More context: further tweet explains that this was all after he signed on a signature pad. E.g., it's not some sort of conspiracy against him, but what appears

More context: further tweet explains that this was all after he signed on a signature pad. E.g., it's not some sort of conspiracy against him, but what appears to be a "normal business practice", as sad as it is. I think those signature pads are beyond creepy, especially with the way that they're being run by all these companies, where the order in which they give you the documents for examination and the order in which you actually sign them are basically reversed. I've dealt with a few of those pads myself (I think it was at a local municipality and a bank), prompting me to: https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/2148/if-you-sign-a-signature-pad-without-seeing-what-its-for-is-it-binding https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/2148/if-you-sign-a-s...