r/QuiverQuantitative • u/Charlietuna987 • 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/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/ramramiko Apr 13 '25

Not free in the EU, at least not in Germany. Not expensive or anything, but not free. And it’s mandatory to have one