Guns are the great equalizer and the Second Amendment protects our right to carry them, but apparently 7-Eleven takes issue with that?
Dilyard recounted, 'He threatened me, and said he was gonna slice my head off, and that's when I tried to call the police. He started throwing things at me, came behind the counter. I tried to run off, but he grabbed his hands around my neck, and pushed me out of the counter space, and that's when I pulled out my gun and I shot him.'
7-Eleven says carrying guns is against company policy.
(Have they ever worked at a 7-Eleven??)
[They] said that they were going to separate from employment because of a violation of policy.
Let me translate that from commie gobbledegook for you:
"We're firing you because we think the optics of an employee shooting someone looks bad."
[Stephanie] Dilyard says she was working by herself from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. for two years.
The lesson for criminals?
7-Eleven cashiers are supposed to be defenseless by order of company policy.
They'll let women work alone overnight in the seediest areas of town.
The company will fire any employees who stop you from killing them.
'This was a situation where I felt like I was put in a corner for choosing between my job and my life, and I'm always gonna choose my life.'
She doesn't want to die? Way to NOT be a team player, Stephanie!
My favorite part of this whole story is this:
Dilyard says she was supposed to use 'store items' in self-defense.
Stephanie, after using a 32-ounce Slurpie to try and ward off the insane man choking her to death:
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