So, don't think that you run the streets. >> [bell] >> I said, "I also don't truly believe that you run the streets acting as if everybody is a part of your family." I don't. I don't believe that. I love that you think that, but I don't think anybody would do that. Your job is your job. It has nothing to do with your family. >> I'm saying instead of treating people just like a number >> I get that you're trying to treat them with more decency. I get that, but I feel that the way you're defining it is incorrect. >> Well, obviously it's not a >> I mean, like any anybody that's good at their job, like any police officer that's good at their job, is not going to treat everybody that they're working with as a family. That's just the wrong way to word it. It's not correct. >> I'm saying like I treat them as if I would want somebody else to treat me. >> I get it. I get what you're saying. I just feel that it's too nice. I feel the how you're saying it, I get it. I do. I do. But,