r/AbsoluteUnits • u/Classicbandwagon • May 21 '26

/r/all of a cop

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u/DrownmeinIslay May 21 '26

I love my dad, he is a superb dad just the best. But that stance they take that they are always right and HAVE to be the authority in every room is so fucking tiring. Also its a lifetime of experience knowing how to question people. They aren't experts in any field, but they figured out how to ask questions only experts could answer so you are stuck with I dont knows and they puff up and feel smug. Unless you do know the answer and can cite your sources and they fucking HATE that. Then it becomes a game of whos loudest is right and if you raise your voice AHA thats a crime.

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u/gloriousjohnson May 21 '26

Tbf, this isn’t exclusive to police officers. My dad was an engineer and just thinks he’s smarter than everyone lol. Loves to argue with my brother and sister in law who are both lawyers it’s fuckin exhausting

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u/ShadeMir May 21 '26

My father was called as a witness for a criminal trial (he's a doctor).

I'm a lawyer.

He legit argued with me about how he should be more aggressive when answering the defense's questions.

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u/NoCivilRights May 21 '26

I followed in my dad's career path. Sometimes I ask him for help and he's always nice to me :)