[Leigh]

Absolutely no one that you work with and no one that knows anyone you work with can know that you're carrying and you'd be better off if no one you work with even knew that carrying was something you would even consider.

Urban setting?
Sure, your points may be very valid.
Rural setting where you are one of only three CCW instructors in a 495 square mile county who advertises the course 3-4 times annually on local radio/newspaper and has had 500+ successful applicants since 2002?
In my situation (and likely many other folks who reside in rural locations), your "absolute" theory is anything but.....

 

[Leigh]

Did you read the original post or did you just want to bloviate?

The OP specifically asked about people who regularly work in a non-permissive environment. If you make your living as a concealed carry instructor that WOULDN'T be you.

Actually, I do fit in that daily environment.

I've been CCW-ing in a state welfare office (legal but not promoted) for over 15 years so no need to "school me".

 

[Leigh]

I teach state-certified CCDW on weekends; it is not my occupation......my point was it all depends on where you happen to be on the map and how large (or small) you community is, nothing more or less.