I met a young man on my way to work. His name was
J. Chambers. He is a sheriff’s
deputy.
He pulled me over, and I was stumped as to why. He said my temporary
plates were expired. He took 12 minutes to look up my information and write me
a warning. Then he instructed me on calling the dmv to get that sorted out. I
put my registration and license away, buckled up and once again J. Chambers was
tapping on my window. I opened the door, and he informed me that he was
mistaken, he had read the date on my temp plate wrong, and I am still good for
another month. He asked for the warning paper back and said nothing will go on
my record. I was 10 minutes late for work. The date is printed clearly on the temporary
plate. Perhaps a bit more training is needed. Happy Friday!
*Irony: When I got home Friday evening...my new plates where in the mailbox! There you go J. Chambers!!
*Irony: When I got home Friday evening...my new plates where in the mailbox! There you go J. Chambers!!
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