No pictures of me or love. Get rid of that picture. Don't erase it. You to understand it's against the law. Please read this. Do not have those pictures, okay? Because if you get those pictures on the internet, Facebook or anything, we will Well, a few weeks ago, I was going through some old video archives to delete stuff off of old SD cards to make new videos. And I found this old gem from 2018 when I was with Ba in person. I don't even remember where it was, but Ba and I had been in there conducting some business. And on our way out, this woman started trying to boss us around. We were done with our business there, but we could never pass up an opportunity to troll an authoritarian. We found out that we had actually violated some rule or code or statute by recording where we were. So, we never published the incriminating video. I later found out that while there is a rule saying that you can't record within a certain distance of a voting area, there's not actually a punishment for it. You just get removed from the area. We just saw a woman who wanted to boss us around and we couldn't help ourselves. Oh yeah. And that old man was Dude, it was a dump. They had a propane tank sitting in the middle of the hallway. Uh the fire seems like out of date for like 4 years. It was just a complete dump. No pictures outside my 100 mark either. You got a 100 mark? I do. I slip the marker out there. All right. No pictures of me because that is against the law. We can't do that. You can't do that. That's against the law. So if I can't do it, what am I doing right now? Wait. No, I'm No, I'm just asking why. Why is there no pictures of you allowed? No pictures of me are allowed. This is a voting area. Okay. Please go outside and get rid of that picture and erase it. Okay. So, it's because you're a voting staff. I'm a judge and I'm a staff. And the law also says you cannot do that. Take pictures of you, pictures of me or anything in this public. I see. Because you're invading and you need to erase them because it is punishable by law. Oh, okay. I wasn't aware of that. Well, you need to take and read the signs up there. Is that right? Well, there's a whole bunch of signs. You got to I mean, I didn't you telling you about Look at all those signs, though. You know what I mean? I mean, you you you see you see that it's understandable that I didn't read all these signs before. You need to read them. Well, look at all the signs. Who would think that I would need to read all these signs before walking into a building? You need to erase that or I will call the constable and have him come and arrest you. Okay, I'm serious. It says no devices within 100 ft of this polling station. My marker is there. Where? Right out there. My distance marker. I don't see. It's right there. And this here from that marker is so you need to go ahead and you need to turn those off or I will call the council. So how is I supposed to know to read this and not to read all this and this and this thing as a as a voter is to read what is posted. Who said I'm a voter? Well, it doesn't matter. Do I look like a status sheep to you? No, I don't know if you're a status sheep. But if you know this, it doesn't matter if you're a voter or not. You still don't come in here with that. Now you eat it at your brain. Here here's the thing here. Let me explain to you how this happens. We come into public buildings all the time in film, okay? And and you get how you've got all of these things and and there's no way for us to be like, "Oh, I think that we should spend 5 minutes, 10 minutes reading all the signs on the window before I walk into a building." To understand is against the law. Please read this. Do not have those pictures, okay? Because if you get those pictures on the internet, Facebook, or anything, we will. And what's your name? Vicki Red. My name is Vicki Red. Okay. And it's two D's. Red with two D's. And I need you red with the double D. Understand I need you to understand that you cannot have these devices anywhere within my within my marker or within the polling place. I honestly can't see your marker. Is it Is it like a highlighter? It's right there. I really Okay, I'll go look for it. Oh, well, I can see it standing here. Is it a sign of some sort in the in the median there? That's right. Okay. Itty bitty tiny print. I'm just saying I I get it. You told me that it's there now, but you see how unrealistic it is for people to actually People do see it. They do know because you have candidates and people who know about those markers, please. Yeah, but that's it. The people who know about this, the people who know about this are statist voters. People who vote harder for freedom instead of just being free. Okay. I'm just telling you, paint the picture. I understand what you're saying. Okay. That as you know, a judge and a deputy alphaized deputy for the county and the state of Texas, please do not have those pictures. Okay. Okay. Have you been drinking today? No, I haven't. Okay. Are you sure? Would you take a breathalyzer for us? Poor lady. She She probably had a couple glasses of wine. Uh she's a little Yeah. Little tipsy. All right, so let's try to find the line. Hi, how are you? I think I found the line. Is that the line? Are you Sally Derek? I'm Sally Derek. Derek, I'm running for school board for Carlton. Am I allowed to be right here? Cuz the be past the line. Okay. That's the line. That's the And you're not allowed to go past the line either, are you? Because you would solicit. I can walk past the line. Not to solicit. You're a I'm a candidate for Oh, okay. I was like, "Solicit what?" No, no, no.