To do or not to do

There were long lines inside the Athens, Georgia, McDonald's last Saturday. When an additional register was opened, two women from the back of one long line jump to the front of the newly-opened line. Many harsh words were directed at the two women by the people who had been waiting in the existing long lines but they held their ground. When the two women left the restaurant, their food in hand, a women who had been in one of the long lines hit them with her car. She had left the restaurant and was patiently waiting for them in the parking lot! She only bumped one of the women with her front fender but did knock her to the ground. I would have cheered. The Athens police apparently feel the same -- they know who the driver was but "haven't figured out what to charge her with." I love the South. Source: KXIA Athens

Meanwhile, yesterday, the Attorney General of the State of New Jersey resigned amid charges of ethics violations. Seems she showed up, just by chance of course, as the police were writing her boyfriend a traffic ticket. Surprise, surprise, "the boyfriend was allowed to drive home in an improperly registered vehicle, and despite questions about whether his license was suspended. The officers later tried to void two tickets they wrote him." And now for the good part: the Attorney General of New Jersey had outstanding "a dozen speeding tickets, three license suspensions and four bench warrants for her arrest." They made a good couple, the boyfriend, a lawyer, had ten license suspensions. I love politicians. Source: KXLY/AP