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How do you keep from being flustered when asked for your personal info?
Jan. 3, 2023, 12:48 a.m. | /u/Unique-Negotiation15
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Context:
When returning a gift without the receipt I was told they would need my driver's license to do so, there was a long lineup behind me and the cashier + manager (whom the cashier called over to authorize the return, I didn't ask for the manager) staring me down, so I got flustered and just handed it over - regretting it immediately but also didn't want to make a scene by taking it back.
I'm cringing at it, …
authorize called context driver driver's license info license manager personal privacy return
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