I opened up a bank account recently. They told me at WAMU that I would be getting my checks and bank card in a week. So I waited the week, and got my checks as scheduled. The bank card…
That took another week. Apparently they did it that way for “security reasons.” Because apparently someone can’t write a check and steal all my money, they need the bank card, too. Sorry, but it’s still going to the same address, right?
“So, do I pull the trigger or what, pal?”
Those were the last words he’d hear, he was certain of it.
There is nothing I hate more than rubbernecking.
I just want to get to wherever it is I want to get to, and I do understand and respect the idea that if there is an accident or something, we should slow down and not add to it. But do we need to come to a screeching halt if the accident is on the other side of the highway? I don’t think so.
I’ve always been one to pull over and help someone out if they needed some kind of assistance, provided I have the luxury of time on my side. I know if something happens to me it would be nice if someone helped me out, so I try to do what I can when I see trouble on the shoulder.
But there’s a difference between that and slowing down simply to gawk and hope for carnage, dismembered body parts, or maybe a trooper yanking someone and throwing cuffs on, slamming them on the ground, or pulling a gun out and screaming like Hell.
