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Welcome to our slash malicious compliance where an entitled Karen tries and fails to apply for a job.

I live in a long, long, hilly, rural road. It has a 45-mile per hour speed limit and is in

no passing zone the entire way. It's illegal, unsafe, and nearly impossible to pass someone,

no matter how slowly they're going. Because it's a quiet road in the way from town, locals will

normally drive 50-55 miles per hour. This was fine until police started setting speed traps.

Because the road is so hilly, it's easy to accidentally go 55 miles per hour when going downhill.

This is how they got me and a lot of my neighbors. Okay, fine. It is technically speeding.

But I leave work around the time the cops start hitting back home, so I either see them fly ahead

of me at 60 miles per hour or tailgate me the entire way home. It pisses me off. So I started

driving the speed limit. Exactly the speed limit. 45 miles per hour down the entire stretch of road.

When we come to those sharp turns, I go all the way down to the 20 miles per hour suggested speed.

Almost every night, a cop gets stuck behind me the entire way, and there's no way for them to

pass me. They also can't turn on another road because all the others are just gravel back roads

at least to farms. My long, long, hilly road is their only routes. It definitely pisses them off.

They'll turn their brides on and weave around their lane to try and get me to speed up. As soon as

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