Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know this sounds silly but is this standard to ask these days? This lady will be in my home twice a week while I am home with my daughter. I do not live in the DC area. I live in a state that's known to have lots of weirdos with guns.

ignorant dumb-ass troll

OP here. Are you from Florida? Just because you're clearly offended doesn't make me a troll.
Florida does have a bad reputation for having lots of weirdos.

Why are you hiring a weirdo to clean your house?

OP here. I didn't say she's a weirdo but it's not always obvious. I haven't spent lots of time with this person.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know this sounds silly but is this standard to ask these days? This lady will be in my home twice a week while I am home with my daughter. I do not live in the DC area. I live in a state that's known to have lots of weirdos with guns.

ignorant dumb-ass troll

OP here. Are you from Florida? Just because you're clearly offended doesn't make me a troll.
Florida does have a bad reputation for having lots of weirdos.

Why are you hiring a weirdo to clean your house?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know this sounds silly but is this standard to ask these days? This lady will be in my home twice a week while I am home with my daughter. I do not live in the DC area. I live in a state that's known to have lots of weirdos with guns.

ignorant dumb-ass troll

OP here. Are you from Florida? Just because you're clearly offended doesn't make me a troll.
Florida does have a bad reputation for having lots of weirdos.

Anonymous wrote:I know this sounds silly but is this standard to ask these days? This lady will be in my home twice a week while I am home with my daughter. I do not live in the DC area. I live in a state that's known to have lots of weirdos with guns.

ignorant dumb-ass troll

Install a metal detector at the front door.

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I would simply inform her that you don't allow guns in your home.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: If you live in a state where concealed carry is legal and a lot of people carry a gun, yes, I would ask. You are permitted to say no guns in your house.

I Iive in Florida.

That's your problem. Not the gun.

OP here. I don't know. They kinda of go together.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: If you live in a state where concealed carry is legal and a lot of people carry a gun, yes, I would ask. You are permitted to say no guns in your house.

I Iive in Florida.

That's your problem. Not the gun.

Anonymous wrote: If you live in a state where concealed carry is legal and a lot of people carry a gun, yes, I would ask. You are permitted to say no guns in your house.

I Iive in Florida.

I would not ask. I have a cleaner and havent asked ours. We also own a gun that is kept locked in a safe and she has never asked us.

Troll alert.
That's why we aren't saying which crazy state she lives in.

Anonymous wrote:I know this sounds silly but is this standard to ask these days? This lady will be in my home twice a week while I am home with my daughter. I do not live in the DC area. I live in a state that's known to have lots of weirdos with guns.

If you have reason to think there's a better than 1% chance that your housekeeper is concealed carrying at work, I'd just say "incidentally, this house is a Gun Free Zone" when you settle on a price.

To answer the bolded question: absolutely it's not standard. Maybe if my cleaner showed up in a truck covered in Punisher decals and had a Molon Labe tattoo, but this has honestly never occurred to me.

If you live in a state where concealed carry is legal and a lot of people carry a gun, yes, I would ask. You are permitted to say no guns in your house.

I know this sounds silly but is this standard to ask these days? This lady will be in my home twice a week while I am home with my daughter. I do not live in the DC area. I live in a state that's known to have lots of weirdos with guns.