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Is it common to have trouble remembering important details?
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I always, always, always open with "I am VERY bad with names so please forgive me if I have to ask again next time. ... no, yes, I get that you think you're bad with names too, but you don't understand." Okay, admittedly, I only think that second part.
I do that too, but I still feel terrible because I can't remember if this is one of the people to whom I said that!