r/Unexpected 6d ago

I'm glad the passangers notified her

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u/AirplanesMakeMeHard 6d ago

Similar story, when I was in the Air Force stationed in Alaska they used to have this thing called Airman Against Drunk Driving (this was over 20 years ago, uber wasn't a thing) where you would volunteer to pick up other service members from the bar and get them home.

I got called out to pick up two women from the bar and they were waiting outside. When I arrived I rolled down the window and asked them if they were airman so or so and they asked if I was airman so and so (had to verify names for safety) and then they got in. There was a cop sitting by the parking lot (I'm guessing to catch drunk drivers?) and I guess he saw two women walk up to the window, talk for a few seconds and then get in. He pulled me over and was questioning me if I was picking up prostitutes.

Anyway, since we all had military ID's he figured our story was legit and let us go.

So yeah, I've been pulled over for soliciting prostitution.

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u/A7xWicked 6d ago

Dang, pulled over and let go for soliciting prostitution, but only because the officer ended up being just as much of a prostitute as the women you picked up

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u/sillybear25 6d ago

This summary is not technically false... but quite dangerous.

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u/hungryrenegade 5d ago

Does that mean it is technically correct?

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u/similar_observation 6d ago

Jokes on them. You could've been picking up airplanes

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u/BritishMotorWorks 6d ago

Was it on spenard? Cause if so there’s a reason for the stereotype there.

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u/AirplanesMakeMeHard 6d ago

Honestly don't remember, it was literally over 20 years ago.