The “Boy Meets World ”Cast Got Out of a Speeding Ticket in the Most '90s Way

Sometimes the "Don't you know who I am?" card really works.

On a crossover podcast chat with Boy Meets World costars Danielle Fishel, Rider Strong and Will Friedle of Pod Meets World, Full House stars Andrea Barber and Jodie Sweetin of How Rude, Tanneritos! and Step by Step stars Staci Keanan and Christine Lakin of Keanan and Lakin Give You Déjà Vu, Fishel asked everyone to name the most exciting thing they did this year.

Barber noted how her road trip to the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas with costar Sweetin was a highlight.

"Jodie drove the whole way because she's a much better drive than I am," Barber shared.

"See Rider?" Friedle teased his costar. "They made it the whole way there without getting pulled over."

Related: Danielle Fishel's Most Memorable New Year's Eve Involved *NSYNC, Britney Spears and a Tongue Piercing

After the group asked for more, Friedle said that he, Fishel and Strong were pulled over in 2023 as they made their way to the same festival with a camera crew in tow.

"We were recording a podcast while driving," Strong admitted. "So it was the three of us in the car and we got pulled over."

"Every time Rider touches the wheel of a car he gets pulled over," Friedle added.

"But the best part of it is Danielle was like, 'I got this, I got this,' " Strong said. "And she literally rolls down the window from the backseat and is like, 'Hi! I'm Topanga!' And the guy was like, 'Are you? And are you ...?' And it worked."

Elsewhere in the three-part crossover podcast, the TGIF stars shared some favorite New Year's Eve memories. For Fishel, it was 1999, when she was in Hawaii alongside the guys of *NSYNC and Britney Spears.

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"All the girls decided to get their belly buttons pierced, and the guys all got tattoos," she shared. "But I already had my belly button pierced, so I got my tongue pierced."

While it was a temporary move — she planned to get rid of it days later — her mom was not happy.

"She had a deal with me when I was a teenager that I was allowed to get my belly button pierced as long as I promised her to never pierce my tongue," Fishel, who was 18 at the time, recalled. "I took it out, and she said, 'That still doesn't count. I don't care that nobody ever saw you with it, you went back on our deal.' She was really angry about it."

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