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^ Yeah but they can't give roadhead AND drive at the same time LOL

Haayyy you guyssss, look at me, I'm purposely trying to get points so I can look hardcore on REVscenes teeheee :mamoru:

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Originally Posted by Armind (Post 6346130)

Wow, epic fail!

yeah i would have pocketed at least 3 bills and then told the super he tried to bribe with the last $100 :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by Alphamale (Post 6346143)

Haayyy you guyssss, look at me, I'm purposely trying to get points so I can look hardcore on REVscenes teeheee :mamoru:

Ninja edits are gay. Just like the users (except for the mods) on this forum.

He should have tried it on his 3rd failure... Clearly the tester didn't accept the bribe because he was so bad, he didn't want to be liable in case the guy killed someone with his car!

geez what a weak bribe. 400 is so not enough get in the 6 digits and than your talking. This guy needs to do his homework on bribery Lowballing a person with authority aint the right choice

sounds like a viet guy to me LOL

I think the racist remarks are uncalled for

weird,

$300 worked for me.

Some Chinese woman got convicted of trying to bribe her tester with $200 a while back. $400 isn't bad.

With that said, considering the ICBC road tests are already a joke, you have to be stupidly bad to fail that many times.

Hahha, don't know how someone can fail so many times.

Anyone that brides to pass the roadtest is a fucking moron. Just learn to drive and save your money, you're going to need these basic skills anyway.

I BET If it was $4000 the dude wouldnt report shit, cuz thats like his 2 months salary
afterall, free money is free money

$400 is just weak tho

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Originally Posted by Mugen EvOlutioN (Post 6346931)

I BET If it was $4000 the dude wouldnt report shit, cuz thats like his 2 months salary
afterall, free money is free money

$400 is just weak tho

but if it comes back to the guy when that dumb fuck roadkills someone, $4000 is going to be nothing.

$400 to risk the examiner's 60K/year job? think I know why he failed so many times

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Originally Posted by NNT (Post 6346990)

$400 to risk the examiner's 60K/year job? think I know why he failed so many times

The make 60k/yr? no ways!!!!!!!!!!!!

$400 was a insult. Like a slap in the face.

wtf driving examiners make 60k a year?

^^wtf someone clarify this quick

Not surprised it's in Richmond again

ICBC driving test bribe charges brought against two people - British Columbia - CBC News

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Two people have been accused of trying to bribe their ICBC driving examiners during road tests in Richmond, B.C. last year.

According to court documents, Li Liu and Shun Zhu were both charged with the crime of bribing a government official in April and June 2014 respectively.

ICBC's Adam Grossman says road test examiners aren't offered bribes that often.

"In 2014, we had only nine instances out of close to 500,000 road and knowledge tests," he says.

"At the same time, though, we treat this very seriously. Bribery to a government official is a criminal code offence, so we'll proceed with charges when we feel it's appropriate."

Grossman adds over the past seven years ICBC had less than 60 instances of bribery.

He says their examiners are taught not to return the bribe if offered one. Instead they are to take it to their managers, and the bribe itself becomes evidence.

Both Liu and Zhu are slated to appear in Richmond Provincial Court in late May.

It's how it is done in the motherland, you know. Even if you have the skills, it doesn't hurt to grease the wheels a bit with a little customary incentive...

what's are the words used in the grease line at the local club?

I've always been curious as to what gets said and done before the hand shake.