Okay. >> Um, I'm a janitor and I pretty much clean around here. >> Hi, do me a favor. Wait on the sidewalk for me. I'll be right with you. Okay. >> Um, I was coming on this lane right there. >> But they're just walking. >> Okay. I will be with you in just a second. >> Um, I was uh coming from this lane right here in the mid lane. And then I turn on the signal light. I look as I'm turning to switch to this lane so I can turn here to my work right there. >> I didn't see no car. And then all of a sudden there's a car flying >> beside you. >> Yeah, they were like flying. They were >> Is this your car? >> No. So it's this one. They were speeding. >> Okay, do me a favor. Hang out. I'm going to grab these guys real quick. Did you guys see what happened? >> We didn't really We didn't see like when the initial like hit happened, but we heard it and we looked up. From what I saw, >> the feeding vehicle was kind of like to the right and then they had like already like were going forward. So I can kind of make the assumption that she was they were going straight. the girls in the car and the cleaning vehicle trying to take a left. Okay. >> But we didn't see the initial like >> you didn't you didn't actually see it. You just heard the call. >> Cool. Good. Thanks. Okay. I'm going to need your driver's license, insurance, and registration. >> Yes. >> On the insurance, it has to be the company. Yep. >> So, I'll go ahead and call my >> Perfect. Sounds good. >> See if they can send me a speech as well. >> Okay. Who was driving? >> I was. >> So, what happened? So, so I was driving straight and then I was coming to this light and then this car seemed like it was trying to come to this lane. >> Which lane? >> That lane from this? >> The second lane or this lane? >> The second lane. >> You were in the second lane? >> No, I was in this lane right here. >> Okay. You were in this lane right here. >> So, I was going straight and that car was in the second lane. And that car seemed like it was trying to swerve over and I think it might have swerved over. Didn't check the >> lane next to them. So, then they ran into us. >> Let you go. Okay. >> Where you coming from tonight? We came from a birthday dinner that we were celebrating for my friend's 20th. >> Where was the dinner at? >> Uh downtown boy. >> Which which restaurant? >> Uh as >> that's all I can pronounce it as. Yeah. >> Yeah. I got to know. How much did you have to drink while you were there? >> I didn't drink anything. >> Okay. Cuz I'm smelling something coming off of you. What is that? >> My gum. >> No. Your gum. >> You had nothing to drink, right? >> Uh maybe one earlier. >> Okay. How old are you? 23. Almost. Good. Hold my fingers. Your eyes. Your eyes long. Hands by your side. Okay. Don't move your head. >> All the way out. Don't move your head. Just your eyes. >> Okay. Driver's license, insurance, registration, please. >> Is it your car? >> It's hers. >> Okay. But you were driving, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where is the damage to your car? >> Sorry, what is that? >> Where's the damage to your car? >> This side. >> Oh, all this is new. >> Okay. This drivable >> or do you need a tow truck? >> It's okay. >> Thank you. >> All right. Give me a few. Um, so sounds like is executive cleans in the second lane, goes to turn in here, doesn't see the other car, which is probably speeding, but is in its right lane and sides spikes her. Uh, this is driver, but it's not her car. She smells strongly of an alcoholic beverage and admits to drinking one earlier at dinner, so it probably needs to be checked. >> That's crazy. >> Shantel. >> Yes. >> Okay. Can I talk to you over here, please? >> Yeah, of course. I just want to get you away from your friends a little bit. So, all right. So, my sergeant said that uh kind of explain the crash and what happened. Yeah. >> Um and uh have you had any alcohol tonight? >> Earlier today, but that was way earlier. >> Okay. About what? About what time? >> Um probably like 5:00. >> Okay. And then that like with dinner or you like at the bar or something? >> I didn't have any drinks at dinner. >> Okay. So, where were you drinking at or where'd you have this drink at? >> Um at my friend's house right here. >> All right. And that was about 5:00. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And what kind of drink was it? Um, it was just one drink. >> What was it? >> Uh, buzz ball. >> Okay. Uh, was it just like the standard like like the baseball size one or was it like the giant like >> this one? And then I was sober enough to drink by like 8. So I was like, "Okay, I'll drive you guys." And so we drove there and we drove back and then we were driving straight right here in this lane and then I saw that car trying to swerve into our lane. I was like, "Oh my god." So then I tried swerve over here so they they wouldn't hit us, >> right? >> And obviously like where am I supposed to go? you know, the curb like you know and obviously they hit us inside. So, >> okay, >> that's where we're right now. >> Okay. So, one buzz ball at around 5 and then no other alcohol tonight. >> No, no. >> And did like pregame before you went to your friend's house or anything like that? >> No, it was just one. >> All right. Any illegal drug use today? >> No, sir. >> Smoke marijuana? >> No. >> Edibles? Anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. All right. I just got to ask. And then do you take medications for anything? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Any physical disabilities with your body? >> No, sir. >> Any head injuries? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Do you wear contact lenses? >> I do. >> Okay. Are they in right now? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. All right. Well, basically, I just want to make sure, like I said, you have had some alcohol tonight. Like, I can smell it. I just want to make sure that obviously that's not impairing your ability to drive tonight, right? I'm not I'm not saying that you were at fault for the accident, but unfortunately, when you've had alcohol, we got to make sure that you're safe to drive. >> No, I understand. >> Okay. Um, so that way you don't have these flashing lights in your eyes. Obviously, have you face this way, >> and then basically what I'm going to do is I'm going to put my finger in front of your face. I'm move my finger from right to left. Okay. What I want you to do is stare at my finger with your eyes and your eyes only as you can. Okay. You >> understand? Yeah. Okay. >> Can you see my finger? >> Yes, sir. Thanks. >> Okay. Um, we're going to do a walking test. Do you feel comfortable walking in their shoes or would you rather do them in >> them? >> Okay. Yeah. If you have I don't know if you have socks on or if you bare feet or what, but >> Sorry. >> No, you're good. I wouldn't want to walk in this. Yeah. No. [laughter] >> All right. So, basically what we're going to do, okay, it's called the walk and turn test. So, I'm going to put you in a starting position. I'll explain all the instructions of the test and we'll have you do the test. Okay. Do you need to roll up your pants or do anything or you fine with that? >> Um, they should be fine. >> Okay. All right. So, starting position. Basically, we're pretend there's an imaginary line going right down the middle of the sidewalk directly in front of you. Okay. >> All right. Place your left foot on the line. >> This one or we're just going to pretend there's a line. Okay. So, basically, I mean, that one ends and then it's crooked. I mean, if you want to use this one, you can, but that's fine. So, I'm going to put you in starting position. Okay. The starting position. Put your left foot on the line. Put your right foot directly in front of it touching heel to toe. And you go and do that for me, please. And then keep your hands at your sides. Nope. You're just going to stand there for now. >> Oh, yep. There's a few more instructions. >> Um, I'm just going to get you in that position, though. So, you just put your right foot in front of your left and then your hands at your sides. And then just stand just like that. Okay. >> So, when I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heels to toeeps down the line. Do a turn how I'm going to show you, and then take nine heels to toeeps back. >> Okay. >> While you're doing, I want you to look down at your feet. I want you to count your steps out loud where I can hear you. Keep your hands at your sides the whole time and touch heel to toe in every one of your steps. >> Okay. I need to count them. >> Yep. So, as you're Yeah. So, you're going to look down at your feet. You're going to count your steps out loud. Okay. And then keep your hands at your sides. >> Uh once you get to that ninth step, okay, you're going to leave that foot on the ground with your other foot. Take it seriously small steps around the foot. Turn yourself all the way around to walk the nine steps back. Okay. >> All right. So, it's going to look like this. >> So, your left foot's on the line, your right foot's in front of it, hands at your sides. You're going to go one. >> Am I my pants? >> Three. Oh. Uh, sorry. Are you able? No, just keep your hair. >> Okay. Sorry. My pants are like oversized. So, >> well, are you just trying to say just so you could help keep >> No, cuz I don't know if I'm like going to trip over them cuz I'm like stepping on them right here. >> Yeah. Are you able to roll them or >> All right. All right. So, I'm just going to demonstrate it real quick. Just so if you're in the starting position, your right foot in front of your left, your hands are at your sides. You're going to go one, two, three. If that were your ninth step, leave that foot on the ground. If you're responsive to round the foot, turn yourself around. Once you're back on the line, continue right back. One, two, three, all the way back to nine. >> Okay. This is a continuous test. So, once you start, don't stop or pause until you're done. >> Okay. >> Do you understand the instructions? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Do you have any questions for me? >> So, at the ninth step, I can go like this or I just have to make a complete turn. >> Yep. So that's a ninth step. So you're just going to walk down there. And then when you get to your ninth step, your front foot, leave that one on the ground. And with your other foot, just take a semi around the foot. Turn yourself all the way back around. >> Okay. Sounds good. >> Okay. Any other questions? >> No, sir. >> And you understand the instructions? >> All right. We'll have you get back in starting position. >> So your right foot in front of your left >> and if you don't have any questions, you may begin. 7 2 3 4 5. >> Okay. And then this next test again, it's called a one leg stand. Uh I'll explain all the instructions to you. I'll demonstrate a portion of the test and we'll have you do it. Okay. >> So for this one, have you stand just like that with your feet together, hands at your sides. When I tell you to, you're gonna raise your foot, whichever one you want, your right or left. Okay. >> Yep. Yep. You're gonna raise it basically uh straight out in front of you about six inches off the ground. >> Got to get my ballet balance. >> There you go. [laughter] Uh so six feet uh six inches off the ground. Uh the bottom of your foot parallel to the ground. Keep your hands at your sides. Keep both of your legs straight. And you're going to look at that raised foot and count in the following manner. 100 1,002 1000 3. And keep coming up until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> All right. So So look like this. Feet together. Hands are at your sides. Okay. Foot straight out in front of you about 6 in. Now you're just going to look at your foot. how I explain. >> Okay. >> You understand those instructions? >> Yes, sir. >> Any questions? >> No, sir. >> Give me one second. >> All right. If you have no questions, you may begin. 1002 103 1004 1006 2007 1008 10090 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 20161223 All right. You can put your foot down and relax. All right. If you want to put your shoes back on, you can. That way you're not in your bare feet. >> Yes. >> How to get my ballerina skills out. >> You have those skills. I'm not a ballerina [laughter] either. >> I thought you were. >> And during my day job, maybe. >> Okay. >> All right. All right, Shantel. So, have you have you have a seat on the uh this bench right here? >> Okay. >> And I know somebody was just calling you if you just hold off on making any phone calls or doing anything right now. >> Um so, here's kind of where I'm at. Okay. So, uh I can spill the od of alcohol. You admitted alcohol. Okay. Uh so, we're going to have you do a breath test for you right here right now. We don't have to go anywhere for that. Uh but there is a procedure to follow. So, you have to wait 15 minutes. Turn this up. I'm going ask you not burp, belch, vomit, throw up, do anything like that. If you do, I just want you to tell me. Okay. >> Okay. >> I know you have gum in your mouth. Are you able to spit that out without spitting on us? >> Yes, sir. >> Thank you. Do you have anything else in your mouth? No, sir. >> Okay. Can I see? >> Okay. >> I'm wondering how I'm getting tested when that's the person that ran into me, sir. Because I was the one driving straight and I was driving politely. I was driving good. So, I don't understand why that person wasn't getting tested because they're the one that wasn't watching to their sides or anything like that. So, I don't understand why that person isn't getting tested. Um, I don't understand why I'm getting tested because I was driving correctly. I was driving straight. I was driving by the right of law. You know what I mean? >> I hear you. >> I drank before way way way before I knew I was supposed to drive. So I don't understand why I'm the one getting tested rather than that person the one that crashed into me, you know? >> So basically what's So there's a crash, right? So basically there's two different >> let's say investigations that are happening right now, right? So there's the crash portion and based off of what I've heard from the crash and the crash investigation, it does appear that you're not at fault for the or you know causing the crash. Right. Right. So, she made a turn from the improper lane and into you or whatever. She came into your lane, right? So, out the crash side of things, like I said, yes, we're not saying that you are the one that caused the crash. Okay. However, you like I said, we can smell the odor of alcohol coming from you. You admitted to having alcohol. We don't smell any odor of alcohol coming from her. >> Okay. >> So, obviously basically with you driving and having consumed alcohol and us being able to smell the odor of alcohol, that's why we are running to these tests and that's why you're only being tested and she's not. >> Okay. >> Does that make sense? >> Yeah, I understand. So, but like so like that's what I'm saying. So, as far as the crash that's completely I mean >> different. >> Yeah. Like so two separate things essentially. >> Okay. Understood. [snorts] >> So that's what the other officers are working on the crash side of things and doing that paperwork and then we're doing get through this process as quickly as we can. Okay. And like I said, if it's been as long as you said since you've had the alcohol, I mean, if you blow under the legal limit of 08, um, like I said, I I legally can't arrest you. You're going to just get the paperwork for the crash and you guys are going to be on your way and you can go wherever you're headed to. Okay. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. So, >> no, there's just like this is my first time. So, I'm like, "Oh my god, this is scary. [laughter] >> This is not a good first." >> It's not a good first. I'm like, I was just trying to go home. Oh my god, I'm scared. >> Yep. [laughter] >> Yeah. So, I understand you guys are doing your job, so it is what it is. But, you know, >> so I know I kind of answered that question. Did you have any questions about the recording itself? >> No, sir. No. >> Okay. >> I understand her. >> Okay. >> I just kind of confused cuz I was like, I mean, she crashed into me, so I was just kind of like, why is it she getting tested? But I understand that. >> Just got a few more minutes and then I'll explain how to do the breath test process and then we'll get through that and >> go from there. Okay. Sounds good. >> If any more questions come up, just >> No, sir. >> Let me know. >> Did I pass my other test at least? >> So, basically, there's they're not necessarily called pass or fail test. Basically, there's certain signs of impairment, certain signs of things that we're trained to look for. Um, and there were some things that were that that I noticed and that's why we're doing >> the breath test. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> So, >> am I able to text or call anybody now? >> Not yet. >> Yep. >> Can I at least tell her? >> No, not yet. >> Not yet. I think she kind of understands and knows what's going on. Um, but let's just get through this first and then >> I'm not trying to be a dick or be rude or anything. It's just >> I understand. >> All right. So, so here in a minute. Okay. I'm going to open up this straw. I'm going to tap your safety to this light instrument. I'm going to hold I'm going to hold it near your mouth. What you do is take a deep breath. Put your lip around the tube and blow through the tube like you're blowing up a balloon. So, deep breath. Just a constant breath of air until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. We have to do that at least twice. Once we get two samples, it'll show the results on the screen. I'll show you where you're at. Okay. >> Deep breath and blow. Harder. Harder. Harder. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Good. All right. We got to wait two minutes and do that one more time. Almost ran out of breath. [laughter] No lung capacity or what? >> I I'm going to be honest. I would hit a vape. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, vaping. >> All right. >> I'll be honest. >> All right. So, we're a vapor in a ballerina. >> Used to be. Used to be. Okay. >> But I need to get my ass in the gym because Yeah. But clearly I can't breathe English. >> Like really like in dance like >> I was I was a ballerina. I was in jazz. I was in tad >> high school. >> Got an 11-year-old girl that's all about that kind of stuff. She's been doing it since she was >> three. >> Yes. I was the same. And then it sucks because my junior year of high school. >> Mhm. >> And then I went into my senior year. They put me into a different class in my senior year. So I wasn't able to graduate my senior class. Yeah. So, I stopped my senior year, which sucked cuz I was doing that since third grade. >> Yeah, she's >> She likes tap the best. >> It's fun. >> I loved jazz the best. >> All right, so just like the last one, deep breaths and go a little bit harder. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Good. All right, Shantel. So, your results, okay, is a 0.155 and a 0.140. So, you are above the legal limit. Okay. Um, I even if you only had one buzz ball, those things have such high alcohol alcohol content. I think they're like at least 15%. Um, so you are above the legal limit. Okay. Um, so I just got to go do some paperwork. Okay. Um, and then we'll go from there. Do you have any questions for me? >> Good. How are you? Your boyfriend going to you going to be all pissed off or lose his mind on us? >> Am I going to talk to him? >> Um, >> cuz am I going in? >> Yeah. Like I'm not going to lie to you. Like you are going to go to jail. Um, I just got to make I gota finish some paperwork. But you are going to go to jail tonight. Like I don't want like you was straight with us where I'm not gonna I'm not gonna beat around the bush. >> Um, that's going to be it. I go do paperwork. That's going to be up to these guys. Typically we don't uh let like I said it just it goes sideways for us. Usually whenever we let other people get intervene in what's going on, but it's up to these guys if they want. >> So you're going to get all the phone calls that you want when you get down there. You're going to have a bond. So you'll be able to get out. Okay. Um, but uh let's just sit tight, okay? Because I don't want things to escalate, you know, on on his side of things. So that's generally why we don't allow people to talk, okay? >> I appreciate you being cool with us. Okay. I >> not saying you're a bad person, just bad choice. Okay. So again, um, >> is there anything I can't do to get on the Joe Roster? I don't want to be on that. >> No, unfortunately not. So we're just going to sit tight. He's going to finish up some paperwork, okay? And then we'll get you going. All right. So, the quicker we get you down there, the quicker you'll be able to bond out. All right. But I can also deliver messages, right? >> Did you tell them that I was already going to jail? >> Well, I told them that uh we're working on a warrant and that the car is going to be towed. Um so, they're going to be working on a ride. >> Can you tell them that I'm going to jail? Right. And they can bond you out. Yep. Absolutely. Right. All right. Is this the first offense? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, it's not going to be too bad. They're not going to hammer you too bad on the bond. >> I know. I just hate that my picture's going to be good. >> Well, you look good. You dress up for the night. It'll be fine. Come on. >> It'll be fine. I know. >> You said your picture's going to look good. Like, >> it's going to be fine, right? >> I'm call my cop. [laughter] >> Oh my god. I'm like, can I pose for it? Like, >> I don't think they'll let you do that. [laughter] >> Oh my god. going to kill me. >> Well, to be honest with you, they should, >> right? Cuz my brother just got done with this [ __ ] so they're going to kill my ass. >> Well, like if they love you, they should. But at the same time, is it the worst crime in the world? Like, are you a horrible person? No. This stuff happens. You just got to learn from it, that's all. >> Yeah. Oh my god. So humbling. This is embarrassing. >> On a Thursday. >> On a Thursday. on a Thursday. >> On a Thursday? >> At least on a Friday, girl. Like, come on now. >> At least on a Friday. >> I don't know if it's better on a Friday or not. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> You think it's better on a Friday? >> There's just more drunk people out Friday, right? So, >> exactly. There's more drunk people on the Friday. [laughter] >> We have more of a chance of getting an accident. >> Exactly. Like, what? On a Thursday, it's embarrassing. >> And everybody's going to screenshot my shot. [laughter] I'm living. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. So, are you ever going to do this again? >> No. >> Are you going to Uber the rest of your life? >> No. >> You're not going to Uber the rest of your life? >> Oh, I am. >> There you go. [laughter] >> There you go. >> I'm never driving again. Actually, I don't think I ever want to get in the car again. >> I uh I do not. If I have one drink, I don't drive. And it's just like >> But that's what I thought I had. And whole time, buzz balls are stronger than that. So that's awesome. >> Yeah. Yeah. You got to look at percentages, too. >> What are percent? Like what is a percentage? >> So it's it's basically the amount of alcohol that's in your drink. And and it gets really super technical and it's been a while since I took that class, but um you know this person. >> No sir. >> Oh, it's probably going Yeah. So say so like in a in a standard 1 oz shot right there's 1 oz of alcohol right and it's certain percentage I forget exactly how much it is but like so uh a glass of wine is the equivalent to a shot and having I want to say like two beers is the equivalent to a shot and so forth and so on. But your body also metab metabolizes alcohol in different ways. So, my body may metabolize it faster than yours, meaning like I could drink more and be sober faster. Um, just because I weigh more, my liver is different than yours because you're a female, you're lighter weight, right? There there's all sorts of different things. You have to be super careful with whatever you drink. >> Does that make sense? >> Are you able to tell them that I'm going to jail and they can b me out? >> Yes. >> Just real quick, >> I will definitely I will definitely let them know. I don't think they're going to leave. I don't think your sister's leaving. Yeah, your sister's still here. I won't let your sister leave without letting her know. >> Oh my god. >> Cuz they still need the paperwork for the car. >> This is crazy. >> Oh, what? >> How old are you? >> I'm almost 23. >> Almost 23. >> Yeah. >> Go. >> I only got parking tickets. >> This is This is your first big life lesson. Good for you. >> How many kids do you have? >> Three. Three. >> Yes. >> Boys, girls. >> All girls. >> All girls. >> All girls. >> Girl dad. >> I'm a girl dad. >> That's why you're so nice right now. >> Yes. [laughter] >> My daughters would disagree with you. >> What if your daughter got to do what? >> I would beat her ass. [laughter] >> Yes. Yep. >> Yep. That's what happening. >> Yeah. I don't know. All you can do with kids is teach them the best you can and let them live their own lives, >> right? >> Yeah. I guess my brother's doing lawyers, so >> you're still the good kid. Still a good kid. All right. >> You got kids? >> Hell no. >> Hell no. >> Might be. I'm actually in like the middle of that. >> What does that mean? >> So, should I share my personal life with you? That's up to you. >> Yeah. Well, um I'm in the middle of thinking already. >> Then why the freaking crap are you drinking? >> Because my last pregnancy test I told people it's negative, but I think it was too early to take. And so then I was like, you know, [ __ ] it. Whatever. Least, you know, obviously. And here I am. >> There you go. Is he a good dude? >> I love him. Yeah. >> Good. You >> can be a [ __ ] sometimes. Sometimes I want to pistol web him, but you know, [laughter] >> sounds like love. >> Respectfully. >> Sounds like love. >> But, you know, he would be great. >> Good deal. >> Well, that's all I care about. >> You should care more more than that. >> For sure. I should. Yeah. But I've never been taught that. I've never talked to my parents like throughout my whole life. So, I don't really know. >> Why? Why didn't you talk to your parents? >> I barely started talking to my parents in high school. >> Why? >> Uh my freshman year. >> Why? >> Um me and my parents just had a bad relationship growing up. Like I didn't talk to my mom. My mom was I love my mom to death. I would never like say anything on her, but she was very messed up growing up and we just didn't have that relationship. I was in and out of the household a couple times. Um, and I >> So, you were a troublemaker. That's what I'm >> No. No. >> All right. >> I was born trouble. >> Call them. That's all. >> No. I feel like there's some parents though that are like I I come from a Mexican family, >> so Mexicans are very like strict and like they like go like it's either my way or the highway type of thing. Um, >> so they care about their kids. Okay. Oh, Officer Jacobs. Come on, dude. >> If you love somebody, you will reprove them. >> Yes, I know it was love, but I was like, why are you beating my ass right now over this like little thing? It was It was It's a very different thing. You know what I mean? Like, I don't even want to explain it because my mom is a great woman now. She's very much out of that. So, like, I can't even speak on her type of friends now. But my mom was a very [ __ ] up person back in her day. There's that trauma there. It is what it is now. I forgive her. Um, but yeah, I just didn't know how to talk to my parents. I don't know how to like have that emotional connection with them. I don't know how to like be there and be like, "Oh yeah, I've gone through this." Like, "Oh, my boyfriend just won't help me." Like, I've never never done that. >> Yeah. You got to learn it on your own day, huh? That's what I had to do. I had to I had to do the same thing. >> Strong woman. Like, I mean, I'm grateful for it. It's made me a strong girl. So, I'm very grateful. But, >> yeah. See, I got to do this paperwork real bad. >> Okay. >> All right, Shantel. So, I know you already kind of know what's going on. So, the judge did issue an arrest warrant in case you are going to be placed under arrest. I'll have you stand up. Put your hands behind your back for me. >> Can they take my purse? >> If you want to. >> Yeah, they can take Do you want phones to go with them here? Do >> all the belongings? >> It's up to you. >> It's up to you. >> Okay, I'll bring mine. Yeah. >> This is crazy. Hold the phone. Wow. This is my favorite dream. >> A what dream? >> A fever dream. >> Can I take my purse? >> Is this just a wallet in your back pocket? >> Yes, sir. In my phone. >> Okay. And I'm sorry. Do you want to do it with them or No. >> Um, no. I'll take it. >> Okay. All right. I'm just gonna take them. >> Oh, you can reach them, too. Just do that. >> Anything else on you at all? Nothing else in your pockets? >> Nope. >> Okay. All right. We're We're just going to go to the path of your side real quick. Give me one second. We're just going to go around the other side. >> Do you want to talk to your friends or You said that was your boyfriend, right? >> Yeah. Good night. >> Quickly. Yes. Well, they got to do it through the car. You're good. You're good. They got to do it through the car, but I'll let him talk to you. >> Throw the window down and he'll come over here. >> Step out. The blue chair for me, please. I have one more paper to fill out and I'll get you inside.