Summary
“Dear Sir or Madam, this car is broken. I am just waiting for the AA (Automobile Association [not part of the quote]) to arrive. Please do not fine! Thank you, yours sincerely.” This was written on a note a London Tourist had written after his car broke down. He had to find a spot where he could park the car, to wait for the AA. He went to do some sightseeing, but when he came back, there was a big surprise for him. The police considered it a possible tourist attack, because it was close to the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey. His car was blown up, with all his personal belongings in it. He could just see the wrack of his car, and above all, he also got a parking ticket. He called the police’s behaviour extremely arrogant and unprofessional. Words: 142
Opinion
I think this is something to laugh about. How could you park in a spot where you know important buildings are near? How could you go sight-seeing when you are waiting for car services? And how can you call the police’s actions arrogant and unprofessional, when you know in the past there have been a lot of terrorist’s attacks? I think this man himself is arrogant to think that he should be treated different than anyone else who parks wrong, because just a note won’t make the threat would go away when there is a not on the car. It is sad that the car has been blown up, but I think when you argue with yourself, you know it is your own fault. Words:124
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