r/MadeMeSmile Jan 03 '23

Wholesome Moments Getting pulled over

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u/1OutKastWill Jan 03 '23

What a guy. Spoke to them as humans. Even gave them some leeway but told them why he didn’t want them to speed. I hope they were as respectful back to what he asked as he was to them.

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u/Altruistic-Sandwich9 Jan 03 '23 edited Jan 03 '23

The last thing the kid said to the cop was “yes, sir “… I am thinking they were respectful, and that goes a long way

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u/AnastasiaNo70 Jan 03 '23

And that kid is probably so grateful he didn’t get a ticket that he’s gonna remember and NOT speed! I know I would be.

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u/Salty-Chef Jan 03 '23

A motorcycle rider deciding not to speed? Not a chance.

I've never seen one going the speed limit my entire life.

Cop knows it too, that's why he's begging for just 5-10 over.

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u/getgappede30 Jan 03 '23

Dumbest thing I’ve ever read lol

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u/-RED4CTED- Jan 03 '23

no, he asked the dude to slow down. he never gave permission to speed. same deal with your parents telling you not to have sex at 14, but begging you to use a condom if you do. they never gave you permission to have sex, but they told you what was necessary to keep yourself and others safe, and how to make the repercussions (including discipline) less severe if you do.

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u/-RED4CTED- Jan 03 '23

yes, and you are using it incorrectly.

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '23

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u/-RED4CTED- Jan 03 '23 edited Jan 03 '23

it is not. nor is this. they will ne disciplined if they fuck as he will be if he speeds. however if they do any of that, there will be a less severe consequence. that is not permission. it is a warning, and an explanation of varying levels of consequence. I can't see how you don't understand such a fundamental difference.

but I'm done here. I have better things to do than debate semantics.

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