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As long as it's not a membership situation (where one can lose the membership over that), that is your right, but it is also their right to ban you for life if
by DougMerritt 11y ago
As long as it's not a membership situation (where one can lose the membership over that), that is your right, but it is also their right to ban you for life if you refuse.
I believe that doesn't happen often, so I don't doubt that it hasn't been an issue for you so far, but it doesn't mean it will never be an issue.
Your choice of course.
- ZanyProgrammer 11y agoSeveral years ago I used to bike to a Costco to get my meds at the pharmacy (you didn't need to be a member to use it). I used to get pissed off they'd want to search my backpack on the way out-what were they going to do, revoke my non existent membership? Find a giant pallet of toilet paper I hid in it?