Anyway, so, yeah, today was my first time. The guy was actually very nice, very courteous . . . although I didn't get his name. But the whole thing was over pretty quickly, and it wasn't nearly as traumatic as I always imagined it would be. I always figured I would cry if and when it ever happened, because I tend to be a big, emotional crybaby like that. But no tears, no pleading on my part, we just got down to business, and then it was over and I was on my way.
Yes, I got my very first ticket today. A speeding ticket. For doing 41 mph in a 25 mph zone :( The truth is, I really didn't know the speed limit was only 25, although I realize ignorance is no excuse. I saw the motorcycle cop a second or two too late. While I honestly didn't know if I was speeding, I'm kind of in the habit of hitting my brakes and slowing down when I see a speed trap (doesn't everyone do that?), but it was too late, he got me. Right as I passed him, he pulled behind me, flashing his lights. Damn. I've been driving for 23 years, and this is my first ticket ever. And the worst part? I can no longer gloat to Michael that I've never gotten a ticket.
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Thats impressive! I got my first a few years ago and all I can remember is my friend sitting next to me saying "cry, cry - you're a girl - cry!" And I just could not do it. There was too much adrenaline running.
His name will be on your ticket... LOL welcome to traffic school...
Oh Lisa I feel your pain! I have yet to get my first ticket but it will be a bad day indeed! My Michael has many to his name and I LOVE the fact that I have none! My day will come I am sure! Sympathies to you!!!
This is too funny. I feel for you however. A ticket is most embarrassing to have to admit to anyone. Especially a speeding one.
Did you cry? I think I would have a wave of self pity if it happened...
That's my plan anyway...LOL
Love Asha!
I had quite a few tickets when I was younger... I clearly remember my first, though - it was the middle of the night (I had been babysitting) and then I cried the rest of the way home.
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