HAZMAN_THE_GREAT
+1 on what Justin said. Private property means you have to do whatever they say, no buts or ifs.  Honestly if I was a GM of that business or what have you I would kick you out too. Yeah you could of spent some money there on eating or what not but once your done and your just sitting around not conducting anymore business then leave. The owner has other people to conduct business with. You also have to take in consideration that majority of people hate racers or clubs in general and the business may see you as a disruption in their operations. Some customers maybe intimidated in seeing a club, take for example like a biker club, at that bossiness facility by stereotyping you guys as trouble. Catch my drift? I myself am like that. At times I sometimes see those Ruff Rider dudes and I am like the hell with going in here.

XrayMan
 
They had the right to do what they did. If your on their property, they have the right. It's the law. I believe the ones I bolded apply to you, in one way or another.
 
 
loiter:
 
To linger or hang around in a public place or business where one has no particular or legal purpose. In many states, cities, and towns there are statutes or ordinances against loitering by which the police can arrest someone who refuses to "move along." There is a question as to whether such laws are constitutional. However, there is often another criminal statute or ordinance which can be applied specifically to control aggressive begging, soliciting prostitution, drug dealing, blocking entries to stores, public drunkenness, or being a public nuisance.

clo007
You need to find out who the property owner is( I mean the development), not the manager of Wendy's or Starbucks etc. This is a development and you would want to get permission from them. The security would be working for the developer/property management, not any of the restaurants.
 
I am sure you can work out an agreement and if not,find somewhere else to go.

clo007
And this is where rush needs to go to the property manager to get permission, not the individual stores. i guarantee you the stores have a ground lease, not purchase. All Rush has to do is get permission from the developer/property manager, and it does not matter what Wendy's or the cops say. If the real owner(in this case the developer/property manager) approve them being there, the businesses have no grounds to kick them off.

atfrico
After reading your first post, to be honest Rush, you need to stop assuming people are hating because of you driving a nice car, or you are with a group of high rollers, seriously. Whenever, wherever you go, whether is public or private sector, there is always someone who will be concerned and worried about a bunch of group hanging out in one spot. We, everyone in this world, well mostly, are programmed (sadly to say) to think that a group of people hanging in a spot for long hours = trouble.
Give you a clear example, i plant my ass in front of your Uncle's auto shop and bring my friends over, don't you think your uncle will be a bit concern about me and my group hanging out outside his shop, does not matter if it is open or close hours? You need to start thinking about the results of your actions whether is good, bad or neutral. Cause = effect, actions = consequences.  My perception of you so far, is that you are looking for attention or want/like to be noticed in a group.  

RushXTC
 
Yes, That's why I put nice wheels on my car and modify the exterior, Because of the attention it gets me.
 
I don't want BAD attention, That's the difference!

BF3PRO
That's their problem, it is a fact people get jealous easily. I know police discriminate against cars like these. Put a soccer mom in a minivan going 20 over and rush going 20 over and see who gets the ticket....