The Everyday Awareness Handbook — Volume II of Off the List

Somebody watching a parking lot is working out three things about you, and can answer all three in under a minute without coming near you. Is this person paying attention. Would this person be difficult. Can this person be separated from other people.

Most people answer all three the wrong way without ever knowing the questions were asked.

69 numbered checks across eight modules. Everything away from your own front door: the fuel forecourt, the parking lot, the walk between the car and the building, the drive home, hotels and rooms you don't own, and people rather than places.

Includes the check that turns everything else into your home address — and what to do instead. The four consecutive right turns that answer the question. Why the answer is never your own driveway. And the tracker scan that both Apple and Google now put in the same menu under the same name, which almost nobody knows is there.

Nothing in here is about what to do with your hands. There are no techniques, no weapons, and no thresholds — those change by state and by country, and a book that guessed would get somebody hurt. Everything here happens earlier than that, which is the only stretch where small free actions still change the outcome.

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