Let me dig it out. Getting an angling license out on a cold winter day is a treat. It is usually carried in a wallet that is jammed into a pants back pocket. The big front zipper on a snow suit has to be unzipped, then you have to twist and struggle under a wool mackinaw jacket and sweater to dig out the wallet. Then the angler has to pick around through the wallet looking for the fishing license among a multitude of other little pieces of paper.
Hands get cold and fingers get numb and contents sometimes blow away in the wind.
A visit from the Game Warden can be a wonderful attitude adjuster. Geeze, it was a good day until you came along. The guy who started to market the little clear plastic envelopes that could be attached to a snow suit with a big, heavy duty diaper pin made a fortune. The angling license is finally found. Thank you very much, sir.