that's a really thoughtful approach to help put customers at ease and reduce any awkward moments. I think a simple, friendly phrase works best, something like I have a stutter, thanks for your patience keeps it straightforward without being overly explanatory. That said, if you're starting a new public-facing role and want to work on reducing stuttering moments before you begin, Better Speech might be worth checking out. They do virtual speech therapy with licensed therapists, so you could potentially get some specific techniques and strategies without the usual long waitlists or having to travel anywhere. Could be helpful to have that support as you transition into the new job. Whatever you decide on the badge, just remember most people are way more understanding than we expect them to be. The fact that you're thinking ahead about this shows you'll do great in teh role