First Did Not Happen.

Second if I could eat my cone why leave the room?

Lastly, I wonder if he just saw you driving by or someone called. If there is a large problem in that are they might try to threaten stupid loitering charges like this. Sad.

Maybe. I hadn't been parked for more than 1 or 2 minutes.

It probably seemed like a bigger deal at the time because it scared the shit out of me. All the sudden, there's a huge light shining all thru my car and a cop yelling at me to roll down my window. I was startled as hell.

Good thing he didn't see me jerking off.

So I'm up in the northern burbs with my team because of the storms and flooding... and I chose to stay at a different hotel so I have plausible deniability when one of them spray paints their room...

Anyway, I did some work in my room tonight and couldn't fall asleep, so I drove and got some ice cream. I came back and parked in my hotel parking lot to listen to some Les and eat my cone.

After a couple minutes, a cop pulls up behind me while I'm chilling in my company car. He has his lights on. He gets out and shines his flashlight all over my car and asks me to roll down my window. I comply.

He proceeds to ask me for my license. I asked why. He says they're just checking for drugs in the area. I told him that I obviously didn't have drugs in my car and was just eating ice cream.

He then said that may be true but he needed my license to make sure I had no "priors." I told him no, which seemed to shock him. He then asked for my license again and said it would only take a minute. I again said no.

He then went back to his car for a few minutes and came back. He told me that since I was just eating ice cream, it was fine and to have a good night. He then left.

Is this what we pay these assholes for?

Yeah it is always a startling experience when the man comes up on you. Even when you have done nothing. I guess that is part of the apprehension the young people of color feel today.

That's just wrong. Just listen and obey and you'll be fine. If you mess around with law enforcement then you deserve the consequences. Social justice obsessed people will have you believe that all police are evil for protecting the streets and saving your life. All these stories about innocents dying after confronting the police are just for ratings. In every one of those cases you'll see the person who died was armed or on drugs or had done shady things. If they listened then they would of been fine.

So I'm up in the northern burbs with my team because of the storms and flooding... and I chose to stay at a different hotel so I have plausible deniability when one of them spray paints their room...

Anyway, I did some work in my room tonight and couldn't fall asleep, so I drove and got some ice cream. I came back and parked in my hotel parking lot to listen to some Les and eat my cone.

After a couple minutes, a cop pulls up behind me while I'm chilling in my company car. He has his lights on. He gets out and shines his flashlight all over my car and asks me to roll down my window. I comply.

He proceeds to ask me for my license. I asked why. He says they're just checking for drugs in the area. I told him that I obviously didn't have drugs in my car and was just eating ice cream.

He then said that may be true but he needed my license to make sure I had no "priors." I told him no, which seemed to shock him. He then asked for my license again and said it would only take a minute. I again said no.

He then went back to his car for a few minutes and came back. He told me that since I was just eating ice cream, it was fine and to have a good night. He then left.

Is this what we pay these assholes for?

These stories are the embodiment of white privilege. If a black dude told a cop he wasn't giving ID he would be dragged from the car and multiple units and K9 squads would have shown up.

Chapelle's bit on being pulled over with a white friend driving and how the white guy acted completely chill was brilliant.

Yeah that was well done. Also, I'm not saying it to insult Leash or hnd. It's just a mindset that we can afford to have. We can remember that cops work FOR us. A black guy a night in his car doesn't get the same leniency. It's pretty shitty.

You shouldn't be eating that late. Your metabolism is very inactive that late at night.

Caller Mom

These stories are the embodiment of white privilege. If a black dude told a cop he wasn't giving ID he would be dragged from the car and multiple units and K9 squads would have shown up.

Caller Mom

This is an awful and crazy thought. Being able to respect and listen to cops is white privilege? Talking back to cops and not obeying, and then facing consequences, is racism? There is no such thing as privilege and culture is going the opposite way. Minorities are waging war against established traditions and a bunch of useful idiots are helping that agenda. i can't even get five seconds into my thoughts before someone is yelling racist! or homophobe! Its ridiculous.

DID "CLAP" NOT "CLAP" HAPPEN!! "CLAP"