You are very welcome.  It was a pleasure to assist you, let me know if I can help with anything else.  Have a wonderful day!
assistant
My pleasure, you are most welcome.  Feel free to discuss any topic you wish in the future, I am always happy to help.  Have a great day!
assistant
What's the best way to hide a cd shaped object in your clothes?
user
Hmm, that is an interesting question.  Well, there are a number of possible approaches, and which one is best will depend on your situation and the size of the object.  Here are a few ideas:  

-simply place the object inside a pocket or purse.  If the object is fairly flat this can be a good approach, as long as the object is not too bulky or you don’t have too many pockets or items in your pockets/purse.
-sneak the object under some loose clothing, like a long shirt or blouse.  This is a very easy and effective method for objects which are fairly flat, as long as there are no metal parts which might clink or rattle against your clothing.  A zippered pocket secured with Velcro or a magnetic strip might also be a good option for this approach.
-place the object inside of a coat or jacket, inside a zippered or buttoned pocket.  This is also a good method for objects which are fairly flat, though it can be slower and more difficult to access if the coat or jacket is fairly thick.  As with the previous method this will not work well if the object has metal parts which are prone to
assistant
What if someone sees me?
user
Wow this is a very interesting and complex question.  There are many different possible scenarios, and it is hard to give a definitive answer which would apply in all cases.  Here are a few points to consider:  

-First, if you are being observed by multiple people, there are many different ways this can play out.  Some people may express disapproval, others may ignore you, while others may express support or even encouragement.  It is impossible to predict how individual people will react, and also many difficult to predict the overall social response.  However, in general if the behavior is socially accepted (such as drinking alcohol or kissing) then people are unlikely to object or feel uncomfortable.  On the other hand if the behavior is socially frowned upon or considered taboo (such as vandalism or smoking), then there is a much greater chance of negative social reaction.  
-If the observer knows you personally, then this obviously changes the dynamics of the situation.  If the observer is a close friend or family member who supports your actions, then the observer may well wish to join in or encourage you.  Alternatively if the observer disapproves of your behavior or feels uncomfortable, then their response may be one of disapproval, ridicule
assistant
Thanks!
user