Casey Liss

But driver's license, I'm a little bit more cavalier with because whatever. But yeah, push back and see what happens.

But driver's license, I'm a little bit more cavalier with because whatever. But yeah, push back and see what happens.

Whether someone can just buy a database of all this information anyway right now for $100 or something, you know.

Whether someone can just buy a database of all this information anyway right now for $100 or something, you know.

And by the way, I think we've complained about this before, but like, Jesus, when I pay with an Amazon card, don't make me scan the code. You are...

And by the way, I think we've complained about this before, but like, Jesus, when I pay with an Amazon card, don't make me scan the code. You are...

already know who i am i know what is like it's it's it's an amazon card in an amazon store and i still have to bind my action button to scan the stupid qr you already know who i am just give me the discount honestly the whole foods you get a discount on like three percent of their products it's very frustrating

already know who i am i know what is like it's it's it's an amazon card in an amazon store and i still have to bind my action button to scan the stupid qr you already know who i am just give me the discount honestly the whole foods you get a discount on like three percent of their products it's very frustrating

You have nicer cashiers than we do. The cashiers here are trained to say, oh, do you want one?

You have nicer cashiers than we do. The cashiers here are trained to say, oh, do you want one?

But then they want you to type in your telephone number. Oh, we can look it up by your phone number.

But then they want you to type in your telephone number. Oh, we can look it up by your phone number.

So my parents, um, One of the things that's saving me from having to deal with a lot of this is the fact that neither one of them really maintains any sort of digital collection of stuff. They have their own photo libraries and their sync to iCloud photos, but they're just sparse, disorganized, and just not important to them, really.

So my parents, um, One of the things that's saving me from having to deal with a lot of this is the fact that neither one of them really maintains any sort of digital collection of stuff. They have their own photo libraries and their sync to iCloud photos, but they're just sparse, disorganized, and just not important to them, really.

For example, when my parents make their calendar for the year, we all make calendars on Shutterfly or whatever. We put it on our fridges and have pictures of family photos or whatever. Most of the photos in that calendar are photos that I take that I send them to put in the calendar or they get sent from my other siblings to them. Like they're not taking pictures. They're not collecting pictures.

For example, when my parents make their calendar for the year, we all make calendars on Shutterfly or whatever. We put it on our fridges and have pictures of family photos or whatever. Most of the photos in that calendar are photos that I take that I send them to put in the calendar or they get sent from my other siblings to them. Like they're not taking pictures. They're not collecting pictures.

They have pictures of they go on vacations and they take pictures, but very few. And who knows if they ever look at them? And so the real question is for like legacy contacts and dealing with their digital stuff or whatever, what happens if they die and no one has access to their stuff? The answer is they have no stuff. What do they have? They have accounts on systems that I don't care about.

They have pictures of they go on vacations and they take pictures, but very few. And who knows if they ever look at them? And so the real question is for like legacy contacts and dealing with their digital stuff or whatever, what happens if they die and no one has access to their stuff? The answer is they have no stuff. What do they have? They have accounts on systems that I don't care about.

No one's going to care about after they die what their login was to their local newspaper website because who cares, right? So they've got all their usernames and passwords. And by the way, on that front, I try to herd my parents towards the sort of happy path, Apple default things or whatever. But in practice, my dad is somewhat willing to do them.

No one's going to care about after they die what their login was to their local newspaper website because who cares, right? So they've got all their usernames and passwords. And by the way, on that front, I try to herd my parents towards the sort of happy path, Apple default things or whatever. But in practice, my dad is somewhat willing to do them.