I've no idea of the story behind the story. That said, Chipotle's restaurants are private property. If the owner(s) do not want guns on their property, they have that right. Those of us who are troubled by this have the right to take our business elsewhere.

MADD called awhile ago looking for my monetary support. I not only turned them down but also "dressed them down" telling the caller that their philosophical bent was contributing to the downfall of this country.
I went on to explain:
"Innocent until proven guilty is how justice is universally upheld. Whenever non-objective law becomes commonplace, we have lost all perspective of justice."
They removed my name from their call list.

Moms demand... It's unfortunate you see this but rarely see "dads demand". It's as if you become some special breed when you have a baby and you're a woman. My wife thinks people consider this when evaluating her firm, to as customers or potential employees, that the owners is a "mom". I'm not sure that's true, but she often gets the feeling people have a complex set of notions about her simply because we have kids.. notions they don't have about me.

A true story is a group they partnered with to do seminars decided to use a different attorney. Probably looking for innocuous reasons, one of them said, "now that you have a baby, you're probably less focused on growth at the moment." or something like that. In less than a year they approached her and said they wanted to do the seminars again. She was magnanimous about it and said yes, and now the deal is working for both parties. The other group learned that a woman having a baby does not mean she neglects her business.

in Grand Junction Colorado the local Home Depot said people with carry permits could not bring guns into their store, I do not know if it lasted 1 or 2 days but then they shut up.

I have thought many times of eating at that establishment and now I know why I have not. This happens in small towns in Michigan a lot and for the life of me I do not understand. I also do this for a living and was told by a man one day while loading his product onto my truck that I could not have my weapon on my person while loading his "secure load". I asked him does it bother you because I have my weapon on? His reply was because in Illinois it is forbidden. We loaded and left, but the next time I returned he was glad I had it on. Seems the company he works for loved the idea more than him so he was obliged to accommodate our attire.

Funny if they had put up a sign warning men not to bring their boyfriends into the store there would be a war and the usual "outrage."

They can feel free to deprive an American of their 2nd Amendment right just because they personally don't like guns. Well I don't like them so every chance I get I'll run their company down as un-American and against civil rights.

People who carry guns legally can be discriminated against with no recourse?

The trend is in favor of the criminal, esp. the drug pushers. Too many upper level law enforcement personnel are on the take - at least in Ohio. Can't risk getting their clientele killed or incarcerated.
So, the average Joe is left defenseless, while the criminals are armed. I used to cover law enforcement on Sunday nights for the newspaper, which had me on the road between midnight and 2 a.m. between two towns, gathering logs. The parking lots were not well lit in either town! I could not carry my knife, as I would not get in. So, I had a very sharp hoof pick, which is not a weapon, but a tool for my horse. I was not going with no form of self defense. At the jail, all the inmates could holler out at me, but the deputies were all safely inside, and slow to get outside. Luckily, i only had that night duty once per week, but it gave me a feel for what other people working nights face on an ongoing basis. Walk in McD's at 10:45 p.m., and it does not feel all that safe either, teenagers manning the whole operation, no form of defense obvious. I ran into a druggie there one time, shouting out that he just found out he was God! I was told, better to carry scissors than a knife, as the cops might be more likely to charge you if you defend yourself with a knife. What a world this had become. In Wyo., our neighbor the Prosecutor, was never, and i mean never, without his gun on his hip, anywhere he went.

Some years ago, in Luby's Cafeteria in Killeen, Texas, over twenty people were murdered inside the restaurant by a madman who drove his pickup into the restaurant and opened fire. Since at the time in Texas it was a felony to carry a gun into a restaurant, a young woman watched as both her parents were killed while her gun remained idle in her car outside the restaurant.