Augie

And sure enough, he heads right for my mom's car and says through the open window, Ma'am, you have one minute before I write you a citation. That's the only thing he says. He's yelling at her. And first of all, don't yell at my sweet mother. I'm gonna get a little feisty.

And sure enough, he heads right for my mom's car and says through the open window, Ma'am, you have one minute before I write you a citation. That's the only thing he says. He's yelling at her. And first of all, don't yell at my sweet mother. I'm gonna get a little feisty.

And so, no, I lean up from the back seat. I was like, hey, they lost our bag. Like, I just like, because I know that if they lose your bag, you're allowed to stay there. Because he wanted us to, you know, take a, like, leave.

And so, no, I lean up from the back seat. I was like, hey, they lost our bag. Like, I just like, because I know that if they lose your bag, you're allowed to stay there. Because he wanted us to, you know, take a, like, leave.

And so, no, I lean up from the back seat. I was like, hey, they lost our bag. Like, I just like, because I know that if they lose your bag, you're allowed to stay there. Because he wanted us to, you know, take a, like, leave.

And I was like, no, they lost our bag. And he's like, I'm going to start writing the ticket. Like he keeps yelling. He's like, I don't care. Take a lap. And I'm like, oh, I'm so mad. We can't even pull out because there's so much traffic there. And he's still blowing his whistle at us. My mom's like trying to take a lap. And he's still blowing his whistle, yelling.

And I was like, no, they lost our bag. And he's like, I'm going to start writing the ticket. Like he keeps yelling. He's like, I don't care. Take a lap. And I'm like, oh, I'm so mad. We can't even pull out because there's so much traffic there. And he's still blowing his whistle at us. My mom's like trying to take a lap. And he's still blowing his whistle, yelling.

And I was like, no, they lost our bag. And he's like, I'm going to start writing the ticket. Like he keeps yelling. He's like, I don't care. Take a lap. And I'm like, oh, I'm so mad. We can't even pull out because there's so much traffic there. And he's still blowing his whistle at us. My mom's like trying to take a lap. And he's still blowing his whistle, yelling.

Other people are like rolling their eyes. And then we finally get into the lane of traffic where you can drive. And I roll down the window from the backseat.

Other people are like rolling their eyes. And then we finally get into the lane of traffic where you can drive. And I roll down the window from the backseat.

Other people are like rolling their eyes. And then we finally get into the lane of traffic where you can drive. And I roll down the window from the backseat.

And I said, I hope you can cheer up. What did you say back? I don't even know, because then my mom left. Because I was only going to get my word in when I could make an escape. Did you see him again? What?

And I said, I hope you can cheer up. What did you say back? I don't even know, because then my mom left. Because I was only going to get my word in when I could make an escape. Did you see him again? What?

And I said, I hope you can cheer up. What did you say back? I don't even know, because then my mom left. Because I was only going to get my word in when I could make an escape. Did you see him again? What?

Because we went to the other side.

Because we went to the other side.

Because we went to the other side.

Well, because the people on the other side, I thought were gonna like say something too.

Well, because the people on the other side, I thought were gonna like say something too.

Well, because the people on the other side, I thought were gonna like say something too.