playful encounter with the police.
The police car states that Mr. Mead lacks a profession because he is not recognized as a legitimate writer by society. This implies that either Mr. Mead is not a successful or established writer, or that the occupation of being a writer is no longer valued or acknowledged as a profession in the society depicted.
Why does the police car state that Mr. Mead lacks a profession?
Mr. Mead is only pretending to be a writer.
Being a writer is no longer considered a profession.
The police car knows that people can no longer write.
Mr. Mead is trying to be funny and have a
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