Writing his mother tickets is a way of warning her. Dot is a seriously dangerous driver and if this were real life she probably would have caused several accidents or killed someone by now. There’s nothing funny about recklessness on the roads.
So Joe does write tickets for his mother. I always did wonder is she ever gets tickets and by her son sometimes. Now does Dot pay those tickets, or does she hope nothing happens if she doesn’t pay them?
Robb writes Dot and her awful driving in the perfect way. It’s funny, thought provoking, and because of the humor, it easily opens up discussion between parents and kids about driving safety.
PoodleGroomer almost 6 years ago
No.
jpayne4040 almost 6 years ago
That was not a joke, a fib, or an exaggeration!
sueb1863 almost 6 years ago
Writing his mother tickets is a way of warning her. Dot is a seriously dangerous driver and if this were real life she probably would have caused several accidents or killed someone by now. There’s nothing funny about recklessness on the roads.
jagedlo almost 6 years ago
just pay the ticket and learn your lesson, Dana….you don’t want it to turn into something bigger!
ShadowBeast Premium Member almost 6 years ago
So Joe does write tickets for his mother. I always did wonder is she ever gets tickets and by her son sometimes. Now does Dot pay those tickets, or does she hope nothing happens if she doesn’t pay them?
JessieAttaway almost 6 years ago
Phatts almost 6 years ago
Girl, you got like a gazillion dollars. Just pay the ticket and move on with your life!
GirlGeek Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Dana must be out of her mind if she believes she can convince Marcy in telling Joe NOT to do his job
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 6 years ago
Yes it is a real ticket and you have to handle it. Easier to pay it by mail and be more careful.
Sailor46 USN 65-95 almost 6 years ago
I use to be an LEO, I explained to a couple of relatives that sharing a little bit genetic material wasn’t a get out Jail free card.
GaryCooper almost 6 years ago
Nope, not joking. My cousin’s a police officer, and he doesn’t play favorites.