Apparently, he was able to make her think he wasn't himself by wearing a pair of cheap horn-rimmed glasses and a Fedora. (Okay, I made that last part up.)
I think I've shared the story of a lady who told us this tale a few years ago. She was working as a home-health aide or maybe as a home-health nurse. Was given directions and an address to a new patient, showed up, went in, gave him a bath -- personally, performed some other sensitive bodily function maintenance using TP, made him a meal, cleaned up his house a little. When she got ready to leave, he held out a $20. She told him she couldn't take it, and that all of her services were paid for by home-health.
He told her he wasn't a home health patient. He made some crack (pun acknowledged, not intended) about not letting a woman do all that for him without being paid. She learned she was across the road from the right address. He just thought she was being kind!!
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