A man went to a village post office to collect a registered letter. The letter had arrived, but the clerk refused to hand it over. "How can I be sure this letter is yours?" he asked.
The man then took a photograph of himself from his pocket and said, "Now you know who I am, don't you?"
The clerk studied the photo for a moment and replied, "Yes, that's you. Here is your letter."
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