Carlton and Will drive a car of uncle Phil's partner to Palm Springs and are stopped by the police. Which of course means racism.
Back in the 90's I might not even have noticed it, but now in 2018 when the agenda against police became very successful I did. Like yeah there is no such thing as "too slow rule". There is, check it. And all people can be stopped for it. And driving a vehicle that is not registered in your name isn't helping. At the same time the car was not listed as stolen. And uncle Phil was correct about cops not acting right when getting a confession out of them. Although then again they didn't bother to see the documents of the guy to whom the car belonged. And when it comes to these characters I feel for them that they might indeed be arrested out of discrimination.
It had also had some funny moments though. Mainly the phone conversation with Margaret Furth. And it was great to see Hank Azaria so young and basically not saying anything.
Back in the 90's I might not even have noticed it, but now in 2018 when the agenda against police became very successful I did. Like yeah there is no such thing as "too slow rule". There is, check it. And all people can be stopped for it. And driving a vehicle that is not registered in your name isn't helping. At the same time the car was not listed as stolen. And uncle Phil was correct about cops not acting right when getting a confession out of them. Although then again they didn't bother to see the documents of the guy to whom the car belonged. And when it comes to these characters I feel for them that they might indeed be arrested out of discrimination.
It had also had some funny moments though. Mainly the phone conversation with Margaret Furth. And it was great to see Hank Azaria so young and basically not saying anything.