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[bcoop]

What exactly is/was your career, since you've become the sites newest expert in the last 2 days and keep dodging the question?

general contractor

[TEAMJACOB]

What exactly is/was your career, since you've become the sites newest expert in the last 2 days and keep dodging the question?

i am a smooth criminal

[talisman]

I thought I would include that story so you guys had some point to reply and argue about it.

And you proved me right, you just fish for something to point out.

Yeah, because pointing out that you'll probably get arrested if you have warrants is a big point of contention. Great job, retard.

[roliath]

You get thanks when you help folks. You pull over to assist someone fixing a tire and putting on their spare for them. You get Thanks.

You pull over to check on them being broke down and instead use it as an opportunity to find something to ticket them for. As if their day was not bad enough being on the side of the road with a flat, your going to give them a ticket. WORTHLESS way of treating citizens if you ask me.

Do any cops do this? I see NTTA helping more people than the police.

[The King]

I thought I would include that story so you guys had some point to reply and argue about it.

And you proved me right, you just fish for something to point out.

No argument, just pointing out the obvious. Your posts don't exactly justify responses at a level expected of a rocket surgeon or brain scientist.

[bcoop]

Do any cops do this? I see NTTA helping more people than the police.

I've never once seen an LEO help a stranded motorist, that wasn't blocking a roadway. Even then, they help them move it out of the lane, then bounce.

[Stunter Bob]

Do any cops do this? I see NTTA helping more people than the police.

That would have to be the only thing good about the NTTA, they are on top of things when someone has a flat, breaks down, or runs out of gas! I used to see them daily helping people out. Which at the rate they charge to run up and down the tollway they should provide that service!

[forbes]

What exactly is/was your career, since you've become the sites newest expert in the last 2 days and keep dodging the question?

about 2 1/2 years ago i took over the family business (general contractor that focus in rehab of medical facilities)
i'm not claiming to be an expert on any subject matter, just simply voicing my opinion as many of you do on here.

[stevo]

osiris, i was joking. he was a ftw officer and nice as hell. not just because he didnt arrest me but just a good cop. its my fault i dont have a license. gay how the law is
1. get ticket
2. get surcharge
3. dont pay $100 surcharge, license TEMPORARILY suspended
4. get arrested for not having a vaild license, get license permanently suspended for a year.

steps 1 through 4 all my fault though

SURCHARGES!

Stevo

[TEAMJACOB]

does a license plate in the window count enough to not be ticketed? given, you could still solicit a patrolman's attention and potentially be pulled over

[roliath]

That would have to be the only thing good about the NTTA, they are on top of things when someone has a flat, breaks down, or runs out of gas! I used to see them daily helping people out. Which at the rate they charge to run up and down the tollway they should provide that service!

Yup, they helped me out once before and I was shocked at how fast they got on the scene. They told me to step out of the car, and show them where the spare was. In about ten minutes I was good to go. didn't have to do shit but give them my email address.

[TEAMJACOB]

SURCHARGES!

Stevo

my epic battle to the death with the evil nemesis that calls itself, "the surcharge"

[TEAMJACOB]

SURCHARGES!

Stevo

oh and you're fat

[bcoop]

does a license plate in the window count enough to not be ticketed? given, you could still solicit a patrolman's attention and potentially be pulled over

No, they will ticket you. Law says it has to be affixed to the vehicle.

[TEAMJACOB]

No, they will ticket you. Law says it has to be affixed to the vehicle.

suction cup to the glass?