I’m Not Gonna Waste Your Time, I’m Guilty.
Summary
TLDRIn this transcript, a woman named Joanne faces multiple traffic violations, including parking tickets and red-light violations. Initially, she doesn’t want to see the evidence, believing she’s guilty and wanting to save time. However, after some discussion, the judge explains that there’s confusion at the location, leading to dismissing two violations. Upon reviewing the third, Joanne admits guilt. The judge reduces the fine and gives her extra time to pay. By the end, Joanne changes her stance and wants to see all the evidence, appreciating the judge’s fairness.
Takeaways
- 😀 The speaker greets Joanne and highlights a problem they are facing.
- 🚗 The speaker mentions having multiple issues they weren't aware of, specifically five violations.
- 🚦 Three of these violations are red light violations at the same location, Allen Avenue and Terminal Street.
- 🙅 The speaker expresses reluctance to look at the violations initially, assuming they would be found guilty.
- 👀 The judge insists on reviewing the violations and dismisses two because the driver was past the first stop line when the light turned red.
- 📉 The judge explains that there are two stop lines at the location, which causes confusion, and bases the dismissal on this.
- 😅 The third violation is discussed, and the speaker acknowledges that they ran the red light.
- 💸 The judge reduces the fine by $85 due to a technicality and gives the speaker a month to pay.
- 🙋 The speaker, who initially didn't want to see the violations, changes their mind and now wants to review all of them.
- 👍 The session concludes with the speaker appreciating the judge’s fairness and expressing willingness to comply with the fine.
Q & A
What issue does the speaker initially raise at the beginning of the conversation?
-The speaker mentions that they have five issues they were unaware of, including parking tickets and violations.
What type of violations is the speaker being questioned about?
-The speaker is being questioned about three red light violations at the intersection of Allen Avenue and Terminal Street.
How does the speaker initially respond to the idea of reviewing the evidence?
-The speaker initially refuses to look at the evidence, stating that everyone else who looked at it was found guilty, so they do not want to see it.
Why does the judge insist on looking at the evidence for the red light violations?
-The judge insists on reviewing the evidence because the intersection has two stop lines, which can create confusion, and the judge wants to determine whether the speaker crossed the first stop line before the light turned red.
What is the outcome for the first two violations reviewed by the judge?
-The first two violations are dismissed because the speaker was past the first stop line when the light turned red.
How does the speaker react after the first two violations are dismissed?
-After the first two violations are dismissed, the speaker changes their attitude and expresses interest in reviewing all of the evidence.
What is the outcome of the third violation?
-For the third violation, the judge notes that the speaker went through the red light but decides to give them a break since the violation occurred within 0.1 seconds of the light turning red. The fine is reduced to $85.
How much time does the judge give the speaker to pay the reduced fine?
-The judge gives the speaker a month to pay the $85 fine.
Why does the speaker initially claim they do not want to see the evidence?
-The speaker initially claims they do not want to see the evidence because they feel guilty and want to avoid wasting time.
How does the speaker's attitude change by the end of the interaction?
-By the end of the interaction, the speaker expresses a desire to see all the evidence, acknowledging that they should have been more thorough from the beginning.
Outlines
😃 A Morning Full of Issues
The conversation starts with a person named Joanne being greeted. The speaker mentions arriving and discovering multiple problems, five in total, which were unexpected. The main concern involves three red light violations at the same location, Allen Avenue and Terminal Street, that the speaker was previously unaware of. Joanne appears frustrated, not wanting to review the issues at first, but the speaker persists in explaining the situation.
🛑 Confusion at the Intersection
The speaker discusses the confusion at the intersection of Allen Avenue and Terminal Street, where there are two stop lines and traffic lights set up in a way that could mislead drivers. The speaker acknowledges this and has taken the stance that violations occurring after the first stop line will be dismissed. In two cases, Joanne passed the first stop line, so those tickets are dismissed. The conversation highlights how confusing the traffic layout is and why leniency is sometimes applied.
🎬 Now Joanne Wants to See Everything
Initially reluctant to view the evidence, Joanne now changes her mind and insists on reviewing all the violations after realizing two have been dismissed. The conversation takes a humorous turn with laughter and a light-hearted exchange. The speaker continues explaining that the third violation was clear-cut—Joanne ran a red light—and decides to reduce the fine by $85, giving Joanne a break due to the violation being just a tenth of a second over the limit.
😊 A Month to Pay and a Lesson Learned
Joanne accepts responsibility for the third violation and agrees to pay the reduced fine of $85, initially asking for a week but being given a month instead. The speaker reflects on Joanne's initial refusal to see the evidence, leading to a change in approach where Joanne now insists on reviewing everything. The conversation ends amicably with mutual understanding and appreciation, and the speaker wishing Joanne good luck.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Parking tickets
💡Red light violations
💡Allen Avenue and Terminal Street
💡Stop lines
💡Dismissed
💡Violation
💡Mic
💡Reduction of fine
💡Guilty
💡Confusion
Highlights
The person (Joanne) mentions having multiple issues they were unaware of, including three red light violations.
Joanne is initially reluctant to view the evidence, assuming guilt because others were found guilty.
The judge explains that if Joanne was past the first stop line when the light turned red, the violation could be dismissed.
Two of Joanne's violations are dismissed as she was past the first stop line when the light turned red.
Joanne's attitude shifts, and she expresses interest in seeing all the evidence after initially declining.
In the third violation, Joanne admits she passed through the light and agrees with the judge’s decision.
The judge acknowledges Joanne passed the light but gives her a break for being just 1/10th of a second over the time.
The third violation is reduced, and Joanne has to pay only $85 instead of the full amount.
Joanne requests a week to pay the fine, but the judge generously gives her a month.
Joanne is appreciative of the leniency and flexibility offered by the judge.
Joanne expresses regret for initially refusing to see the evidence, stating she now prefers to see it in the future.
The interaction is marked by a lighthearted tone, with both Joanne and the judge engaging in friendly banter.
The judge emphasizes the complexity of the location, with multiple stop lines and signals, adding confusion to the case.
Joanne acknowledges the judge’s authority and judgment, noting that he's smart for sitting in his position.
The session concludes with both parties in good spirits, with Joanne expressing gratitude for the judge's fair treatment.
Transcripts
good morning Joanne good morning I said
good morning listen you know what I have
a problem because I get here I'm here I
get here and I got all I got four one
two three four five issues here that I
never knew about I only knew about this
one you have three parking tickets at
the same location Allen Avenue and
terminal
street three parking tickets no three
violations oh okay three red light
violations on Allen's Avenue and
terminal street we're going to at no I
don't need to look at it cuz everybody
else you looked at they was guilty so I
don't want to see it finish I don't want
to see
that take your
[Laughter]
pleas I'm wasting your time I'm not even
going to
bother I'm
serious Miss Ash I'm trying to help you
so we're going to look at Allen's Avenue
in terminal street I don't want to see
that you're going to see it
yellow was she pass the line she was
closer she's bought right at the line
the reason I wanted to see this is
because you notice there were two stop
lines there's one yes and there's two
okay and then there's another light up a
little past that so there's a great deal
of confusion at this location and so I
have taken the position that if you are
past the first stop line when the light
turns red yes that I'll dismiss it so so
far in both of these cases that I just
looked at you were pass the first stop
line so these two are going to get
dismissed and we're going to look at the
third one now okay you you still don't
want to see it no I want to see them all
on
[Laughter]
now now I want to see everybody you want
to see everything right all right I was
just trying not to take up time the
light is red oh you went right through
this one I did okay now I'll agree with
you I don't care but long as I just get
it speak into the mic please
yeah okay see you're smart man I guess
that's why you sitting up there on the
310 of a second I'm going to give you a
break on it it's one/ tenth of a second
more than you're entitled okay so I'm
going to give you a break on that so
this is going to be reduced by $85 so
it's going to cost you $85 okay I I'll
pay that give me a week and I'll pay
that I'm going to give you a month oh
okay but I'll pay I'm going to ask you
again when you first came here I said
you want to see them you said I don't
want to see anything I'm
guilty I'm guilty I don't want to look
at anything cuz I didn't want to take up
time I want to get out of here I'm going
to ask you again do you want to see them
yes from now on I would want to see them
you want to see every thank you I
appreciate it thank you good luck
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