TRICK TIP: Outsmartin' the Law
I
consider myself a semi-decent citizen. I hold the door
open for old folks, I feel bad for fat people and I pay my child support.
Probably my only quirk with law enforcement (or rather Minnesota law makers) is
auto insurance. At least you know your
taxes are going to street maintenance or rehabilitating drunken retards,
whereas your insurance money is just going to some rich asshole. Chris Rock
best defined insurance as “in case of shit.”
Currently, I’m driving with expired tabs and no insurance*.
On the rare occasion that I do purchase a plan it’s usually only to cover my
ass for a “No Proof of Insurance” ticket. In other words I’m pretty edgy to say
the least when it comes to carousing around highways and biways. Here’s a little something I stumbled across
accidentally that’s saved me countless times.
1. First of all, this trick is all about confidence. If you don’t think
you can pull it off don’t bother trying. But if you think you got it and
are willing to throw down go to www.statetroopersdirectory.com
2. There you’ll see a listing of all our country’s great states. Click on
yours via the Trooper’s Association official arm patch design. Squat down like
your taking a dump.
3. There should be a phone number or a link to hit to for FAQ’s
(Frequently Asked Questions). Wind up and either call or click and tell them
that you would like make a contribution or donation to your local Trooper
Association.
4. For a mere $15 you should receive a bumper sticker bearing a motto
something to the effect of “Buckle Up and Live” or “Child Seats Save Lives”.
Grab with your back hand and find your state’s trooper logo below the
aforementioned message by looking over the shoulder in the direction your
spinning.
5. Next, you’re going to need to spot your stickers placement. I chose
the tailgate on the driver’s side because in most cases the officer pulling you
over will spot it immediately on their walk up to your vehicle. You may not yet
realize it but this is the most important aspect of the entire trick.
6. When you’re asked, “Do you know why I pulled you over today?” respond
respectively and truthfully such as, “Yes, sir I was going over the speed
limit”, but be sure and add a twist like “because my grandma missed the bus to
her doctor’s appointment”. In the case you’re in full gear, simply state “I’m
in a snowboard contest and I’m running a little behind.” Remember this shits in
the Olympics now…for all he knows you could be the next Tomato Paste.
7. Prepare to stomp this bitch. Your semi-truthfulness combined with the
fact that he scoped your official sponsor of the highway patrol bumper sticker
(his paycheck) is most likely going to result in nothing more than a
warning. If you’re lucky, you may even receive a high-speed police escort
to your destination.
8. Remember that this isn’t a guaranteed fool-proof plan. Just like
anything it takes practice, patience and persistence. Now get out there
and stick it to the man, kid.
*The author of this tip has since had his drivers license revoked. Long story but if you do end up in court it’s usually an automatic 30 day revocation whether the judge tells you or not.
