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My regular postman has put all my mail in the safe place for at least five years, and so have all his colleagues. Until this one. That was a letter from my bank, with the bank's name and logo clearly showing on the front of the envelope, so they were knowingly putting me at risk of fraud or identity theft. Cue all the RM workers defending this as perfectly acceptable behaviour, or saying that my lockable safe place isn't safe enough, etc. and declaring that I will be blacklisted for even mentioning it... submitted by

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I’ve seen so many dessert shops around recently and they always seem empty. They open for strange hours and all have gawdy colour schemes I just can’t understand why they are all around (there are at least 4 in the town nearest us) and wondering if they only really do delivery and how do they make any money if they always seem empty submitted by /u/hostis_72 to r/AskBrits [link] [comments]

I just started watching the Netflix series Adolescence and couldn’t help but notice how calmly the officers treat the boy during questioning. It’s making me emotional! They seem so compassionate. Is this an accurate portrayal of how police usually treat suspects/minors accused of serious crimes (a felony)? I’m from the US and this looks dramatically different from what I’m used to seeing, either for myself, on body-cam footage or in news coverage. I’m curious how much of this contrast is just “Hollywood” versus real differences in reality. submitted by /u/-chickenandwaffles- to r/AskUK [link]

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