Mr. Armstrong, I read you daily in my paper, the South Bend Tribune, and really enjoy your work. Something happened recently in my family that was really awful & it had to do with an elderly relative’s bad driving. Is there any way that the Cobbs can work on Grandma Cobb’s driving? It’s no longer funny to me, and looking back, her carelessness should never have amused me. Please, sir, can Grandma Cobb see how dangerous she is? Thank you, I would appreciate it!
jpayne4040 over 6 years ago
She found his weakness!
selma_flamel over 6 years ago
What will Joe do if he does retire?
mourdac Premium Member over 6 years ago
He’d probably be buried in it if he died in the line of duty. Retire, Joe, if your heart isn’t in it. Probably the toughest job in the U.S.
Nicole ♫ ⊱✿ ◕‿◕✿⊰♫ Premium Member over 6 years ago
I can’t imagine any spouse encouraging their loved one to stay in such a dangerous job when they’re offered retirement. Baffles my mind.
360guy Premium Member over 6 years ago
Say it ain’t so, Joe! A poll just showed that police officer is the #3 job kids want when they grow up. Hang in there!
mggreen over 6 years ago
Mayday, Mayday, I’m going down in blue . . .
Daeder over 6 years ago
At this point Joe should really call for backup. Does anyone else support his retirement idea?
shaunnmunn over 6 years ago
Mr. Armstrong, I read you daily in my paper, the South Bend Tribune, and really enjoy your work. Something happened recently in my family that was really awful & it had to do with an elderly relative’s bad driving. Is there any way that the Cobbs can work on Grandma Cobb’s driving? It’s no longer funny to me, and looking back, her carelessness should never have amused me. Please, sir, can Grandma Cobb see how dangerous she is? Thank you, I would appreciate it!