Am I wrong?

[cwc73]

Well, last july, my roommate and i were in a vehicle with a sober driver bringing us home from a bar at like 11 pm. We were pulled over, and I got a fake i.d. ticket. He got out of the ticket bc his dad is a HP. I got kicked out of AF ROTC for it because the AF is cutting heavily. I had a full scholarship, stipend, and a room and board scholarship. I was doing great in the program--ranking in at second. I almost had a gaurenteed pilot slot because I already have my license. I mean I was set for life. My room mate didnt get shit. He got out of his ticket and didnt get punished by the AF even though they knew abuot it.

So, he just left the house completely plastered (3:30 am) in a car full of drunk people driven by a girl that cant drive sober much less drunk.

AM I WRONG FOR ALMOST WANTING THEM TO GET PULLED OVER??? I mean, I dont really wish anything bad upon everyone else but he always talks about how he is on "thin ice" and how he got into "so much trouble". He didnt get shit; he's still in the program! A part of me really wants equal justice.

 

[H_T_]

i don't like driving at night for that exact reason. i work nights and am out driving during those hours.

 

[cwc73]

well, we went to a party early in the night. I drank about 1/2 a beer here at the house then i realized we were going there, so i stopped and stayed sober at a pretty fun party. I WAS NOT going to be on the road and have alcohol in my system again (EVEN WITH A SOBER DRIVER). So, I definately rode home with my other roommate (very responsible guy) who was sober. I was still nervous about the ride home bc we had like 8 or 9 people in an SUV. There was a few beers left, but i made the driver say "no open containers." I was sober so i felt better, but i was still nervous.

My advice: if you drink, stay home. I also dont like driving at night for that reason. Every time i pass someone on the highway i get nervous because it only take .5 secs for some drunk to swerve over and hit you head on while you are being perfectly safe. Lights Out.

 

[cwc73]

ok, well, time answerd itself. They made it home, but they had 2 cops follow them for about 3 miles. Damn. lol