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gigag04 wrote:

johnson0317 wrote:You put the LEO in a really bad spot. He showed a great deal of courage and calmness in letting you get your license. It would have been just as easy to cuff you and sit you on the curb, or in the back of his cruiser. You also handled it well (no pun intended). I would have been soiling myself if I dropped my license like that!

You worry too much maybe?

Yeah, maybe. Funny how you worry a little more about the little things the more you have to lose in life. At this point, successful in my career, great kids and marriage, I try to do it by the book. I don't really worry too much about LEOs since they seem to be a little more open to people in my profession, but I also would hate to drop my license onto the floor where my gun is.

Eh, kind of hard to explain to an aggie.

RJ

(JK about the Aggie part. My daughter's application to go to A&M is in the process of review. Many of my family members have gone there, including two to the School of Vet Med.)

I must be even older, I stick right to the speed limit, or a mile or two under. Since I used to be a little bit of a speed demon when I was younger, I can now start to understand why people in the 70's drive 20 under the speed limit...it is just a gradual progression...

RJ

You put the LEO in a really bad spot. He showed a great deal of courage and calmness in letting you get your license. It would have been just as easy to cuff you and sit you on the curb, or in the back of his cruiser. You also handled it well (no pun intended). I would have been soiling myself if I dropped my license like that!