I read the email before I read any post. My initial thoughts after reading it was 1). DAYUM, I can't believe he actually got a response. I don't know how common or rare that is with DCNR, but in the corporate world its as rare as hens teeth. 2). The woman came off professional and knowledgeable. 3). I didn't care personally before, I see both sides, and it really doesn't bother me now.
I do have one question though. When the license exempt are mentioned publicaly why is the active military and handicapped people never mentioned with the group?? If you're going after them for a license, be an adult and say we want active military and handicapped pulling their own weight in Alabama, no special perks, or just stay away from Alabama. We don't want your kind if you don't pay.