I hear people in stores mindlessly - announcing phone numbers

Posted: May 27th, 2020 - 9:22 am In Reply to: That's' a good point. People are willing to hand over their - privacy on so many levels now.

and other personal info to clerks/cashiers.

When I won't give my number and/or address I get *that look* from clerks. Anyone who really cares can find it. I'm sure not going to hand it out.

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