[nabs-l] an update and question

[Vejas Vasiliauskas]

Hi Aaron,
Do you mean ripping off in the sense of money or of people trying 
to trick you?
If money-related, then you can use Money-Reader on the phone to 
make sure that you have the right amount.  If I have 1 5-dollar 
bill and 4 1's, I like to ask "Which one is the 5?"
In social situations, though, if you think someone is tricking 
you then maybe you can tell by their tone of voice and, if 
they're with their friends, probably whispering and snickering.
Vejas



 ----- Original Message -----
From: Aaron via NABS-L <nabs-l at nfbnet.org
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Date sent: Tue, 17 Jan 2017 16:15:15 -0500
Subject: [nabs-l] an update and question

Hey guys,

I know I haven't been on this list posting a lot.  For that I do 
apologize.
However, I wanted to let you all know that college is worth it.  
I am 4
months out from graduating with my BS in Music with a 
concentration in audio
production and minor in communications.  It's been a long road 
ahead and an
uphill battle, but it's been worth it.  The connections I've 
made, the
friends, I've made, the awesome people I've had the pleasure to 
help record
their music.  All worth the struggle and pain.  I do have a 
question though.
In a sighted world, how do you deal with (even in the blindness 
community)
how do you deal with people who try to rip you off? Since we 
can't read body
language and eye movements, how do you guys deal with this?



Thanks,

Aaron Linson

CEO Blind Faith Project 
<http://www.facebook.com/blindfaithproject

CEO Linson Productions



Aaron Linson



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