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That time my aunt tried to protect her privacy by writing her passwords in a notebook labeled "PASSWORDS"
My aunt Jane came over last week and was bragging about how she never uses the same password twice. She said she memorizes all 47 of them like it's no big deal. Then she left her open notebook on my coffee table with "PASSWORDS" in Sharpie on the front. Inside was every login for her bank, email, and even her Netflix account. I asked if she worried about someone stealing it and she said "who would take a notebook?" Has anyone else had to explain to a family member that hiding stuff in plain sight isn't really hiding?
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masonbell1mo ago
Put it in a fake book like "World's Best Crockpot Recipes" next time.
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alice_kim1mo ago
Stole my mom's Tupperware once and hid a joint in her flour canister. She found it three years later when she finally baked again. Still makes me bring store-bought cookies to every family dinner.
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