Bob Evans doesn’t like us
 

A large restaurant chain operating in the Midwest and south east calls itself Bob Evans. Bob was farmer turned restaurateur sometime several decades ago. While having breakfast with my daughter Madeline, I tried to log onto the PGCA website to show her the comments she received about her portraits. To my dismay this is what popped up. I’m sure ole Bob is spinning in his grave.

Same message at Friendly's here in MD which is right down the street from Bob Evans. Sadly they think that limiting access to a "gun site" will lesson the burgeoning murder rate here in Baltimore. What a bunch of fools in office and those who vote for them.

I ran into the same thing a number of years ago at the old Subaru dealership in Post Falls, Idaho. I could get onto the Fox site and the Remington Society site but was blocked from the PGCA site?!?

Kaiser hospitals are the same way if you use there wifi.
Ken

Subaru has known serious liberal leanings. I hope Dave just needed to use the men's room.

That is outright censorship that we would expect to see in a communist or socialist dictatorship country.





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My personal boycott list keeps growing and growing. Fortunately, Bob Evans is an easy one, as they make a pretty busted omelet. The one I struggle with the most is Dick’s Sporting Goods and the associated Golf Galaxy.

-Victor

I knew Bob Evans and his family personally. He is from the same hometown(Gallipolis) in Ohio as me. The first Bob Evans restaurant is at one of his farms in Rio Grande, Ohio. He loved to hunt Quail and grouse and was a big supporter of the second admendment. He had a prize english setter and had heard about my Brittany spaniel and ask if I would take him out hunting. He was so impressed with my dog that he bought a Brittany shortly after. I hunted with this dog a few times and but he never panned out. As far as Bob goes-he was a down to earth person. He never touted his fame and alot of people even in my hometown didn't even know who he was. He also was a staunch Republican and couldn't stand the liberal way of thinking. I guarantee your right and he is turning over in his grave!

My Bob Evans boycott began the day I saw the long line at the Post Office and decided to cross the parking lot and have lunch there. I ordered a BLT, one of my favorite sandwiches, on whole wheat toast with onion. After about a 25-minute wait, the counter server brought me plain white bread, barely toasted, with 3 strips of bacon under slices of tomato that you could read a newspaper through. The single leaf of lettuce looked like it had lain in a hydrator for a week or so, and there was no onion slice in sight. When I called these things to the attention of the server, he said, "Well that's the way we usually make them, and the cook probably just forgot the onion; besides, I've never heard of anyone ordering onion on a BLT." I tipped him "accordingly" and walked back over to the PO, where I was second in line.

Dick's was much easier: by the time I heard about their decision to quit selling firearms and ammo, I went to the one closest to my house and found out that there no longer was a gun department.

Interesting in that the Dick's near me in central MD still has guns on the racks and ammo on the shelves. Not much ammo but some.

John, I plan to write a letter to the BOD of Bob Evans. I didn’t know the particulars of Bob Evans life and activities but I surmised based on where he was from and the era he had to be a bird hunter. So if you were into hunting dogs you must have known about Bill Boatman.

I haven't been involved with Brittanys since the late 70's when the great ice storm hit southern Ohio and killed all the Quail. Quail have never come back and there still isn't a season in Gallia county. Hard to believe that once every farm had at least one covey and we had five on our 640 acres. Grouse were on a down cycle at the time and never recovered either. I saw where you are writing a letter to the Company. Understand that Bob Evans has been dead for years(his death made national news) The company was bought years ago by a New York investment firm(I believe) and has went downhill every since. They cut cost by bringing in packaged meals(especially dinners) and got away as much as possible of the home cooked style they were known for. I rarely eat at a Bob Evans anymore as the service and quality are not what they used to be. When they were in their prime all the managers and people who ran the company were from my hometown and demanded excellence in the way every restaurant was run. Bob Evans stock made several people wealthy in Gallipolis,Ohio.Also: Bob never really ran the company like alot of people think and his cousin Dan Evans was the head man that ran day to day operations. Bob still kept enough power to boycott the sale to Beatrice foods that also made national news. I can guarantee one thing though that if he was alive today that he would be fighting for the 2nd admendment and hunting rights as hard as ever.

Keep in mind that Bob Evan’s Restaurant chain was sold to a holding group several years ago and have nothing to do with the Original Bob Evans or the enterprise that Bob Evans built. The restaurants are owned by Golden Gate Capital. The pre packaged foods business is owned by Post Holdings. The Evans Family has no/limited holdings in either of these newer companies as Bob Evans Farms Inc. Sold both businesses in 2017. I am not sure who owns the original farm and ag holdings. All this is said to share that Bob Evans Restaurants are Bob Evans in name only.

When I worked for the Federal Government over 10 years ago they had a block on their hard wired internet (no wifi allowed for security reasons) of all gun sites. They also had a block on going to the Washington Post and New York times websites. I found out regarding the Times and the Post that they felt sometimes classified information showed up on those websites and they didn't want us to read such things on line. A bit puzzling indeed.