Dear police officers,
Why do you like setting up the breathalysing stations at 1pm on a Thursday?
I know Thursday is pay day for a lot of people but how many of them have managed to gather up their pay and get drunk by 1pm in the afternoon?
I know the point is to set up the stop points in unexpected places and at unexpected times so people can't prepare or anticipate or avoid you but when you set them up in places hardly anyone goes or at times when it is highly unlikely anyone would be pickled...
Do you actually want to catch anyone, police?
Or do you find it annoying and just want to meet your 'yes, I set up a bloody breathalyser station and tested people this bloody week' quota with as little paperwork required as possible?
Because almost every time I have to stop and puff into that little testing device it seems to be at a time of the day when you would not be netting a huge catch.
I'm not sure if I'd be more worried to find out that you were all fed up and listless and feeling unmotivated and unappreciated and just going through the motions or to find out that you are on the ball and there is an underacknowledged culture of morning and midday drinking that I have not heard about...
If it's the first, hey, you guys are doing good stuff, keep up the good work, you look cute in your checker-brimmed caps.
If it's the second, don't tell me, I'll just keep driving carefully and watching out for idiots and not worrying that the breakfast boozing population of Australian could wipe me out at any moment.
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