A woman came in today to take care of a speeding ticket. We would have been happy to help her... except the ticket was not from our town. It was from a town about twenty miles away. She said she knew that, but since she lives here, we should be able to handle it.
When the clerk, another supervisor and I all told her she would have to go to that other town as we do not have the authority nor the ability to do anything with another town's tickets, she demanded to see the judge. When the judge told her the same thing, she literally started to cry and wail that she did not have the time to "traipse all over creation" to take care of this and that everyone was being so unfair to her.
Actually, in the time she spent whining and refusing to accept what we told her, she could have driven over to the other town, paid the fine and come back.
When the clerk, another supervisor and I all told her she would have to go to that other town as we do not have the authority nor the ability to do anything with another town's tickets, she demanded to see the judge. When the judge told her the same thing, she literally started to cry and wail that she did not have the time to "traipse all over creation" to take care of this and that everyone was being so unfair to her.
Actually, in the time she spent whining and refusing to accept what we told her, she could have driven over to the other town, paid the fine and come back.
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