Amayzine
16 Things You Think About When the Police Are Behind You
I really saw him on the left, but hey, this is Amsterdam, so a police car drives by here more often. But then he started driving behind me and followed my path. For about ten minutes. And then you think all this.
- 1. Arms crossed. Oh no, that can't be right. You used to do that with the teacher. Now two hands on the wheel.
- Do I have my papers with me? Driver's license yes, that's also nicely renewed. But the car papers? No idea actually. I've only just got it. Does that sound like a valid excuse for not having them with you?
- Is he still following me?
- Where is my phone? It's hanging in the clip that's meant for that. That should be okay, right? Or am I already breaking the law?
- What if I casually open my roof?
- Then I radiate a lot of pompousness, nothing's wrong and my car is perfectly fine and now I can just go catch some criminals, right?
- Or is that not allowed? Because two hands on the wheel? But that can't always be, right? Two hands on the wheel? I should also be able to turn on my indicator sometimes? Or my phone pick up... Oh no. No. No. Don't pick up.
- Is he still behind me?
- I don't like this anymore.
- I really have to the dog register with the municipality for the dog tax. Could they be on my tail for that?
- I look quite neat in my brand new Renault, don't I?
- Don't those guys have anything better to do?
- Are they going to the right now???
- Should I stop? Then just confront them head-on. I'd rather know what's going on than feel so chased.
- They're going left.
- Breathe out.



