NYC Scours Florida for Cop Recruits
The long arm of the law of New York's Finest is attempting to reverse the migrant trend of New Yorkers to Florida.
The pitch goes like this: So, your grandparents or your parents moved down here and you had no choice, right son? You know, there's a reason you wear that Yankees cap and have that giant Yankees insignia on the back of your lowered and loud Japanese import. You always eat at the New York pizzerias, don't you? You call pizza "pie," right? Don't fight it, man! New York is in your blood, son! Bring it on home, home slice! Make a whole lot more money up here protecting the citizens than you will selling weed to frat boys on Spring Break. Don't put that last part on your application.
Sign up today!
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The pitch goes like this: So, your grandparents or your parents moved down here and you had no choice, right son? You know, there's a reason you wear that Yankees cap and have that giant Yankees insignia on the back of your lowered and loud Japanese import. You always eat at the New York pizzerias, don't you? You call pizza "pie," right? Don't fight it, man! New York is in your blood, son! Bring it on home, home slice! Make a whole lot more money up here protecting the citizens than you will selling weed to frat boys on Spring Break. Don't put that last part on your application.
Sign up today!
Banner found on a local news station's website.
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1 Comments:
I like how there is a nice big legal asterisks next to the line “can earn $82K, on average.” They might as well have said “it is sort of, kind of possible, for you to one day maybe make $82K”
By Anonymous, at July 31, 2008 at 11:37 AM
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