Traveling salesmen make their living visiting as many customers as possible. So speeding to get from one appointment to the next is not unheard of, which is how I got pulled over by a highway patrolman. “Don't you ever look at the speedometer?” the officer scolded. Before I knew it, the truth spilled from my mouth. “As fast as I was going,” I admitted, “I was afraid to take my eyes off the road.”
上門的銷售人員就是靠訪問盡可能多的客戶來(lái)謀生,因此在兩次約會(huì)之間開快車也是家常便飯。我就是這樣被高速公路巡警抓到的。警察責(zé)備說(shuō):“你是不是從來(lái)都不看速度表?”我不由自主地吐出了真話:“像我開得那么快,我都不敢讓眼睛離開路面?!?