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I was asked for my i.d. at Bi-Mart recently when I bought a thousand rounds of ammo.
I asked why and clarified that I wanted to ensure that my name or any identifying information was not going to be taken. The clerk verified that it was only to enter my date of birth.
Given the political climate that one party rule in Oregon is solely responsible for creating, it is entirely reasonable that each and every customer politely and professionally confirm that i.d. will not include any identifying information.
Nothing childish about it.
Perhaps this will filter back to Bi-Mart management in Eugene.
I asked why and clarified that I wanted to ensure that my name or any identifying information was not going to be taken. The clerk verified that it was only to enter my date of birth.
Given the political climate that one party rule in Oregon is solely responsible for creating, it is entirely reasonable that each and every customer politely and professionally confirm that i.d. will not include any identifying information.
Nothing childish about it.
Perhaps this will filter back to Bi-Mart management in Eugene.
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