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I went one step further. I’ve sent a note to Harris Teeter letting it know I’m shopping there because their policy so far reflects a genuine concern for its patrons and safety—and that’s the most basic principal of customer service, something its nearby competitor recklessly abandoned.
The response from Harris Teeter’s customer service was better than I expected. “Good Morning Guy, thank you for your e-mail and support. Harris Teeter has and will continue to adhere to the firearms and concealed handgun laws as outlined by states in which we do business. We believe this issue is best handled by our lawmakers, not retailers.”
If that doesn’t make you nod with an approving smile, check your pulse. |
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mickey
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If he encouraged customers to carry, I'd smile and nod.
If he says, in effect, don't drag my business into your fight and go bother a politician instead of me,
I can congratulate him on being a wise businessman, but I won't have any cause to cheer. |
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