Originally Posted by redbeard911 (Post 7590347)

I'd definitely push back on that one. This is getting beyond stupid.

Originally Posted by TMOliver (Post 7591389)

Also woks when the last name on the ID is Jones, and you reply with a heavy Spanish accent.

Originally Posted by essxjay (Post 7593831)

And just to push it beyond, I'll tell 'em, "Sorry, but that's SSI."

Originally Posted by SirFlysALot (Post 7585627)

At a Walgreens last week while on the road, my doctor called in a prescription. I went to pick it up and they gave me nonsense about the insurance and called the carrier SEVERAL times to make sure it was OK.

But the funny thing is the pharmacist would spin around and ask me my address trying to catch me off guard. He did this about four times. I hope the TSA and ID checkers don't learn about this trick. :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by whirledtraveler (Post 7584223)

Any numeric answer you give is right in some number system. If you're 32, answer 20. That's 32 in hexadecimal.

Originally Posted by gj83 (Post 7584023)

This morning while going through Checkpoint B in CLT the ID checker asked everyone their age.

Originally Posted by Loren Pechtel (Post 7597167)

I would guess that something didn't match.

Originally Posted by Hobbes01 (Post 7600714)

I honestly never know my age. Any time somebody asks me I have to remember what year it is now and then do the math. Would that make me look suspicious, especially given that I sometimes use my fingers to help me count?

Originally Posted by Hobbes01 (Post 7600805)

Even with the extra ten digits, I need more :D

Originally Posted by peachfront (Post 7610999)

I'm pretty sure I would say the first thing that popped into my mind upon reading your post, "You don't ask a lady her age." I mean ...? Were these people brought up in a barn?