So, I went into MGE in Mishawaka looking for a blade. Typically when I walk in, I have to go look at the used guns. There was a salesmen talking to a guy about a Glock 23. What I heard was beyond my comprehension...
Customer: "What's the S&W stand for after the .40?"
Salesman: "It means a lot of things." (Nothing else said)
Salesman: "You don't want to carry a .40 anyways... It's a high pressure round and could cause your gun to blow up."
At this point, I had to laugh and walk away.. The other kicker was, while looking at blades, a salesman just stared at me, just staring at me. I guess I'm just sexy enough to undress with eyes.
And last but not least, I enjoyed the gentlemen who was a salesman who wouldn't let me look at the Glock 41 because it was in the "LE" cabinet. Apparently you can't event touch those.
all in all I walked out, went to femme fatale and walked out with 2 new blades and a friendly trip with them. Thanks MGE for helping me support a nice local business.
Customer: "What's the S&W stand for after the .40?"
Salesman: "It means a lot of things." (Nothing else said)
Salesman: "You don't want to carry a .40 anyways... It's a high pressure round and could cause your gun to blow up."
At this point, I had to laugh and walk away.. The other kicker was, while looking at blades, a salesman just stared at me, just staring at me. I guess I'm just sexy enough to undress with eyes.
And last but not least, I enjoyed the gentlemen who was a salesman who wouldn't let me look at the Glock 41 because it was in the "LE" cabinet. Apparently you can't event touch those.
all in all I walked out, went to femme fatale and walked out with 2 new blades and a friendly trip with them. Thanks MGE for helping me support a nice local business.