In the good old days when the gas station pumped your gas...yes they actualy did that in the good ol days! We took a tag and wrote a note on it and tied it to the gas cap. It said these folks are newlyweds please congradulate them. The bride was a bashful gal, and the husband was almost as bad. They actualy thought for a long time they had a guilty look on their faces.
Once we went to a wedding dance and sixty miles away we noticed ---the car--in a motel parking lot at two AM. It was a very small town with a mom and pop motel. I bet everyone in the car I could find out what room the newlyweds were in. I explained to the motel lady that I had the newlyweds keys, and I was the best man, and that they needed the keys they had forgot. It sure took the newlyweds along time to answer the door as me (the fake city cop) demanded they open the door.
My wedding day was long, we were tired and a trusted friend had found the car and tied beer cans under it. The first town the cop stopped us and helped get the cans off the car. When we got to the next town the cops followed us to the far edge of town and pulled us over. After ten munites of them looking through the car, I explained We were newlyweds....The nice first cop had called ahead and told them we had stolen goods in the car. No harm done, kinda a good one.
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