If you’re not expecting anyone, do you answer the door when someone knocks?

[Anonymous]

Do you even get up to see who’s there, because I don’t. If I don’t know you’re coming, I don’t look for you.

[Anonymous]

Nope

[Anonymous]

Nope! Even if I see you through the window. If I’m not expecting you then I do not answer the door .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nope! Even if I see you through the window. If I’m not expecting you then I do not answer the door .

Even if it’s someone you know, like a neighbor or family?

[Anonymous]

Same. If I don't know you and you come to my door, I have mot obligation to answer. Even if my screen door is open and you can see me,

[Anonymous]

I check the Nest video on my phone before deciding whether to answer.

[Anonymous]

No.

If you have my number, you should have texted me at least a few minutes earlier. If you couldn't be bothered to do then, I can't be bothered to open the door. If you don't have my number, you're a stranger or solicitor and... No.

I'd only open it if you were on fire, or an obvious, serious emergency, or the cops.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No.

If you have my number, you should have texted me at least a few minutes earlier. If you couldn't be bothered to do then, I can't be bothered to open the door. If you don't have my number, you're a stranger or solicitor and... No.

I'd only open it if you were on fire, or an obvious, serious emergency, or the cops.

Don't open for the cops unless they have a warrant.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No.

If you have my number, you should have texted me at least a few minutes earlier. If you couldn't be bothered to do then, I can't be bothered to open the door. If you don't have my number, you're a stranger or solicitor and... No.

I'd only open it if you were on fire, or an obvious, serious emergency, or the cops.

Don't open for the cops unless they have a warrant.

Cool story bro.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No.

If you have my number, you should have texted me at least a few minutes earlier. If you couldn't be bothered to do then, I can't be bothered to open the door. If you don't have my number, you're a stranger or solicitor and... No.

I'd only open it if you were on fire, or an obvious, serious emergency, or the cops.

Don't open for the cops unless they have a warrant.

Cool story bro.

Fine. It's your dog, not mine.

[Anonymous]

I usually look who it is first and yes I usually answer.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No.

If you have my number, you should have texted me at least a few minutes earlier. If you couldn't be bothered to do then, I can't be bothered to open the door. If you don't have my number, you're a stranger or solicitor and... No.

I'd only open it if you were on fire, or an obvious, serious emergency, or the cops.

Don't open for the cops unless they have a warrant.

Cool story bro.

Fine. It's your dog, not mine.

You’d have to open the door to see the warrant, you moron. You’re probably the idiot who’s complain that the cops broke down his door because he wouldn’t open it and they had a warrant.

Your tin-foil hat is on crooked.

[Anonymous]

Are they dressed in green and selling cookies? Otherwise I don’t deal with canvassers, solicitors, and the like.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No.

If you have my number, you should have texted me at least a few minutes earlier. If you couldn't be bothered to do then, I can't be bothered to open the door. If you don't have my number, you're a stranger or solicitor and... No.

I'd only open it if you were on fire, or an obvious, serious emergency, or the cops.

Don't open for the cops unless they have a warrant.

Cool story bro.

Fine. It's your dog, not mine.

You’d have to open the door to see the warrant, you moron. You’re probably the idiot who’s complain that the cops broke down his door because he wouldn’t open it and they had a warrant.

Your tin-foil hat is on crooked.

This has never happened to me (that the cops came to my door) and I’m not sure I would actually do this if they did, but I think I learned in a babysitting course back in the 90s that if the cops show up to call the police dept to make sure it’s legit rather than opening the door for the cops and having it be an impersonator who is going to kidnap you. Not sure if that is still a best practice or what

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No.

If you have my number, you should have texted me at least a few minutes earlier. If you couldn't be bothered to do then, I can't be bothered to open the door. If you don't have my number, you're a stranger or solicitor and... No.

I'd only open it if you were on fire, or an obvious, serious emergency, or the cops.

Don't open for the cops unless they have a warrant.

Cool story bro.

Fine. It's your dog, not mine.

So weird, my husband is a longtime cop who has served hundreds of warrants and *gasp-* HAS NEVER SHOT A DOG! In fact, he loves them! WHO KNEW POLICE HAD SOULS