All right, here's an example. This trooper, at 65 miles per hour, we just passed a 65-mph speed limit. This trooper is going at least 75, cuz I'm doing 68 right now. He is breaking the speed limit. Why? By over 15, is my guess. So, what if I did that? I'll tell you what would happen. I'd get a ticket. Oh, did he just go over the fog line? No. Not the trooper. The trooper not go over that fog line. He sure did. See, now it's 55. Now it just said it's reduced speed limit 55. So, I'm reducing. I'm at 63, 62, 61, 60. Wow. Look at this guy. He's way up there now. I don't even think he reduced speed. Do you see him? Yeah, I don't think he reduced speed at all. Now it's 45. If we get a chance to like pull up next to him, we need to say something to him. Now it's 35. Look at this. There's a 35-mph speed limit. And he's up there. He's already up by the red light. Oh, he got in the left-hand lane. He didn't turn left. Now we're going to catch the red light. Not going to be able to catch him. If he pulls somebody over, look, there he is up there. Oh, please pull that guy over. So, we can pull you over. Man, that is ridiculous. Is he following that guy? All right, let's see what happens. We have to wait for the red light to turn green. See, this is one of those 35 55s, 35 45. There's the 45. Total speed trap right here. And then the next sign is 55. Yeah, we're going to see if we can catch up to him. Maybe he'll pull this guy over. Okay, so now we're in a 55 mph zone. Let us see what happens. Is he already at the red light? He got away away from us. Oh, that's him right there. Shoot. Man, I would I wonder if he's going to go to the gas station. Oh, man, I wish there was a turnaround up here. There is no turnaround. Well, if there was a turnaround, I'd flip a U-ie and go back to talk to him about his speed, but maybe next time.