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<blockquote data-quote="DancesWithWolves" data-source="post: 141811"><p>HI! </p><p></p><p>Legally you do not have to give your social security number out for anything or anyone. Not even in a doctors office. Only on a credit application with a signature. </p><p></p><p>I have a secret identity and always pay in cash. Meaning when I am asked my name I say it is Imano - last name Giveu. Then they repeat it. Imano? Giveu? Yes thats my name. I don't have to prove it because I pay cash and not debit. </p><p></p><p>As far as my zip code they are always impressed with the numbers from the Norwegian town closest to the physical North pole. See US systems are not set up for foreign zip codes. Your problem not mine. </p><p></p><p>And as far as my birthday? Easy to remember - January 1, 1900. I always hear "Oh maam you mean 19??. I say "You asked me for my birthday and that's what I gave you - IF you think it's hard to believe I am 107 years old, then you shouldn't be here asking redundant questions. And at 107 do I really have to get permission to buy cigarettes? I was growing tobacco before your Grandmother was born. </p><p></p><p>As far as calling out our name in restaurants? Harry Potter. Yes. Harry Potter; magical party of 4. We used to say Elizabeth Windsor, but it lacked a certain air unless you arrive by coach with 3 Welsh Corgis in tow. </p><p></p><p>My best suggestion would be to make up your alter ego, pay cash, and enjoy the little joke to yourself. </p><p></p><p>Dances With Wolves</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DancesWithWolves, post: 141811"] HI! Legally you do not have to give your social security number out for anything or anyone. Not even in a doctors office. Only on a credit application with a signature. I have a secret identity and always pay in cash. Meaning when I am asked my name I say it is Imano - last name Giveu. Then they repeat it. Imano? Giveu? Yes thats my name. I don't have to prove it because I pay cash and not debit. As far as my zip code they are always impressed with the numbers from the Norwegian town closest to the physical North pole. See US systems are not set up for foreign zip codes. Your problem not mine. And as far as my birthday? Easy to remember - January 1, 1900. I always hear "Oh maam you mean 19??. I say "You asked me for my birthday and that's what I gave you - IF you think it's hard to believe I am 107 years old, then you shouldn't be here asking redundant questions. And at 107 do I really have to get permission to buy cigarettes? I was growing tobacco before your Grandmother was born. As far as calling out our name in restaurants? Harry Potter. Yes. Harry Potter; magical party of 4. We used to say Elizabeth Windsor, but it lacked a certain air unless you arrive by coach with 3 Welsh Corgis in tow. My best suggestion would be to make up your alter ego, pay cash, and enjoy the little joke to yourself. Dances With Wolves [/QUOTE]
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