I'm going to let you guys do this. Step out real quick on the shirt off so I can stop. All right, walk towards me. Walk towards me. Look at us. Look at Look at us. Look at us. You going to open the car? Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Hey, what you doing on your side? >> You onlybody else approach it. I got nothing. I don't even walk real quick. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> What's your first name? >> Shane. >> Shammy. >> Shammy. >> Last name. >> Can you guys tell me what's going on? >> So, the leader is going to come over and explain everything to you. Just give us a here. You got it. Is that >> Yeah. Yeah, I Are you a military? I am. I'm bus. Yeah, I'm the maintenance officer for the bus station. [Applause] I have no idea what's happening right now. >> Trying to get the main detective to come here. I don't want to like jump the gun and explain everything to you. It's a little lost right now. He'll make he'll make more sense of what's going on. I wish I could just go and tell you about >> right now you're just detained in arrest. They're going to come over here. They're going to talk to you. They're going to tell you everything that's going on. So, you can't understand cuz I know you're confused right now. >> Yeah. Come over here and you guys said I wish you guys had my truck. I just got it. I just got a text message that stuff just started. >> Yeah. What's that? Okay. So, you can talk to them thereally. You're going to be charged anything right now. You're not under arrest for right now. You're just being investigated. I'm so lost right now. >> Yeah. Hey, you just had some money. You're following your wallet. Okay. I'm going to go back in real quick. You guys going to take my truck or I think my son dropped. So, come get my truck. >> Okay. Uh I don't know what's happening with the truck right now. Um, just know um, step out one more time. I'm just going to search you since you're getting in my vehicle. I know they probably already did a good job. I just want to know, but you don't have another pair of shorts on. Like liner liner, whatever. That one too tight. Uh, no. >> We definitely run into a bunch of people. We can tell the information back to the truck. Um, I think they're in the book. >> He says he thinks they're in the book bag. >> In the book bag. He said he thinks >> Yeah, they're in the center console. >> Or the center console. figure out, sir. Thank you. Is it on? >> Yeah, it is. How are you? >> Shane's bright. Nice to meet you. Shane. >> All righty. Uh, so listen. Um, there's a reason why we're here, right? >> We just need to talk. >> Yeah, obviously. >> Couple questions. Uh, >> it's just a formality. We're just going to ask you a couple questions. Um, essentially what we're about to do is a formality. You know, it's it's obviously regarding your render rights. I'll read you. I'll go through the process and basically depending on what your determination is, what you want to do, we can go from there. Okay. Um, so today is >> 1st, >> Tuesday, July the 1st. The time is 4:58. I'm Detective Pino ID 864. And in the room, I'm here with >> Sergeant Cause 446. >> Detective Vanc 18741. >> And I'm here with All righty. So, what's your uh Speak English, write English, understand English? Okay. >> Um, highest level of education. Uh, high school. >> High school. So, 12th grade. >> Yes. >> Any drugs or alcohol? No. >> Anything that might impede you from understanding what your daughter? >> No. >> So, what I need you to do is I'm going to need you to uh read every line by line. And then if you understand what you bring, just initial read. [Music] >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have him with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, we'll be appointed for you before any questioning if you so desire. If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop answering any time or until you talk to the lawyer. You >> understood what you meant? >> Yes. Okay. your initial uh next to each line. So now the next thing I need you to read about is going to be this paragraph here. And then I need you to read this paragraph down here. Okay. >> Here we go. >> Yes. >> I have read the statement of my rights and I understand what my rights are. I am willing to make a statement and answer questions. I do not want a lawyer at this time. I understand and know what I am doing. No promises or threats have been made to me and no pressure or coercion of any kind has been used against me. Next one. >> I have read the statement of my rights and I understand what my rights are. I will not make a statement or answer questions. >> Okay. So now you get to make the determination which one you want to pick. You can, you know, unmute your rights or you can check on the box that says that you you wish to speak about. >> I'll talk. I have no idea why over here. >> So then just check off the box. Then your name in print and then your signature on the same line. >> Sorry. the date of birth on the next card and today's date is the 1st of July and the time is currently 5:01. All right. Um, so obviously we need to talk to you in reference to the incident for today. Okay. Um, it's gonna I'm gonna be honest with you. It's about your car. Okay. Um, what I want to know is how you got the car, when you got the car, by what means. Just give me the rundown. How everything started with you. Let's see. And then I'm super nervous. So, go. >> All right. Dell Volkswagen. >> Okay. >> Last Saturday. last Saturday. >> Okay. Well, you know, around what time? >> Um, I think I finished around 2:00 p.m. >> Okay. Um, Okay. And what happened there? >> I drove off, went to my girlfriend's house. >> Let's not fast forward too much. So, you went to a Volkswagen with the intention >> Oh. to purchase a new vehicle. >> Okay. And then what happened after that? um showed up, they came out, I said, "Hey, I had that vehicle particular picked out. I called in the morning." >> Who did you speak with? >> Um the first time I spoke with just a regular person, but then when I got there, Ali was my sales representative. >> Is that a nickname or is that his full? >> Uh I think that's his full name. That's what his business card says. >> Okay. >> And then I also spoke with a general service manager. Uh his first name is Chris and he's a friend of another a friend of mine's mom. Right. >> Um, so Chris kind of helped work the deal. Um, test drove the truck was exactly what I wanted. Pulled back in. They looked over. My son had a Ford Focus that I was trading in. >> Okay. >> Um, they looked over the Ford Focus. They did their numbers on trade in stuff. I didn't really want anything for the Focus. I think they came back with $1,500 for that. I like, "Yep, I want the truck." Okay. >> Um, they were very quick on the deal. We agreed on a price. >> Any documents were given? >> Uh yeah. >> You have you have the sales documents? >> Um in my house? Yeah. >> At your house? >> Mhm. >> And the sales documents have the everything for >> everything? Yeah. Um it was actually really I would say easier cuz I hadn't bought a car in shoot 15 years. I drive an old Tacoma that my son now drives. I don't know if any of you guys are Tacoma fans, but I almost cried when I had a >> I can imagine. >> Um but yeah, it was super easy. Everything was online. And I have a disc with like all the paperwork. >> Okay. So, they gave you a disc. >> Yeah. Okay. >> It's like a USB thumb drive. >> Do you remember who exactly was the sales sales representative? I know you said Ali, but any other, you know, any nicknames or any uh last name, business card, anything? >> I have his business card. I have his business card. >> Okay. So, then you did the documents for the purchase of the vehicle and then what happened after that? >> Um, did the documents went to the um I call finance manager. Okay. >> One finance manager did all our financing. um had some issues transferring over some money that was kind of a pain. So I ended up having because I put $15,000 down. >> Okay. >> So I transferred over like 5,000 on my American Express and then like 7,000 through USAA which was like my limit. >> Okay. Um question for you start the What was the sticker price on the car? >> Um 60 619. >> Was it brand new? >> Uh it's used. >> Used how many miles? >> 22,000. >> Okay. I put like 400 on it, I think. >> Okay. >> I put that on there. >> You You drove it today to the uh to the Coast Guard bay and then back to physical therapy. >> Okay. You're recovering from uh nailing. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I heard my back. >> Oh, okay. Um All righty. So, the reason why that you're in this position. Okay. Um so, the vehicle was reported stolen out of uh the dealership. Okay. Um it's it could be a miscommunication on their end cuz it was Dorado Volkswagen that basically reported as stolen. >> Yeah. >> Um were you given both sets of keys? >> Uh only one key. >> Only one key. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And did you ask for where the key? >> Yes, I did. And they said they couldn't find a second key. >> Okay. So, just to confirm on at Saturday at 2:00 p.m. approximately is when you went to go buy that truck. >> No, I got there at 9:00 in the morning. What time did you drive off? >> Uh, like 2 p.m. I can look back in my records and tell you exactly what time that was. >> What car did you have previous? >> It's a Toyota um Ford Focus. >> Your under your name? >> Mhm. >> Okay. And that tag, where'd you get the tag from? >> That tag, the tag that's on the truck was a tag that was on the car and they transferred the tag at the dealer. So, you got the tag from the dealer and they told you they were going to transfer the tag? >> Yeah. The registration's on the gold box. >> So, the tag that was on the truck today >> was on my Focus. >> Okay. So, it was previously on your car. >> Yeah. Registration. >> So, it's your tag. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Um, and it was on a Focus previously. >> Mhm. 2012 Ford Focus. >> Okay. >> Um, okay. Uh, as far as payments, did you you haven't paid the truck? You haven't paid for anything yet. >> So, I paid the 15,000 cash is paid for for my down payment. Okay. >> And I just got my notification today that um the it's on my phone. I can show you on the text message that my payments are getting ready to start. >> Okay. And as part of the purchase agreement, was there any documentation that you had to present after you drove the vehicle off the lot, like the next day or the week after? >> No. >> Nothing. So they they signed you already signed and the truck was yours. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So as a matter of fact, um because on Saturday we couldn't get the full transfer done. I called the finance manager back on >> what's his name? >> Um I don't have my phone. Um >> bring it. >> What's [Music] um >> Frank Frank is the service member. the the tag that you have have on the truck now. That's the tag that was on the Focus. >> That was the tag that was on the Focus. >> Have you ever owned a Chevy? >> No. >> No. >> Um I mean a Blazer like when I was in high school. >> What color? >> Black. >> But that's the tag that was on the focus the whole time since I've been in Florida. Okay. >> The Chevy was high school registered in South Carolina. >> So you've never owned a Chevrolet truck? No. [Music] >> What's your name? >> Your name? >> Shane. >> Shane. >> All right. So, the tag that was on your truck. All right. Comes back to a Chevy pickup. Okay. And that Chevy pickup's under your name. Should be that Chevy pickup or that GMC pickup. >> No. So the tag that's attached to the truck now when we run that tag it comes back to a Chevy pickup under your name. >> What? >> Yeah. >> So it never belonged to it never was never attached. Well I don't want to say was never attached. >> Just looking up the um if you can if anything pertaining to the purchase of the book can just confirm you were there on Saturday at the dealership. Correct. like you are if we check the cameras. >> Hey, hang on. Let me get my day straight cuz here this full strength. >> Who is this? >> This is my friend uh Jason's mom, Tracy, >> who works at Subaru of uh Subaru of Miami. Subaru North Miami. And I had her like run this stuff on the background. So, this is the Saturday that I bought the truck. I was texting with her Friday and Saturday cuz >> she's not the finance manager. >> She's not the finance the finance manager's name is Frank. I don't have any texts with Frank. I called him but I can >> So what's her role in this? >> Um she was working at Subaru in North Miami and she's got access to like run the dealer pricing and stuff like that. So, she had all you'll see the screenshots from where she ran the price like the fair price comparison or whatnot in there. >> And then my text message like Chris was super helpful. Like I I thought I really >> any emails sent to you? >> No. >> At all? >> Not that I not that I know of. Not that I noticed. >> Even after you purchase the car, you got nothing from the dealership or anything like that? Who who would it have came from? Or do you have >> it? Volkswagen maybe lift golf tournament. >> Have you logged into the bank statement? Cuz it usually says like what kind of car you finance and stuff. >> Yeah. So, no, I just got that today. You guys want to log in for the first time? >> Yes. Let's see if uh what ends up coming up. >> Welcome to driveway. Congratulations. And this, you can see this is today at 3 p.m. So, I was going into physical therapy when I got this. I was like, "Oh, cool. I got the register tonight." So, I'm going to try to set it up so that I pay twice a month cuz the payment's expensive on that thing. And I can promise you guys, I ain't trying to steal anything. I have no idea what happened, but it's not me trying to steal a truck. I I'm just going to ask a stupid question. Do you think somehow that tag was transferred or stolen somewhere? >> So the only thing is I mean even if it was uh you know transferred incorrectly it's still the fact that they were doing inventory and then we noticed the trouble is missing. So right now is everything that you're telling us is >> um cuz we need to verify what method how um you got the truck last week. >> What day? I mean, so don't don't give me a specific day, but just more or less last week. >> Oh, it was a Saturday. Hang on, I can pull the text message back up from my last one. >> How much did they sell you the truck for? >> Um, oh, here's here's some more messages. This is from my u my sales guy. >> That's the sales guy. >> Yeah, this is me leaving his truck. Ali. >> Ali. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. That's that's from the dealer later in the truck. >> Yeah. >> Can we call him? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Yeah. D I think he's he's the old dude that works in there. He's been there like 20 years. >> God, you guys scare the [ __ ] out of me. It's all right, man. I'm here for it, too. >> I'm not a criminal. I appreciate the crap out of you guys. >> Hello. >> Hi. Is this is this a >> the tag on the front? >> That's when they put it on the dealers. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Hi, Shane. Real pleasure meeting you today. Thank you for your business. Best wishes and happy murdering Ali Dorado Volkswagen. Cool. And this was all right. Just so we get it straight. June 21st. So that's two Saturdays ago, right? >> Let me verify. >> Yeah. Saturday. Saturday before last. >> Yeah, two Saturdays. [Music] I think the truck is going to load track on it, too. which is probably how you guys found me at Baylight. >> Um yeah, so basically it's this is just a formality. At the end of the day, we don't know what we have until we investigate a little further. That's when we interview. >> Um you know, once we verify all the details, >> I there's nothing to hide in this one. I mean, clearly we're going through just going this is what I don't understand though is like the tag thing. That's I mean >> that's >> that's we we'll talk about that after. We just need to verify. >> Uh he's on the phone with the driver. >> Yeah. So there's a cortex and then there's a >> Okay. So it's so basically seems that they >> Okay. >> It sounds like they messed up. >> Yeah. They basically Is this your phone or his phone? >> That's his phone. And then if you swipe to the Carfax, it comes back to a 1500. >> Yeah, >> it is a 1500. Yeah, but it's like a diesel um like lower model >> cuz that's a AT4. This is coming back to >> Hey, that's an AT4X, man. >> My bad. My bad. >> So, it seems like we can smile a little bit. >> No, no, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. At this point, >> just don't beat me up, man. >> No, no, no. Hopefully, we didn't treat you too rough. >> I want to hug I want to hug when I'm done. We'll >> talk after this. Maybe some coffee. >> I got some advice after this. Um, >> yeah, once he's done with it, he's actually talking to the sales rep once he comes back. Okay, >> I'll just tell you straight up. I mean, you're going to sue him. >> That's a big >> Let me see the the messages with the with the sales guy. You told me you showed us. >> Yeah, there's a conversation between you guys. >> Correct. the home. Yeah. >> What the [ __ ] >> All right. You're for real, right? This is embarrassing. >> I I can understand that. >> I'm I'm the [ __ ] helicopter maintenance officer for the G Coast Guard Air Station Opalaka. Like, you guys rolled me out of my physical therapy officer. I'd be like, "What the fuck?" I >> we treat all sort of vehicle. We don't know. >> Hey, dude. When we're done, we'll prog like I'm a dude. I've ruled people too. It's It's all good. We're there. I just was like the only thing that I could think was something with the truck and I was sitting in the cell freezing my balls off. I'm like this guy. And then when they said dural, I was like this is something with a truck. >> Yeah. We'll just verify the state as whatever this guy's saying and then >> No, this is all good. Well, it's not going to be good for them. I did everything. I I'll give you guys whatever you want. But my fiance's dad is also the ex 20-year chief of police of all her. >> I got nothing to hide. >> That answers the the badge in the couple. >> Oh, yeah. I have your >> coin or badge. Yeah, I have it there. I was like, just in case. >> Yeah. >> Your stuff. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know how you guys want to work it cuz of your your backpack or rug sack, whatever's in the back. I left it all there. Like, we really don't. >> Is the truck still Is the truck still there? >> Well, we told it. So, >> I I could give him a call >> if you want to go over there and be like, "Hey, listen. He just needs to get his stuff like and I'll explain the situation." >> Ask us how long is my truck going to be gone. >> I mean, depending on once we clarify everything and clarify everything, it's it'll you might be able to get it back uh pretty soon. supposed to be taking it to Marta Jackson while my girlfriend's my fiance's house, >> huh? >> At least you have a story for her. >> Yeah. No, for sure. I mean, I just want the truck back at this point. >> Oh, I love that truck. I grew up to you guys my bomber when you hit me. >> No, not that I know. >> That was only That was like the first thing I noticed. So like I wanted to get mad and then I was like, "Oh crap, it's the lights." So >> I got there after the fact. >> Totally unrelated story and just kind of crazy. I've got a friend in North Carolina. This is [ __ ] up cuz it is what it is. Got rolled on child like 3 weeks ago, dude. And we commissioned it like the same time. So you guys are spot on. and you like you never know who you're >> tactics and the way we handle stuff like >> Yeah, you guys were very professional. I appreciate you. >> Thank you. >> I'm um Yeah, it's not you guys at all. This is whatever they did. Can I answer this? >> No. >> Yeah. Can you just wait for us to finish and then >> All right. Yeah. >> She would get kicked out cuz my fiance was also a copa. >> Yeah. You can call her after. >> Yeah. Just for the sake of the interview. Everything's being recorded for privacy sake. >> How many years have you been ser? >> 27. I'm retiring next year. >> Really? >> It is actually. It's very good. I'm going to move to Jacksonville and um I think right now I'll probably go to work for Boeing. That's that's what I'm looking at. If I can find something that's like low, not low stress. Low stress isn't good, but like medium stress. >> What is it that you do? You just fix the planes. >> That's what I did. Um, now I direct the maintenance for the five helicopters. I've got 76. >> They're the rescue ones. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Um, you've always been here in the old one. >> No, I' I've been here for coming up on two and a half years. >> Where were you before? North Carolina. >> So you said you were there and then you just came over here. >> Yeah. So started in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Puerto Rico. Was in Puerto Rico for 5 years. >> Moved to North Carolina. Was in North Carolina for a lot longer than I expected. And uh transferred again on the base. I guess luckily it was it's a big base there. So they've got the schoolhouse. I was an instructor for a couple years. I worked at the overall center for a couple years. And then I was a ground support equipment program manager when I first commissioned. and um came up on the end of my tour. Tried to get the hedgeron in Jacksonville. I wanted to go to Jacksonville and ended up in Miami, which that's fun down here. >> Yeah. One of my my co- sergeants, he's like the the finance guy for the Coast Guard. >> Oh, what's his name? >> Pavis. He's a sergeant here, but does like all the I think he's out of like California. >> Oh, okay. >> He has to fly out all the time. >> Fly around. Nice. Yeah, I was almost I was enlisted for 21 years. No, I'm a warrant officer. So, >> you need college for that? >> Yeah. So, I I've got 12 years is my highest. I've got the equivalent on my associates cuz I went to college for a couple years and then I did my airframe and power plant license, my FCC license, and my FCC Growler so I can work on radios and aircraft. >> So, with the technical real counts as credits, >> it does. Yeah, it's it's good. Not a lot of technical routes have left. I mean, AMP wise and the civilian sector, man. Airports started getting thin. >> Yeah. >> All the guys are retiring. >> Is it really? >> It is. Yeah. And they've started the schools up like it's, you know, you can go to tech schools like Broward's got a good flight program, a good ground school program for maintenance, you know, but it's mainly like technical colleges. >> So, but it's been a fun career. We've got it. We've got it made. It's It's good fun. I was surprised you guys got a tight ship shight tight ship over there. We tried getting uh we originally went over there. >> Yeah. >> Uh to see if because the car was over there. >> And then we tried to get in to even look around. >> Guys didn't have my phone number cuz they called me and I would just came somewhere. >> So whenever we get calls like this, it's very loaded information. So >> to go find a known I Volkswagen dealer. Nobody nobody called. W email about them. That's that's the frustrating part is like >> that's that's the thing. We got to verify what's going on on their end because if the case is that it's a clerical error on the paperwork or something and you know that's something that they need to sort out themselves. Um but you know once they call us they tell us hey >> just so this vehicle is >> you know it's it's curious to me. Um I'm very relaxed now cuz I done [ __ ] wrong. um all of their vehicles there, they were like pushing the lowjack thing. Like they pushed the lowjack thing hard and I was like that's never been anywhere like that. But I'm thinking like South Florida, like it's pretty wild west here in my opinion. So all right, cool. I'm buying a used truck. It's expensive, you know, in a gated community and stuff. I was like, "Oh, cool. That's probably handy to have on there. I mean, that's what I pay insurance for, but peace of mind. But it was interesting that they were pushing that lo system. Like >> I mean, if anything, today's a testament to that really works. >> Yeah. So, they went all on the base. >> We tried. >> Yeah. Where did you guys go? Did you guys go today? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We went all the way down to Opalaka. >> Yeah. That's see if we can get a hold of the truck. >> That's where it sits all the time. >> Yeah. Once we saw how tight ship it was, we're like, "All right." I mean, either this guy's a contractor who has access or possibly somebody on base. >> I don't know. I'm I'm the man. >> Yeah, you guys would have created get a [ __ ] storm and a half doing that. >> That's why uh we went over there. Obviously, we asked questions first before doing anything crazy. But, um >> now that we know what it's about, it would have been funny, but it would not have been funny at the time. >> Well, not at the time. >> Not at the time. >> Laugh about it now. >> We laugh about it now. had a really great story. You guys remember that time Shane got arrested? >> Where are you originally from? >> South Carolina. I grew up in Charleston. >> Oh, okay. Love that place. >> I do, too. What'd you do before? >> Uh, sales. >> Sales. Really? Good for you, man. That's awesome. >> You You look like a military guy. >> Nah, I've been I've been doing this for a long time. Eight. Long time. Because I'm only so young. I'm not even in my 30s yet. I started at 21. >> Okay. >> Um before that I was a drag line oiler. >> Okay. And you're you're a brower. >> Yeah. >> All right. You know Brian Schnell >> in BSO? >> Yeah. You know where he's at? >> No, he's in Sunny Isles. He's a sergeant at Sunny. >> Actually, I have a couple cuz I went to Date Academy, so I know a lot of people from Sunny Also doesn't ring a bell. >> Yeah, Brian's a sergeant down there. And then Tom Hucker's my fiance's ex dad. He's the ex- chief at Harbor. I actually know the chief's there because he's one of my one of my really good friends. His dad. >> I get that a lot. My whole family served. I'm the only one that did it. >> Okay. >> I read the gold. >> You have the military look, do you? >> Yeah. The >> never crossed my head cuz I was just like, you know, graduated in 2014. I was like, >> shit's going downhill. So, >> dude, I tell you what, man. If I had to do it again, and I I'm going to go out with a good pension. Don't get me wrong. I guess it's not anything to complain about, man. When you guys go out, it's so good. It's so much better. >> Yeah. So, yeah, just like from what my brothers and my cousins told me, it's just like it was getting very political over there. So, without getting too deep into it, I was just like >> cuz they told me and I was like, I don't know. And then one of my cousins does this dating. I was like, that sounds more fun, honestly. >> Yeah. I I It's a toss up because I've really had a great career coming to the end that like I look back on some of the things I've done and I've gotten to do some incredible things. They've really helped a lot of people. Um but man, for retirement wise, it's police and fire, especially down here, you guys. >> No, it's good. But the cost of living is cuz you can retire, but then the cost of living keeps going like this, but then you stay here. So the old heads that retired a long time ago, >> they're working on like second pensions now and stuff. >> Yep. Vince. Yeah, that's Mr. Tom definitely. He went to Miami for a little while. >> We uh we've had we've had some some rough years in the Coast Guard. It's going to be interesting to see what plays out over the next couple. We um we've never had a secretary and I think that that's like really kind of coming home to roost after I you might as well say 12 years of Democrat leadership. I mean, you had like the little piece of trumpet in there that I wouldn't really say things really got better for us in that time frame. It got different, but it didn't really get better. And then we went back into four more years of like sequestration and you know, just the Coast Guard's budget is already small. >> Oh, is it? And uh we're just I'm blessed to be in aviation cuz we don't feel it as much but like our boat surface ops guys. They're they're >> Was that your SF team? >> Yeah. I mean our SF team rides the boats. So yeah, they they get caught right in the middle of it too. I mean they get funny, you know. Their kid stuff's nice and they get some cool, you know, cool kid to play with, but the boats that they ride are old old and broken. Yeah, cuz you guys aren't a part of DoD. It's good. It's uh >> Homeland Security. >> Homeland Security. >> You'd be surprised because the feds that I work with, they're wellunded. >> Oh, dude. Yeah. Oh, I'm not surprised. The AMO guys down at Homestead, they were just up this weekend for uh our change of command on Friday. Those guys are they're good to go. >> But we've never really had a champion, which is kind of weird. We never had anybody up there like screaming our name. And we always have just done more with less. And they're always like, "You guys are down there. That's the point. >> We're just down there." You know, it's like, "Oh, it's Coast Guard." But it's been good, man. It's I got nothing to complain about, that's for sure.