What Tuesday is it?
Two police officers consider what’s most important.
Code is everywhere. “Is it Task Force Tuesday or is it taco Tuesday? Jesus, you’re getting that stuff all over the car!” Lieutenant Ben Garrity yelped.
“Pardon me, sir. I guess you’d like something to eat before the stakeout,” Sergeant Minister Calloway explained.
“You need to keep your head on a swivel and not worry about all that trash. We’ve got to have eyes behind our heads for this mission.”
“Roger that.”
“Let me get one of those tacos,” Garrity said.
“I’d knew you’d come around.” Just as Calloway reached for a tortilla, they both heard guns knock against their windows.
They thought.
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