For the small actor, like a local event organizer or an individual traveler, the idea that a simple survey of 78 people can explain why people check their identity papers is too simplistic. The distribution of responses from such a small sample cannot serve as a basis for conclusions on such a crucial behavior as document verification. Who bears the burden if we rely on such limited data for travel policies or advice? For example, an organizer cannot rely on so little data to advise clients on legal requirements that have real consequences for their trip.