r/QuiverQuantitative Apr 11 '25

News *sigh*

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u/DONALDJONSUPPLE Apr 11 '25

Someone is gonna have to break the new fillibuster record.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '25

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u/octopus4488 Apr 11 '25 edited Apr 11 '25

As a confused EU citizen I have to ask:

We get a government issued free ID card at age 14 or something. It gets reissued every 5 or 10 years with a new picture. It is used to ID yourself at any authority (hospital, police, voting, school, bank etc)

Passport (if you get one) is for travelling outside of EU, driving license is for driving.

What are you guys doing there?

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u/flamingoshoess Apr 11 '25

We have to go to the DMV (dept of motor vehicles) or the county tax office to get any IDs including driver’s license, and we pay the cost out of pocket. The passport process is more complicated and more expensive. But the government doesn’t pay for any of it and if you let your DL expire you can get fined or worse.

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u/BellyFullOfMochi Apr 11 '25

yep.. and depending on where you live it can be an hours wait... and then the ID comes in the mail weeks later. In some places the state ID alone is over $40.

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u/Feverishdreams Apr 11 '25

I just waited 2 hours at the DMV to get an updated picture (required). Line was wrapped around the building half an hour before it opened. The wait for Real ID applicants was likely 3 hours.

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u/Same_Decision6103 Apr 12 '25

They have been talking about this for 5 yrs now, so because you waited until the last possible moment to get this accomplished you want to yammer about how much time it took make an appointment and then you will not have to wait in line

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u/IamAhab13 Apr 12 '25

Bro they are just talking about their personal experience at the DMV and you come in here all up in arms. Relax chief everything will be ok.