I have a friend who is trying to get a security clearance and now I have to meet w/ an investigator?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Had this done a few times, some at work and at home. I remember one investigator who came to the house in the evening and she was pretty hot. We spoke briefly about my friend but most of the time was just shooting the breeze. Nothing happened but DW wasn't home and I sometimes wonder....

Carm down loser.

Ziva David was killing time until her next appointment!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your friend asked the wrong person to be a reference.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As your friend, I would not be happy at all that you and an investigator were discussing my personal life in a STARBUCKS. If you were my friend I would expect you to meet the investigator somewhere much more discreet than that.

You are a moron. They do not state full name if person discussed AND I happen to live a good 45 min to hour away. No where near our old haunts. Get a grip.

[Anonymous]

I've done this many times for friends and neighbors. I've met investigators at my home and at my work. They will show you their credentials before you start. No biggie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As your friend, I would not be happy at all that you and an investigator were discussing my personal life in a STARBUCKS. If you were my friend I would expect you to meet the investigator somewhere much more discreet than that.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your friend asked the wrong person to be a reference.

+1

Just because OP asked some questions about something she never did before and showed hesitancy to have a stranger in her home, she's the "wrong person"?

You guys are weird.