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Lutha Mahtin posted:There was a doctor's office I went to once that had a question on their intake paperwork, about how I wanted them to identify themselves on the phone if they ever needed to call me. My guess is that this was a holdover from the landline era, when somebody might want privacy from their family or roommates. One of the options was just a blank space for whatever you wanted, so naturally I wrote "Batman". Duh. There are probably still places that do this. Not just for HIPAA reasons, either, but because there are plenty of situations where you don't want to leave a message like "this is Renee from the domestic violence hotline."
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photomikey posted:Back when security questions were just becoming a thing, you could write your own question at my bank. I picked two (pet's name and elementary school or whatever), and was working on the third and couldn't think of a good one. Finally I wrote: I wrote my own security question for an old email account. It was, in its entirety: "werewolves?" I promptly forgot about it, until the day several years later when I needed to verify something on the account. At which point I no longer remembered what supposedly amusing garbage I had put as an answer. To this day I have no loving clue what the answer was supposed to be. I had to reset the question. I would pay money to find out what it was, because what the gently caress did stupid, younger me think was an obvious answer to "werewolves?" ... I tried "werewolves." as my first guess. No dice.
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