I received a "survey" in the mail today, pretty much in simple terms asking me where the heck did you go and why didn't you take that way back? The funny thing is, it was so vague in the questions. It didn't ask me specifically which day they are questioning my disappearing act. Yet they wanted to know a time frame, what roads I took back, what was the address I was traveling to and the address I returned to. The return address question specifically stated do not put the same address as the destination address. WTF? Oh and they wanted to know what was the reasoning for traveling that road and I guess why I didn't take that way back.
I don't know why, but this kind of freaks me out.
I can't (and wont) answer their silly survey. I have no idea when and what they are talking about. I'm thinking their trying to be vague to not look to obvious that they are/were following me. Most likely I was headed into Big D to meet the hubs for lunch or pick him up when
I'm not sure why they feel it pertinent to know this information, what do they stand to gain? The only theory I have is that the road in question was the main road (I35) that is not a toll road. I guess I must have taken the toll out of Big D and taken the free road in. Hence why they couldn't find me. If my memory serves me right they are eventually planning on making 35 a toll as well. That way they can keep track of everyone at all times.
Thank you Big Brother for your concern for my well being. I'm ok I promise, I made it home ok. Don't worry about me. Next time I promise to be home by curfew.
2 comments:
wow, that is a bit freaky. I wouldn't answer it either. I have no idea what toll roads are really, we have one that I can think of... and that's really just a bridge!
I'm guessing they want to know what non-toll roads are most popular so that they can add tolls to the popular ones that people are already using. Just a guess.
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