re: Phone pass code.

I tend to think if she’s telling the truth about it being her boss’s birthday than there’s nothing going on with the boss, at least. Could be a lie though and she’s redirecting.

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I tend to think if she’s telling the truth about it being her boss’s birthday than there’s nothing going on with the boss, at least. Could be a lie though and she’s redirecting.

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Maybe ole boy has a bad habit of picking up his wife's phone and reading text messages (you know, trust issues), and she changed the pass code. Now he doesn't know it, and she's fricking with him to make him wonder why she changed it, and why it's the boss's birthday.

But I tend to agree--if she's admitting what it is, then what would she be hiding? It's odd, but it's also a completely random number to have associated with her. From a password/code standpoint, it's pretty frickin smart.

I mean, how many people do you think there are out there that have the same passwords/codes for emails, bank accounts, debit cards, phones, etc.? All you have to do is figure out a few details about someone, and you could probably get into every aspect of their life. But no one is going to suspect a birthday for another unrelated person.

Now, if she changes the bank account password to the boss's birthday--trouble is on the way.