Going into 'turf' that is apathetic although sometimes interesting and often not safe enough to let your guard down if you have any experience in protecting and defending more than Coca-cola machines and pucks. I did go to the Lapeer Rink, asked if everyone on the ice during the 10:30AM skate was 'Over 50' and I was told by an employee that everyone was 'over 50'. I then went to watch their scheduled game and it was more than probable that at least one boy was only about 30 years of age. I don't like being lied to and God does not acquit liars. I made one more appearance at the Lapeer Ice Palace after a wonderful time in Ontario, and I had just slightly less anger that I had when I returned to the area of George Webb's near the corner of 20th and Mitchell in Milwaukee after I treated strangers kindly and then was robbed by the strangers I wanted to help. I had also wanted to help some of the humans who skated at Lapeer to learn a different approach to a hockey game, but instead I will learn and teach elsewhere.
If an employee is so careless that he does not bother to check anyone's identification in a low pressure situation during the regular practice of a business transaction, he will never know how to respond properly in a higher pressure situation. For instance, if when I worked at a Superamerica station in Milwaukee, I never bothered to ask for identification when people were INTENTIONALLY trying to break rules/laws, I would not be considered a good citizen nor would I be considered a good employee that FELLOW EIMPLOYEES COULD DEPEND ON when more serious conflicts arise.
The 'boy' who looked about 30 years of age wore a white jersey with the number '89' on it, was possibly intentionally ignoring the specified rules of the hockey session, and no matter how well he behaves doesn't matter if he ignored the age 'rules' of the session. When no other players around him challenged him on his probable 'rule breaking', they became willfully ignorant of the a simple law that was posted and potentially became party to his act of local lawlessness. Such people are not reliable witnesses, nor are the worth defending or 'playing with' if you believe in obeying very simple rules. There may have been more people that were not over 50 years of age, but I did not bother to sit around in company of liars after I passed my 'green card' with a 4 more skating sessions on it over to a figure skater. As I was leaving, I saw Brittany and her escort, Mr. McHugh and told them I had been threatened there in the past by a 'thug' and that the rink personnel didn't care.
If a crime occurs at that rink and the local police or local sheriff don't bother to ask for the identification of suspects or victims, would the owner or victim of the crime in the rink area be astonished and complain? When their own employees don't care enough to check identification in a job a 10 year old Weblow Scout could handle, the whole establishment is either extremely corrupt OR worse, potentially very dangerous which is why I am thankful I can't be forced to go the Lapeer Polar Palace. No complaints should ever come from people who lie to their customers and who are too lazy to even TRY to enforce the few rules that they made up themselves. A lying employee becomes as despicable as a lying politician or an adulterous spouse who doesn't appreciate his own household and fellow family members.
There is a evaporation of funds that go into a community if one business cheats or deceives an honest customer. Because I am no longer going to the Lapeer Ice Palace because I do not like being lied to or threatened by a buffoon, my food money and gas money isn't going to go into stores in that area very close to a Michigan prison. the voice of an 'asp' at the Lapeer Rink told me I didn't have any skills before he physically threatened me, and that means he is a liar that is not forgiven. Instead of money and reliable information trickling into the Lapeer area, money and reliable information will be going elsewhere into areas where people respect me enough not to lie to me and have enough human or angelc courage to try to defend me when I am a victim of a crime or threatened. I am thankful that the Holy Spirit gave me enough wisdom to refrain from going on the ice surface just to 'prove a point' to people who obviously wouldn't believe the words of a prophet or the warnings of a customer that was lied to.
Any lying employee was just as bad as Shane David Hendrikson at mind and at motive, and that is not a compliment. It's time to stop believing that liars shouldn't be punished and time to believe that every liar is a danger to himself and to others. In their case, their 'Over 50' group was like a Roman L as in lukewarm Larry Mizewski, not a holy and faithful and true Hebrew letter 'Nun' path toward Pentecost keepers.
There is no flood of water nearby me today, but there does seem to be an excess of liars and cowards who are not willing to do their job or their duty to God to the best of their ability and as a result, the 21st day of the Omer is a day of necessary rest for another tough week ahead.
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