Food probably won't get me to come in. I'm on a diet so I'd probably try to avoid the temptation. Everybody has preferences. Work is a serious place to me so going to a gun range (another serious place) isn't a big context switch in the same way something fun like a game is. I can't turn off enough to enjoy a game at work, or even during working hours.

Well, one could take the whole "well regulated militia" thing seriously. Or one could say that "arms" was never intended to refer to weapons capable of killing many people in a short time, which is how it has been interpreted with respect to bombs and chemical weapons.

Failing that, sure, it would be nice if people could actually think the way the founders did, and seek a collective solution. But in a country where large numbers of people absolutely insist on the unrestricted ability to cause mass death, the only possibility is that the Constitution really is a suicide pact.

IANAL but buildings and companies are allowed to have specific policies that are stricter than national and state policies. You need any of the above.

Yep, and probably while going for a jog or hitting the convenience store to grab a gallon of milk.

As my former firearms instructor put it: "If a bad guy ever schedules a meeting on your calendar to mug you.. you should decline and not show up. Otherwise since bad guys don't usually book ahead, always be prepared."

One of the things we train people is that just because you can carry a firearm doesn't mean you should go places you normally wouldn't. If you consider a place too dangerous to go to normally, having a firearm doesn't change that.