This reminds me of a rather funny story. A few years ago, before 9/11, I was flying back to Houston after a deposition in Chicago. While checking in at O'Hare, the lady looked at my Texas Driver's License then asked for a second photo ID. I thought this was unusual and wondered how many people didn't have a second photo ID. Well, I couldn't resist handing her my Texas CHL and you would have thought I'd given her a sticky bugger! She didn't even want to touch the CHL, much less accept it as a form of ID. She looked at me and said with great disgust, "I hope you don't have it with you now!" Again, I was sorely tempted to say "Of course, don't you," but I was sure that would somewhat delay my trip home.Bubba wrote: In the past I've considered offering the CHL as form of ID for financial transaction, but only as a passing thought.
Regards,
Chas.