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Not that I'm advocating paying bribes (I'd much rather see corrupt officials jailed), but there's a right way to phrase a bribe offer. Something along the lines
by Zak 14y ago
Not that I'm advocating paying bribes (I'd much rather see corrupt officials jailed), but there's a right way to phrase a bribe offer. Something along the lines of "Is there a fee I can pay for expedited service?" gives you plausible deniability. As some government agencies do provide expedited services for an extra fee, it's an entirely reasonable question.
- tptacek 14y agoThat's exactly how I phrased it at the impound lot: "Is there any amount of money I can pay right now to just get my car out of the lot?"