Sneaky
Today, I asked a traffic cop if it was okay to park my car briefly in a 'Monday to Friday only' parking spot, since it's Saturday. She politely replied I could. I came back less than ten minutes later, only to find a parking ticket stuck to my windshield. FML
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waffule365 16
She said you could park there not that she wouldn't give you a ticket.
BeMyLove15 10
That was a dare.
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beautycrush495 10
Maybe the idea of sarcasm wasn't the best choice. Sorry Op
kawaiisakura 12
Lesson learned: word your questions correctly. You can't just ask if you are able to, of course you COULD. You should have asked if you would get a ticket if you parked there. Might have saved you money.
realtingdis 12
I agree. Where I'm from this is how we talk when we're amongst friends. The Queen's English is usually reserved for more formal settings.
houTeacher 2
Sounds like an easy dismissal to me. It said mon-fri, you parked on a Saturday. Doesn't matter which cop wrote it, they were dumb for doing so.
FuKcMee 32
you will notice that bylaw officers and parking enforcent is a lot more anal than a traditional cop, the orig cop prob left not giving a **** while rent a cop gets a hard on writing you up
BIGxJOSH 5
She never said you wouldn't get a ticket
pacmanman 15
Honestly it may not be her fault. Where I work I work a traffic job and get blamed for giving tickets all the time, yet it's parking services not me. So even though I said it was ok parking services doesn't care...could be a similar situation.
_im_just_saying 5
the words the cop said "I could" probably meant that "as a cop they could" not meaning that "you could"..
westboundcali 13
Never trust the cops!
Ubehage 32
First of all: 10 minutes is not "briefly". Second: You ask a cop if you can break the law, because you are too lazy. And then you're surprised you get a ticket ? LOOL :D