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By Dogkennelhillbilly · Posted
It's quite a steep step from memory. The ramp would have to be quite a few feet long to make the angle shallow enough to be safe. Maybe I'm wrong - not an expert. -
really, it's the fact that a chain is muscling in when there is already one in a small area - if it was just a chain coming to a new area, it's a little different -
thank you everyone for your help here! @Jenijenjen that is some seriously fantastic detective work! -
By Dogkennelhillbilly · Posted
You become a chain when you get 4 outlets. Not 3, not 5, exactly 4.
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