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A lawyer on TikTok says six signs may indicate someone is on a government watchlist, not necessarily charged with a crime.
Watchlists may use predictive policing and aren’t limited to criminals, according to Ryan.
Sign: extra screening at airports could occur even with TSA pre-check.
Another potential sign is mail disruption, especially legal or advocacy-related items.
Presence of unmarked vehicles near a person’s home without contact.
Friends or coworkers might be quietly asked about the individual.
Loss of access to government systems without any change by the individual.
Content restriction or flagging online can occur without violations.
The piece frames these as examples of soft surveillance, not direct arrests.
The summary notes the information originates from a TikTok video by Ryan and a TwistedSifter write-up.

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A crowded tax office set the scene as the rude customer was directed to the wrong line for hours.
The employee refused to process her paperwork after realizing she was in the wrong line.
Security escorted the disruptive customer after the situation escalated with insults and pushing.
The outcome: the wrong-line wait led to a penalty for missing a deadline.
Reddit users weighed in with comments about petty revenge and line etiquette.
The post ties the incident to broader discussions of respect for staff and lines.
The reference links to related stories about petty revenge and service delays.
The article classifies the content under various categories like stories and petty revenge.
The incident occurred on a busy afternoon described in the piece.
The piece emphasizes the consequences of rude behavior in service settings.

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Two checkout staffers, Claire and Mary, formed a steady bond with a regular customer over years of service.
The customer, Liam, repeatedly bought six sodas and one water, building a daily routine tied to the staff.
Liam’s wife visited after his death to thank the staff for brightening his final years.
Liam had autism and found joy in small moments sparked by the store visits.
The tale originated from Reddit's Tales From Retail and gained attention on TwistedSifter.
The story highlights how small acts of kindness can have lasting emotional impact.
The narrative was presented as a wholesome, uplifting story for readers.
The account notes Liam’s long marriage and how his wife’s perspective framed the tribute.
The piece places the employees’ everyday actions within a broader 'stories worth sharing' theme.
The story has a multi-media and community input angle, referencing Reddit and social sharing.

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