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>do you know why I pulled you over? I never answer any question which speculates on why another human did a thing. It’s stupid and pointless, especially if the
by gretch 3y ago
>do you know why I pulled you over?
I never answer any question which speculates on why another human did a thing. It’s stupid and pointless, especially if the counter party is there. It’s basically saying “hey can you read my mind?”
Even if I knew I was speeding or whatever, I would still answer no to this question, because I’m not going to speak on the officer’s motives.
This question and all questions of the class “can you guess what I’m thinking?” Is always a game in any context.
- DANmode 3y agoYes, and for better or for worse, what degree you play others' games dictates their cooperation with you. Game-theory.
- soupfordummies 3y agoI’m imagining just reading the full text of your comment, verbatim , as a response to the question. Lol
- 000ooo000 3y ago"..uh, well.. anyway I noticed your taillight is out. Best get that looked at. Be safe and have a good day."