I remember one interrogation at the border when the Indian-Canadian agent asked us, “Why do you want to come into my country?” “To spend money,” we replied. “Do you have any guns?” “Of course we do.” Gasp! “You have a gun in the car?!” “Not in the car, in our home, where we have it to protect ourselves from bad people.” “Oh, dear!” “May we enter Canada now, Ma’am?” “Uh, all right.”
I remember one interrogation at the border when the Indian-Canadian agent asked us, “Why do you want to come into my country?” “To spend money,” we replied. “Do you have any guns?” “Of course we do.” Gasp! “You have a gun in the car?!” “Not in the car, in our home, where we have it to protect ourselves from bad people.” “Oh, dear!” “May we enter Canada now, Ma’am?” “Uh, all right.”