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and finally i was up at the booth talking to the guy for like 20 minutes and he kept stalling and going to the back and everyone was looking at me. it was especially a surprise to the richmond dmv which became away of the stunt after it was featured in the local paper and they were less than pleased and demanded the licenses back. will and dave claim they ve lost them. the virginia dmv says it has updated its policy and will deny a license or i.d. card to anyone who appears in disguise. when these videos came out the first reaction is, these guys are awesome. how did they come up with this idea? why do they think they can get away with this? they managed to go get a number of driver s licenses pictures with completely different identities in a post 9/11 world. this is remarkable and it caused a major outcry. maybe one of the reasons i was a little skeptical is like, really? the dmv is that lax about letting that stuff go with the way security works in this country? will and dav