stupid people again (warning rant again)

[UtahProtectionForce]

So once again i need to vent about stupid people...... and their stupid bikes, so just a few minutes ago i approach a gentleman, and infom him, "sir you cant have your bike in the building" his repsonse "well i aint leaving it out there." i once again stated "well its not my responsability to provide you with a bike lock" when i clearly looked down at the lock on his bike, so i then inform him if he leaves his bike in the building it will go outside, he states well you cant do that its my stuff, i state i can so its against fire code and it would be deemed abaondoned property and would be removed from building. he then takes his bike outside and ditches it into the bushes.

I could not attend to his bike in the bushes at the time because i had an elderly lady i needed to assist.

So here is my rant once again.......... why are people so dumb that they insist that thier bikes belong in buildings, people really annoy me, its like they think hey im going to a state building i can do whatever the F--K i want and no one is going to care, get a clue people there are rules, regulations, codes and laws that need to be followed they are there for a reason.

I had some dummy tell me yesterday gee you guys make it hard for some one to apply for food stamps dont ya. i say well not its not hard, just take your bike outside.

[Andy Taylor]

I know what you mean. I get them at the casino after the sold the food stamps for $.25 on the dollar and they bring the bike in while they play blackjack with the procedes. I do the same thing you do, I ask them politely, then move the bike myself if they don't comply.

[Minneapolis Security]

I have a different pet peeve, people who bring their little yippy dogs with them everywhere, and then expect them to be allowed in buildings.

[mh892]

I have a different pet peeve, people who bring their little yippy dogs with them everywhere, and then expect them to be allowed in buildings.

OhMaGawd, MS. Don't let Opra hear you say that. She'll have you on her show explaining why. She raised hell with a hotel a few years back becuase "she" was told about the 'no pets' policy. Then went on her show condeming the hotel for not letting "her" bring "her" dogs in. Guess with a few bucks and a TV show you are special. LOL.

[UtahProtectionForce]

I have a different pet peeve, people who bring their little yippy dogs with them everywhere, and then expect them to be allowed in buildings.

i dont get as many of those, but the ones that do come in i ask, is your dog a service dog, if they say yes i ask to see service dog coat, id or paperwork, if they are not clearly wearing service dog devices, if they say no i remind them that service dogs are not allowed in the building and they need to leave.

[HotelSecurity]

Dogs in hotels usually cause a lot less problems than humans!

[JB diligence]

I agree to a point:

I own a $1150.00 bike, I have a good bike lock but still know how easy it is for some one to take it. I do go into smaller stores to get a drink or whatever and normally don't have a problem and if the vendor does, they don't get my business. If I am going to a larger place I normally drive there in the first place.

Taking a bike to a casino is not a bright idea in the first place, as it is probably a larger risk and can make a gambler a fair amount of extra money, mind you folks that need food stamps don't normally ride high end bikes if they do it's a FAIR BET that its hot.

I do take it out of town on the back of my vehicle and then keep it with me in my hotel room when not using it, can I do that in your places if I find myself in Montreal, Hotel Security? Even if I buy you a beer.

[N. A. Corbier]

Does the facility have bike racks?

[UtahProtectionForce]

yes we do...

[JSam21]

We have people that will lock their bikes on the loading dock gate when the bike rack is a meer 3 feet away. We cut the locks and place them on the rack. If we don't, we can't open and close the gate for deliveries.

[OccamsRazor]

We have people that will lock their bikes on the loading dock gate when the bike rack is a meer 3 feet away. We cut the locks and place them on the rack. If we don't, we can't open and close the gate for deliveries.

Eons ago, at a place I worked, when someone would lock their bike to something they were specifically disallowed from locking it to, we'd simply place our own lock on the bike...The lock itself was bright orange and had inscribed on it the PD/Security department's phone number.

[HotelSecurity]

Eons ago, at a place I worked, when someone would lock their bike to something they were specifically disallowed from locking it to, we'd simply place our own lock on the bike...The lock itself was bright orange and had inscribed on it the PD/Security department's phone number.

I don't thiok you could do that in Quebec. We are no loonger allowed to "seize before judgement". Before the Civil Code was changed the city used to put Denver Boots on cars that owed a lot of parking tickets. Now they have to wait until a judgement has been made finding them guilty of the offense.

[Lawson]

I don't thiok you could do that in Quebec. We are no loonger allowed to "seize before judgement". Before the Civil Code was changed the city used to put Denver Boots on cars that owed a lot of parking tickets. Now they have to wait until a judgement has been made finding them guilty of the offense.

You're not "seizing" you're "securing"

[JSam21]

You're not "seizing" you're "securing"

Remember its all about how you write it...

[Nauticus]

I agree to a point:

I own a $1150.00 bike, I have a good bike lock but still know how easy it is for some one to take it. I do go into smaller stores to get a drink or whatever and normally don't have a problem and if the vendor does, they don't get my business. If I am going to a larger place I normally drive there in the first place.

Taking a bike to a casino is not a bright idea in the first place, as it is probably a larger risk and can make a gambler a fair amount of extra money, mind you folks that need food stamps don't normally ride high end bikes if they do it's a FAIR BET that its hot.

I do take it out of town on the back of my vehicle and then keep it with me in my hotel room when not using it, can I do that in your places if I find myself in Montreal, Hotel Security? Even if I buy you a beer.

And I agree.

But what a lot of people don't understand is that there's policies and regulations put in place before they arrived. It's not like you just don't like them. The people with bikes just don't take time to look into existing policies before assuming it's okay for them to do it.