Cyberc1978
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May or may not be a cultural thing, but I don't like talking on the phone in general (except DVC, I guess), and my wife knows all of my personal/medical stuff, so why not? If I were to call, and then my wife asks me "so, what did they say?" and I will always tell her, what's the difference?
Not sure what country you're from, but is it a common cultural thing there to hide that kind of stuff from your spouse?
I see calling about MMB as a proxy as the same thing, but clearly everyone else does not...
Just because we call the doctor ourselves does not mean we hide it from our spouses
So yes I guess it’s a cultural thing.
On top of that we have GDPR, I can’t even call our IRS on my DW’s behalf, not unless she is next to me and confirms to the IRS that they are allowed to discuss her tax matters with me. Same goes with doctors and hospitals. If they just allowed it then anyone with sufficient knowledge could call in and pose as another person, same with DVC.
