when
 buying ammo...except "cash, check er charge."
 There's no question that I'm of legal age, there's no reason for
 anybody to ask me anything about the sale, and I've never had the
 experience of being asked anything.
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