EXT. A RESIDENTIAL STREET - EVENING A CAR is parked on the side of the road, a POLICE CRUISER with lights flashing behind it. An elementary school is opposite the vehicles. OFFICER exits his vehicle and approaches the parked car. INT. STEVE'S CAR - MOMENTS LATER STEVE sees Officer approaching through his rearview mirror. Officer leans into the driver's side window and takes a hard look at the interior of the car. OFFICER Driver's licence and registration please. Steve is dumbfounded. STEVE You've got to be kidding me. OFFICER I assure you, sir, I'm quite serious. Officer rests his hand on his gun. STEVE What the... Steve breaks off, sighs, and reaches for the glove box. Officer pulls his gun. OFFICER Hands where I can see them! Steve bolts upright and puts his hands in the air. STEVE Jesus! Alright, alright. Take it easy. OFFICER Slowly. Steve keeps his left hand up and again reaches for the glove box. He pops it open and pulls out his registration card. Officer returns his gun to the holster and takes the card. Steve pulls his driver's licence from his back pocket. He hands it over. Officer compares the driver's licence and registration. CLOSE UP of the driver's license in Officer's hand, then focus on Steve's face. Back to driver's licence, back to Steve's face. Steve smiles exactly like his photo. The picture is identical. OFFICER This doesn't look like you, Mr. Grosser. STEVE Damn it, Jeff, would you... OFFICER You will address me as 'Officer,' or 'Sir,' Mr. Grosser. Steve stares at him. OFFICER Do you know why I stopped you, Mr. Grosser? STEVE I have no idea. OFFICER Would you read that sign for me please, Mr. Grosser? Officer points to a sign posted by the side of the road. Steve follows his pointing. CLOSE UP of the sign. STEVE (O.C.) "Speed limit twenty when children are present." Back to Steve. STEVE (CONT'D) Yeah? So? OFFICER And what would you call that? Officer points the other direction. Steve looks. CLOSE UP of a child on the sidewalk across the street. STEVE I'd call that a child, sir. OFFICER I clocked you doing thirty. STEVE That's a child. Singular. One child. OFFICER I'm going to have to cite you, Mr. Grosser. Officer begins filling out a ticket. STEVE For one kid. At five o'clock at night. OFFICER Yes sir, Mr. Grosser. STEVE This is so lame. Officer tears off the ticket and hands the registration, driver's licence, and freshly written citation over to Steve. STEVE I can't believe you're doing this to me. OFFICER The law is the law, Mr. Grosser. You violated the law, and it's my duty to reprimand you. Next time, take it easy in a school zone. The officer glances at his watch and visibly relaxes from his hard demeanor to a much lighter tone. OFFICER (CONT'D) Hey, it's five o'clock. I'm off duty. Want to go grab a beer? Steve stares at him blankly. OFFICER Well? STEVE You're a real asshole, you know that Jeff? Steve puts the car in drive and tears out. Jeff jumps out of the way. JEFF Hey! I'll see you tonight buddy! Steve hangs his middle finger out the window.