There’s no word on if he’ll be forced to write an apology for his abundance of grammar errors, as well.
According to BroBible, the parents of a sixth-grade student in Savannah forced him to write an apology letter to an emergency dispatcher after he recently called 911 just to drop a “Deez Nuts” joke.
In what seems like an extremely heartfelt apology, the boy asks the operator to forgive him numerous times for not listening to himself even though he knew what he was doing was wrong, adding that he only did it because his friends dared him to call.
The Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department gladly accepted the boy’s apology and even turned the whole fiasco into a positive learning experience by giving him and his parents a tour of the facilities. It gave the 911 staff “the opportunity to show them how they work, how prank calls interrupt that work, and how it puts the general public at risk by taking both dispatchers and first responders away from legitimate situations.”
We’re sure the apology letter made the 911 operator’s day, probably just as much as a kid calling up and dropping a “Deez Nuts” on him did the night before.
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