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Well, in the one example given, a waiter used the name to discern that the debit card would probably belong to a black person. That seems like a perfectly innoc
by revelation 12y ago
Well, in the one example given, a waiter used the name to discern that the debit card would probably belong to a black person. That seems like a perfectly innocent use.
- lotsofmangos 12y agoIf a waiter isn't certain who owns a particular credit card, I do not think handing it out to someone they think matches the name, is all that sensible a course of action. Especially when they are literally holding a card with the name of the person they are looking for on it. There are fairly well established social methods for dealing with that conundrum and none of the good ones involve the waiter handing the card to the person they think is most likely.