How's it going? Hey, what's up, man? Here for training? Yes. Great. Great. Great. I've done a lot of training myself. Yeah, I've trained a lot of animals in my life. >> Yeah. >> So. How's that go? Uh, it's good. >> Guys, what kind of animals? Uh, pigs. Okay. Yeah. Are they pretty easy to train? Uh, believe it or not, yeah, pigs are pretty easy to train. They'll pretty much do anything you tell them to do. You got the sheriff in here? Sheriff and the PD in one building? No, I'm here for training. Training? What are they going to train you on? Uh It's kind of like an advanced sobriety test. Uh, advanced what? Sobriety test with sobriety test. Sobriety test? Yeah, it's a little bit more go a little bit more complex than that. Did you uh did you go to college? Yes. Okay, so you got education? Yes. But now they're training you? I don't know. Okay, so college Yeah. You went You went to school, so you got an education. >> went to high school. I had a little bit of college. Okay, cool. So, what was your question? But they're also doing So, you got education, but you're also >> it continuing education, yes. But you're also That's what you're asking. Okay, you're also getting training, too, though, right? That's what continuing education is, correct? Well, education and training are a little different. Education is where you're you're taught and you kind of comprehend entire ideas, concepts. Like, you really comprehend something, right? Whereas training is kind of what we do with animals, right? Where it's like, okay, um scenario A happens, scenario B is the response. So, you're trained to respond a certain way. >> it's a continuing education. >> Right. Well, not so much education, but training, because the idea is that you you act without thinking when the moment comes, right? That you've already predetermined what's going to happen. That's what training is. Like, we train a dog that when it's when it smells drugs, it scratches the car. Well, what I'm telling you is the class that we're having today is continuing education. Uh, it's training, right? Like a dog. No, it's more comprehensive. Kind of like dog training? So, you're like an animal. Hey, what's up, man? Here for training? Yes. Great. Great. Great. Have you uh how many years of training have you done? Well, um I was in law enforcement up in Oklahoma for about 8 years. So, I've done Let's see. Well over probably 1,200 hours up there. Um so far down here, my basic academy was about 780. Um about 6 months worth of academy. And then You ever Do you ever uh show animals at the fair? I don't. You never done that before? No. Oh, okay. Yeah, we I've done a lot of training myself. Yeah, I've trained a lot of animals in my life. >> Yeah. So. How's that go? Uh, it's good, you know? You you teach them, you know, >> Yeah. that uh you know, scenario A happens, here's your response every time, you know, you you train the animal, make sure it doesn't think that you know, like when I kick your your heel, this is what you do, right? Guys, what kind of animals? Uh, pigs. Okay. Yeah. Are they pretty easy to train? Uh, believe it or not, yeah, pigs are pretty easy to train. They'll pretty much do anything you tell them to do. I got you. If you If you learn how to tell them. Well, I got to get back to this. >> All right, brother. Come on, man. I don't think they're very easy to train, because they still don't know what the sobriety conduct is. Uh, no, they've been trained to arrest people for Like, there's the law, and then there's what they're trained to do. Sure, the law says that it's legal to say [ __ ] the police, but uh the training says, you know, scenario A happens, somebody says [ __ ] the police, response, make arrest. >> they they need more of an education. >> Exactly. You ever trained a pig before? Hey, here for training? Yeah. Good, welcome. Thank you for coming. Good. Here for training, right? Thank you for coming, man. It's good to have you. Did the police the Paris police rough you up or what? No. They're known for that. Yeah. They don't discriminate. Just cuz you've got a walker and you have a difficult time getting around will not stop them from beating your [Laughter] Need to what? If you have a camera, you need to tape it. Yes. Oh, I will. Absolutely. >> I will. I will record them beating you up. I I honestly won't enjoy it, though. I won't. It's not It's not cool. It's not nice. Hey, what's up, man? How are you, man? Good. Here for the training? Yes, sir. Just right through this door here. Yeah, I know. I'm going to They might have to buzz you in. Oh, there you go. All right, enjoy. Hey, hey, hey, guys, here for the training? Yes, sir. All right, right through this door here. I got it unlocked for you, so you don't even need to buzz in. What is this for? Training. Yeah, we're training. How How long you've been in law enforcement? Me? Yeah. I've been doing training for a long time. You want to see some of the stuff we learned? Okay. All right, brother. I was going to have him walk over here and be like, look, I just trained a pig to walk. Something. I have