How to Stay Invisible
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 22. 07. 2024
- Ever wanted to disappear without a trace? In this video, we'll show you how to stay invisible in plain sight with expert tips and techniques. Whether you're looking to blend in seamlessly or avoid detection, these strategies will make you a master of stealth.
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I suspect 95% of us watching this video don't need to change anything.
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thatâs the point
Just wanted to know if I was missing anything.
Some have to take action in order to be "super boring'.
Others have it thrust upon us!
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When I turned fifty I became unintentionally invisible lol.
Got that right.
Especially if you're looking for a job.
LOL, donât I know it. The years of being invisible. All spies should be 80 year old women.đ
Same
Iâm so invisible, I tried flirting, just to see if I still got it. (I donât đ).
Police: "Can you describe the content creator?"
Me: "He looks like Norm MacDonald's cousin who shops at Costco"
Normal McBurgershop
Bormal.
Norguy McGuyMan đ
I didn't even know he was sick.
reminds me of that tragedy
As an introvert, I've been doing these things my whole life. đ
I read a book by a former cop that said if you want to be completely invisible on the road, drive a boring reliable car in good condition (no dents or bondo) in a boring color with no bumper stickers. And make sure you update your tags on time. That's how he got a lot of busts.
Great book, "how to arrest proof yourself "
@@snakeplissken3063 and drive it in a boring way
Just don't be broke!
Make sure all lights and signal lights work too.
Do the speed limit, use your signals, come to complete stops and donât have junk hanging off your rearview mirror. No cracked windshield either.
I was once told "Don't be a flamingo in a field of sparrows".
That probably means the bartender was hitting on you. How tight/short were your shorts?
The nail that sticks out, gets hammered.
@@rubiconoutdoors3492 It's the purpose of a nail to get hammered. So, stick out, do your job under pressure, and tell all the other nails to go get bent.
Corporal, I DID NOT see you at camouflage practice today...THANK YOU, SIR !!!
I grew up in a very violent environment, where fights were normal. My father told me never to get a tattoo because it's identifying. He also taught me to be continually aware of your situation, trust no one unless they prove themselves and to be totally cynical!
where did you grow up ?
Funny thing your dad sounds like ppl I knew in past fathers
He sounds like a good man that prepared you for life, a man worthy of respect.
my training officer told me the same thing, don't get any identifying features and don't have a family.
Thank you for sharing Gary!
Also, keep quiet. Don't be the loudmouth in the crowd. Let the loudmouths be your distraction to get away.
Great tip! Thanks for sharing!
Also be invisible, I mean like literally be invisible using some kind of either wizardry or advanced technology or advanced technology wizardry.
The art of being wise, is knowing when to keep your mouth shut. đ€«đđ€Ł
Also avoid eye contact. Don't deliberately look away just casually look around and not fix your eyes on anyone or anything too long
Number 6: Don't be the only person who doesn't look when the building explodes.
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Be the Grey Man!
Love that movie. Its the last action movie I truly enjoyed.
My dad was a WW2 veteran, many of these tips, he repeated to me many times as a kid. This brought lots of memories of him.
Did your father was an OSS operative?
I would add: Always look BUSY. Look like you are consumed in something you are doing, that clearly indicates you know where you are and where you are going, but you CANâT be distracted. Others tend to shy away from people who appear focused and determined and who clearly are not to be messed with. This has gotten me past security guards and checkpoints all over the world. They dare not intrude on my concentration.
âThe tallest nail gets hammered.â
The bird leading the flock is the first one that gets shot.
@@drmodestoesq Yea, flying point is a bummer.
I'm only 5' so I'm safe!
Delete all social media or use fake accounts.
My dogs name is me on social media....wooof...woofff..wooof.
I used a fake account to sell a vehicle on Marketplace. The buyer also had a fake account.
Use a bland, very average sounding pseudonym for the account/s, and post generic content now and again which doesn't connect one to a specific location.
Using a statue pfp does make you stand out and associates you to the annoying people from twitter who complain about modern light posts, so be careful!!
As far as getting a boring job, I'd recommend staying away from retail jobs because of the need to interact with large numbers of the public. Better choices would be second or graveyard shift work as a janitor where you will be off the street and working alone.
100% Agree. OTR truck driver. Order picker in a warehouse. Once you meet you 5 or so co-workers, that's it.
Dumbest thing was one of the last Jason Bourne movies. He dropped out of sight and became an underground MMA fighter. He could show up on CZcams any wherein the world.
Be an accountant with few clients, isolated with no friends
That's exactly what I thought, construction would be good because you not only see just the people you work with but most construction companies will hire people on the spot without any background information and pay cash plus you can work anywhere.
Food delivery like Door Dash, and Uber eats, 1/2 the time no one verifies you when you grab the food off a shelf at Chipotle, Mod pizza, Chipotle etc. Even when you interact with the employee, I show them the order on my phone, and they never really look at me. Also 8/10 times the recipient wants the order left at the door without any contact.
Warehouse work is an option too.
Sometimes when I've been abroad, people in the street have asked me for directions which means I was blending, like a local.
One of the very few advantages of growing up in an abusive environment, is learning to hide in plain sight, at a young age.
Another thing, that goes along with hide in plain sight, is not looking like you have any money, at all. If you look poor, bums are less likely to panhandle you, and "regular" people don't want to know you exist.
Look like a homeless person and people will leave you alone. You might even pick up a few extra bucks
And Act Like a Crazy Person they Will Definitely Leave You Alone, Sometimes they will call the police on you and all you got to do is Flip the Script, 9 out of 10 times the caller gets Busted!
â@@carlmccoy662 If you look like a homeless person, you may get attacked by a homeless person. It's a pretty violent existence for some.
Growing up in an abusive home helps you to hone skills like hiding in plain sight, and also how to read a room.
Live with the crazy long enough, and you can tell before anyone else when things are starting to go sideways, which is your cue to "Exit, stage left."
@@jeepstergal4043 True.
Heck, I'm boring already, bro...đ
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Me too, I've got most of this nailed without trying!
god damn natural talent overe here!
Yep. If you donât believe me, ask the majority of women. đ
@@captainalex157 prodigy here too đ
Jason, that 'gray man' outfit is low profile for the most part.
IF you wear that to an organized protest, the crowd will IMMEDIATELY start calling you "FED! HE'S A FED!"
You want a car that blends in too. No shinny wheels, stickers. You want them to forget it.
a dirty car
What? No Astin Martin!
YepâŠI drive a black on black F150
I tried for years to get my Bernie Sanders For President bumper stickers off of the hood of my pickup truck! Even penetrating gun solvent will not remove them! I still get "thumbs-up" waves from people in traffic..........................elsullo
@@elsullo2 baby wet wipes. Thatâs how Iâve gotten bumper stickers off my vehicles. Or even hand sanitizer.
It occurs to me that, if you are trying to hide at a resort in Hawaii, you might consider wearing a Hawaiian shirt.
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If you want to look like a tourist, perhaps. If you want to blend in to the background with locals and resort staff, same rules apply
hi viz and work boots and no one wastes more than a glance
Yep...nothing makes you look more invisible than wearing high vis. Everyone ignores the working man. Unless you're on STOP sign duty.
Jason, could you please make some videos for handicap, disabled or the elderly who want to protect themselves.
Lots of old girlfriends have told me I'm not all there, so I must be invisible by now.
You might be just a little unwell...
that's because your girlfriends were old..
try younger girl without glasses đ
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Fletch lives!
I live on my sailboat, I rebuilt it to a live-aboard bugout survival pod that can stay out at sea self-sufficient for up to 10 years. I stay invisible by cruising the Swedish archipelagos (270.000 islands) and hoisting a SAAB barracuda camo net in the mast. I can't blend in, I'm tall I weigh 116kg and I have a huge long gray Viking beard. I don't have the luxury to blend in, everywhere I go I get noticed. My yearly cost of living is $3500, I don't have to work but sometimes I do just for fun and when going koko from not talking to people.
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Iâm gonna save up for a yacht. Iâm in Australia out west so easy to go bush but I think I would enjoy the lifestyle of living on a boat.
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Good luck!
I remember you ;)
Sounds like a great way to survive the zombie apocalypse. Although I don't know how you maintain Cardio on a boat.
wear a reversible jacket (different colours inside & out), have a hat & glasses in the pocket - you can change your appearance almost instantly
I also wear only earth tones, so if you go in the woods you are already camo with out looking like you are camo on the street. Brown cargo pants, army green T shirt brown or dark green zip hoodie, black sneakers. If you wanna go deeper camo, smear mud then roll in leaves.
@@rubiconoutdoors3492I like it
I've always been invisible. I could've been an international spy because I seem to blend in everywhere. Customer service workers look over my shoulder or through me to help whoever is behind me. I wish I had a nickel for every time someone said "I didn't even see you there!" Good advice in the video though.
Thank you for sharing and watching! God bless!
Same here, except I am a kid. Sometimes, some people look at me for a second, wondering who I am. It's not often though. It usually happens rarely.
I can relate!
Iâm just the opposite. I wish that I had a nickle for every time someone asked me â do you work here?â
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One of the key points you mentioned is tattoo. I explained to many kids that just enlisted is not to get a tattoo. As they figure out what they want, I tell them tattoos mark and identify you easier. If you go for a top secret clearance and covert jobs: you can jeopardize you, your team, the mission and family and friends. I see alot of recruits with tattoos of their dog tags and social security numbers on their body.
wtf would you tattoo your social security number?
@@mikeg2491 the kids said they wanted to be easily identified if killed.
Most of the time when I see tattoos being used to identify someone, it's because they are criminals or victims of a crime.
â@@mikeg2491Tattoo of SSN would be for same reason as tattooing was popular among Sailors of centuries ago...to ID the body.
Like the Buck Owens song says "All I gotta do is act naturally".
It also helps to know what mannerisms mark you as being American or Brit ect. Read up on the cultures and environments you will be in. Luckily as an old guy we get overlooked.
Thanks for the information.
How would you begin to research that?
"unless somebodys trying to hunt you down and kill you which i certainly hope they are" lmao
Iâm surprised people arenât reporting his channel for encouraging violence and against his viewers
@@sheldoneuos slip of the tongue im sure
Thank you, came to the comments looking for this
Wow(!)⊠he did that entire video without once mentioning the term âgrey manâ! đ
He also said that he hopes people attack and kill his viewers
But you knew the concept, so he did not have to say it. you are not a first time reader of his, are you
I learned early (maybe at the age of 10) that minimizing attention in a world where anonymity is possible is an extreme advantage. One does not get registered by strangers, forgotten really fast even when doing the strangest things, it also benefits directly by achieving what is expected by the crowd by moving with the crowd almost automatically. On the other hand this lifestyle puts you at a big disadvantage regarding a very important thing: It also reduces attention of the (probably sought after) opposite sex.
Honestly I also don't know a solution to this as I'm living like this for over a decade now. Normally I do not even comment as it could draw unwanted attention, but maybe the viewers here do/did experience the same issues as I did...
Grey man tactic
Years back, their was some kind of SF event in the UK.
One of the tasks of the participants was to get into the UK through an airport without being recognized.
One American unit arrived at Heathrow all on the same flight, most wearing issue trainers, all had the same haircut and all "looked military" in how they carried themselves.
Needless to say, they were spotted before even clearing customs...
Like the "Glow boys" from the three letter mafias, who try to infiltrate patriotic gatherings and stand out like sore appendages.
Sounds like they didn't even try, or they did not want to give away their tactics
@@DraxTheDestroyer More a case of not being trained / aware of such situations.
Covert actions were very low on their to do list. These guys are the guys that land before the main force and prepare for their overt arrival.
That said, they are trained in escape and evasion...
@@oggaBugga Which US SF unit was it, do you know?
Because I know they have SF units that goes into the depths of enemy territory and they are well trained in covert ops.
@@DraxTheDestroyer I couldn't say 100%, and it was well over a decade again.
I suspect some form of Marine unit, due to the description.
Good tips, but I would nuance the job advice: Try to get a job that doesn't have a lot of public contact. A back office job, a stock boy, a mechanic that doesn't greet the customers. Better to work in the kitchen than as a waitress.
3rd shift, stocking shelves etc. Also, if you work 3rd shift, you can sleep in your car with window blockers up during the day at walmart or gyms during their normal business hours and you will go completely undetected for months or even years
Seriously if you are like lurch, from the Adamsâs family, how do you blend in? Asking for a friend.
Itâs good to have articles of clothing you can swap out like jackets or light shirts and hats. If you get seen and followed you might be able to throw them off in a crowd by changing them out.
Reversible parkas or jumpers in contrasting but dull colors are great for throwing off pursuers.
ââ For Americans: "Jumpers" are sweaters.
@@charmc4152 Thank you for the translation.
This is why working in pairs is best, one to
distract who is beyond reproach but stands out and rings alarm bells and one who is plain Jane but carrying out all the operational tasks.
Great tutorial on the nuts 'n bolts of being inconspicuous. Another thing is noticing how people tend to "remain in their heads" as they are walking along - you want to mimic that behavior when you are walking in public, and take advantage of that when you are being stealthy. Hiding in plain sight is also a mindset.
I like his ending: "Unless someone is trying to hunt you down and kill you, which I certainly hope they are." I assume he meant "are not" đ€Ł
I had to go back and listen to that a few times! He better not be wishing death on us, or he won't have any subscribers left!
Just a used to saying, a slip of the tongue.
aren't ....sounds same
Freudian slip.
Good advice here, thanks for the video. Up here - south central BC - a hoodie, ball cap, jeans and sneakers or trail shoes describes a large percentage of males 25-65. Glasses as well, even if you don't need them.
The members of a pop band that I follow often wear a variety of "fake" glasses in photo shoots because the glasses alone change their appearance drastically depending on the mood they are going for. There are a number of online prescription glasses companies that sell nice frames for less than $20 and will place clear glass lenses in the frames.
True ! Become part of and hidden in the wallpaper!.
I'm invisible because I have good manners. Plus, I make sure I look like yet another ordinary piss-ant running around. Therefore-- nobody seems to notice I'm around. Low Profile: I love it !
Got it! No more short shorts and cowboy boots.
Ohh now don't be gettin crazy đ
Ginger Billy is hopeless as a spy
lol
Thanks Jason.
We've talked on The Self Defense Channel podcast, and I like what you are doing.
Since then, I have taken some of your stuff to heart, but I glazed it with my personal preferences.
Now we are on a small, remote tropical island in South East Asia... raising our own food, fishing, raising a family, and enjoying life daily.
Continued Success!
Greg
Having a mixed culture of friends has helped me stay out of trouble.
always great to see a new episode from Jason; thanks for the education
Happy to hear that. Thank you for watching too!
Be the grey man, dress it, be it. Eye contact- Make brief contacts, HATS help!, so do SUNGLASSES. Head down, can still maintain situational awareness. NO CAMO! Just a couple of extra points. Thanks Jason, great vid as always. m
Ballcap glasses combo is great
Thanks for the tips! God bless and stay safe!
@@JasonHansonSpyBriefing if you want to be invisible
donât make videos on how to be invisible . LoL đ
Most parts of the world, sunglasses are a big stand out.
The no camo part may become camo required depending on where you're trying to be invisible. Some places 90% of people have at least one article of RealTree camo on them at all times.
When I was with the military the goal was to be the grey man. If, by the end of the course the instructors still werenât sure of your name you had done very well. At 6â6â being the grey man wasnât really possible but keeping my mouth shut and ears open really helped.
I went to Army basic the summer after graduation. A buddy had gone the summer before, and the best advice he ever gave me was "blend into the wall". There was always someone with a loud mouth who soaked up my drill's anger lol.
@@k.b.tidwell I think there is a heat seeker in every platoon đ.
@@scroungasworkshop4663 and they never changed their behavior either! Just kept on getting blasted.
Your short pungent informative videos have helped me so much. Thank you!
Your tombstone will say, UNKNOWN
Excellent video Jason, God bless you and your family. Stay safe.
Really? He doesn't wish that for you. Didn't you hear him? He says that he hopes someone is trying to hunt you down and kill you. : )
Thanks for such great advise for times such as these.
Great video, Jason! This lifestyle worked well for me when I was a foreign missionary. Learned the local language and wore clothes like the locals wore.
Pretend to look at your 'phone.
I feel the odd man out because I don't.
I think the key word there is PRETEND....but yes...good advice.
A good message for all the tacti-cool guys
All the lessons I learned in an urban SERE class I took in the early nineties. Still valid today. As always Jason supplies great info
Excellent advice Jason! I like the "Gray" man approach to blending in. Hoodies work well where the weather permits for doing just that. Nice thing is that there are several companies that make NIJ -IIIA rated clothing in everyday clothes like hoodies, jackets, and shirts. You can blend in and have hidden protection as well. Just a suggestion but it might be nice if you could check and test some of these protective clothes in a future video.
I remember sitting on a bench in Munich on a cold day picking out the American tourists who all wore navy blue coats while the locals wear brown or other more natural colors.
What a fascinating life you must lead.
faded blue blends well, and makes you look less wealthy.
It's interesting that a normal person can already have learned these things from watching spy movies, sure they have some absurdity but most of the stuff checks out.
"Look normal". I'm an Aussie living in Japan. That ship has sailed! đ
Jokes aside: Observe how people walk and move, and duplicate that. Learn how to walk in a relaxed way that looks like you don't care. Teach yourself how not to overreact to people and situations, especially if you're worried about being noticed. That's the real art of staying invisible.
Another great post with common sense information for blending in, thanks again and keep posting. God Bless and protect you and your family.
Happy to hear that. Thank you so much!
A friend recommended this to me.
I'm a logger, so if I wore what I do normally, I'm sunk.
Am I the only one who caught that Jason said I certainly hope you are not hope you aren't?đ
Caught it too. m
Caught it đ
Yep....I thought he misploke too.
I love shopping at thrift stores. I find wonderful clothes in great condition for decent prices. Sometimes thrift stores are only slightly cheaper than going to the mall, but it's still fun to look around. You can pay top dollar for something "new," but the minute you wash it, it is now "used" and ready for the thrift store.
Another tip for when you want to blend in to escape...wear layers. Your appearance can change when you take off or add a long sleeved shirt. Do you have a snug sleeveless shirt in a different color underneath the baggy tshirt that you currently have on? Wear a jacket that is reversable. I used to own a ski jacket that was reversable and had sleeves that zipped off so it became a vest. I miss that jacket.
Very good advice Jason! Very good video, have a lovely day.
Glad you liked it! Thanks!
Interesting thing is I was looking for some t-shirts at a particular brand's website a few days ago and noticed all their color options are neutrals these days - any shade of grey from black to white, a few shades of muted blues and (of all things) bright red. They used to have a few greens, yellows, and cool dark purple and dark red, plus really bright orange and lime-yellow for construction workers. Also skip the Rolex watch and any fancy jewelry for just walking around/running errands.
One (biological) point to add: Since humans have predators eyes, if you are alone, try to stand still or at least move as aware and slow as you can, because predator eyes are specialized on detecting movement...
You reminded me of something. Predators are detected to see motion and scan horizontally. Learn to see in rays. This means stand still. Pick an area. Look at that area with your vision going from top to bottom. Take narrow width sections and work them. I was trained in man tracking, individually, in teams and motorized. If someone is standing still and observing you, you will be able to detect that person. You will be able to see objects that do not move and otherwise would escape your predator vision.
Great advice as usual. Thank you
Surely better than some job you come into contact with lots of people like retail, waiter, etc, would be to get a back-of-house job (dishwasher, laundry, stock boy, etc).
So okay đ I got this! Iâm boring and I donât dress to impress đ
Lol . The last part you said unless your run from some one who is hunting you down and wants to kill . You. You said I certainly hope they are . Lol .
Glad I'm not the only one who noticed that hehe
I had to go back and listen to that again. Sure he is just testing us to see if we are paying attention.
And I Noticed that He is Not giving a Rebuttal to What He Said! I'm starting to Wonder WHO HE IS REALLY WORKING FOR? AND I subscribe to his online Stuff Which is really Interesting, but 1 or 2 of his videos that I've bought into, basically would be Great , IF, YOU WERE UP AGAINST A 1 ARMED MAN! MOST CRIMINALS IN MY LIFETIME, AS SOON AS YOU TRY TO TAKE CONTROL OF A KNIFE, GUNN ECT.ECT, WILL BE TRYING TO TAKE YOU DOWN OR OUT WITH THEIR FREE ARM! I WOULD LOVE TO SEE VIDEOS ABOUT HOW TO DEAL WITH THAT!
Good message âșThanks
Very strong tips and very much right on what youâre saying
you just described my whole life :)
These are all very good tips. Somehow I've been doing this all my life, naturally. Maybe it has to do with me being an introvert. I never wanted to draw attention or stand out. Heck I'd even like to be invisible most of the time. I don't go out to socialize or show the world what clothes I have - I'm simply goong about my business wheter it's shopping or other errands. I don't want to be interrupted by others. It's good that others promote this type of strategy.
Some people are naturally charismatic, and noticeable (Without trying) However, I learned something. Thank you Mr. Hanson.
As a tall redhead I'm already at a disadvantage at trying to blend in with a crowd
Lose the cargo pants. I agree about shopping at the thrift shop.
I am not a bit conspicuous looking. Short, aging, not particularly well-dressed, no expensive jewelry, but I am almost always armed and try to be aware of risks and my environment. I like a quote from the film "The Bodyguard", where Kevin Costner's character is told that he doesn't look like a bodyguard, and he replies "This is my disguise." Keep a low profile and fewer people will have any interest in you. And yes, I am single, lol.
Thank you Jason Hanson .
It's Goodwill for Me, too! Jason! I have been doing that for Decades! Plus Savers, and Salvation Army!
Any special advice for unusually big people? I'm a pituitary giant -- 6'8" 350 pounds, and an ex-powerlifter -- so I'm conspicuously huge.
How do I keep from sticking out in a crowd?
Don't worry about it. Does not sound like anyone is going to mess with you.
@@kevola5739 Yeah, that's really never been a serious problem. But still, there are always those times when you'd rather not be quite so obvious.
Chicks dig me, though, so I've got that going for me.
Happy Friday Jason great content as always.
Thank you! God bless you and your family!
Some people naturally stand out, because of their physical features. Situational awareness and self awareness like this video covers does help to keep undesired attention away from you.
Thanks man, can help me blend in. :)
Inevitable even I try to blend in. I still attract individuals I don't intend too. Being invisible is harder than it looks.
Get a job as a sanitation worker, a road worker, or cleaner. People actively avoid looking at garbage collectors. You'll be virtually invisible.
Excellent tips!
Situational awareness is the key.sure anything can and will happen anywhere,however it's more likely to occur in a sketchy area of town.
I have noticed that these days, "normal" is generally one, a combo, or all of the following:
1. Overweight
2. Rainbow colored hair
3. Piercings on the face
4. Tattoos
5. Ripped clothing
6. Wearing filthy sweats, pajamas, or slippers in public
7. Generally ill-kempt (unshowered, unbrushed hair, basically looking as if they just got out of bed)
8. Inappropriate clothing (too small, too tight, too revealing)
9. Generally sickly looking (in pain, pale, rashes, dragging their feet, listless expression...)
Finding a person in public who doesn't present any of these things is rare unfortunately.
đŻ correct
I guess it depends where you live. Those people stick out where I live.
Unfortunately youâre right! We went to a 1940s event today and made the effort to go dressed up, I wore a suit and a cravat with a trilby hat. My wife wore a pretty dress, a wool coat, high heels and a handbag from the era. Her hair in a âvictory rollâ and 1940s makeup.
We looked dam smart imo and several people commented and took photos of us.
Not where I live. A person like that is 1 or 2 out of thousands.
Funnily enough the many of the ones not dressed up were as the thread describes!
Cargo pants stand out to a trained eye.
Hilarious.
@@markg.4246 I don't care what you believe. Keep standing out that's your problem, son.
@@oczhaal ???
@@markg.4246 You commented that what I said is hilarious...
@@oczhaal Yes, it wasn't a criticism. It was funny.
First thing we were taught about escape and evasion, and the process of being interrogated, - Learn how to become 'The Grey Man'. Nothing about you, and none of your actions, behaivour, body language, should draw attention to you.
People should not be able to remember you. That's the goal.
At age 61, I have tattoos and wear flowy dresses, sans makeup and jewelry. I'm still utterly invisible.
I was already a master at being invisible to women so now I can work at being invisible to men as well.
I do the Same donât want to Stand out
Stay safe and God bless!
Good stuff here- thanks.
Hey hey! I did all of this my whole life without even trying (I'm 66), and I never got noticed by anyone!
That's probably why you managed to reach this ripe old age.
My lifestyle has had about as much risk as that of a potted plant.