She's only got her window cracked this far and I can still smell strong odor of marijuana. >> She's the only one in the car? >> Only one in the car. She's 30. That's where I'm at, so. So, yeah, if you want to pull her out, you can go through whatever. I'll write you a supplement. >> Okay. What is your name? >> Amanda. >> Amanda? >> Yes. >> Hi, can you hop out of the vehicle for me? >> Uh can I ask why? >> I'll tell you in a little bit, but I'll have you hop out of the vehicle first, okay? >> Can I ask why though? >> Cuz I'm asking you to. It's a lawful request. I'm asking you to hop out of the vehicle. >> I do wrong? >> Well, and that's why I'd like to talk to you some more about but I need you to hop out of the vehicle to do that. I can't answer these questions you got until you do. >> I know, but is it not against my right to ask why? >> Nope, it's not. You're correct. And that's why I'd like to provide those answers, but I've asked you not once, not twice, but three times to hop out of the vehicle.