Um, can I ask why? I >> 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 did, bro. >> 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 it's 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 if I've asked you not once, not twice, but three times to hop out of the vehicle. >> Wait, but there's not there's not a barrier between me asking and why. >> Why is terms I need you to hop out of the vehicle? Because I've asked. >> What are the >> hop out of the vehicle? Okay. If you want my reason, it's because I'm starting my investigation of a DUI since obviously you've consumed some alcohol tonight. So, hop out of the vehicle. There's my reason why. Thank you.