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Yes, so shocking to hear that considering how police in the rest of the world are known for their stellar reputation in the community.

• powerapple 6y ago
  It is interesting that the police chief has to pay for the dinner, I thought he was there for the free ride.
  • lotsofpulp 6y ago
    The police chief didn’t have to pay for the dinner, in the grandparent comment’s story.
    • powerapple 6y ago
      In theory the free meal was on him, right? The rich business guy could easily pay for the meal out of his pocket, and the police chief actually choose to use his power (as suggested) to get a free dinner. I am not saying it is not true. Just stating the fact. Rather than doing nothing, he actually used his power for food.
      • kamaal 6y ago
        Imagine what he wanted from the rich businessman that he wanted to pay or used his power for food. There is no free lunch, might not be even for the restaurant people too. My guess is the restaurant people were having their own motivations why they allow them to eat for free. In a corrupt society. Corruption begets corruption. Eventually money is just a means to trade things/services, if you have money going around that doesn't account for things/services, very likely there is tons of cheat/corrupt economy. Imagine this like a kind of inflation, on top of existing inflation.
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