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by steveklabnik
4816 days ago
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> Or when they ask for my name and my credit card is in their hand. This is useful for a number of reasons, one of the biggest is trans individuals. I had a situation where I was at a table where the check was split. The waitress decided to hand ours back individually, so she started calling out names... leading to embarrassment for basically everyone involved, and possibly out-ing someone who may not want their sex known. Luckily, we were all friends, so no harm to that individual... but you just don't know. |
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The same restraint should apply to dumping my payment information into spam marketing databases.