The Daily Beast flags what surely can’t be complete coincidence: In her written opinion on American Trucking Association v. City of Los Angeles, Justice Elena Kagan dropped what appears to be a pretty obvious reference to 80s power pop band Tommy Tutone. Here’s the relevant passage from Kagan’s opinion (emphasis added):
Under that contract, a company may transport cargo at the Port in exchange for complying with various requirements. The two directly at issue here compel the company to (1) affix a placard on each truck with a phone number for reporting environmental or safety concerns (You’ve seen the type: “How am I driving? 213–867–5309”) and (2) submit a plan listing off-street parking locations for each truck when not in service.
Just in case those digits don’t ring a bell, here’s your reminder: