When police ask this trick question, 99% of you will give the wrong answer. So, let's talk about what this question is. You're driving down the road and you're swerving all over the road. Maybe you're looking at your phone. Maybe you're thinking about something. Maybe you're distracted. I don't know. But you get pulled over and the officer suspects that you're driving under the influence. Eventually, he's going to ask you to take a few tests to make sure it's okay for you to drive. You already know how to handle that if you're a Dr. Judge follower. You should never take those tests. But let me tell you about the trick question that's coming that gets everybody convicted. And let me tell you why. So the officer at some point is going to ask you on a scale of 0 to 10. Zero being nothing to drink, completely sober, 10 being commode, hugging, drunk, where do you rate yourself? 99 out of 100 of you are going to say two, maybe three. I've heard three, but I've most often heard I'm a two because he already [clears throat] knows that you've admitted to drinking cuz you made the mistake of admitting to drinking and you know that he can probably smell it on your breath. So, you're not going to say zero because you're thinking, "Well, that's really lying to a police officer if I say zero because he defined zero as completely sober, had nothing to drink." So, you're not going to lie to this police officer because you already told him you had something to drink, which was a mistake, but you've already done that. So, if you're at this question, the only answer to this question that's the safe answer is I don't answer questions without a lawyer. But if you're already to this point, you've already done a whole lot wrong and you're probably not a follower of mine and you haven't learned this lesson yet. Let me tell you why it's a trick. Because if you say anything but zero, then you're telling this officer, I'm impaired a little bit or I'm affected a little bit. You won't use the word impaired. He'll say on a scale of 0 to 10. Zero being completely sober, had nothing to drink. 10's commode hugging or kneec drunk. He'll use terms like that. He knows you're not going to say 10. He knows you're not going to say zero. So you're going to rate yourself at a one or a two. And he'll say, "So you're feeling it just a little bit." And 99 out of a 100red of you will say, "Yeah, a little bit." And you think a little bit is okay. Well, in Tennessee, a little bit under case law means you're convicted of a DUI. Because if you're impaired in Tennessee ever so slightly by the alcohol or if you're affected ever so slightly by the alcohol, then you are guilty of driving under the influence. You don't have to be commode hugging drunk to be guilty. You just have to be buzzed to be guilty. You've seen those commercials. Buzz driving is drunk driving. That's the whole premise behind this question. The question is designed to lure you to sleep and go, "Well, you're not going to admit to being commode hugging drunk," which is what they're looking to arrest. They're looking to arrest a one or a two. And so if you say a one or a two, you're going to be admitting to impairment. You're admitting to being affected by the alcohol. That's why they do this trick question. The only smart answer to this question is, I don't answer questions without a lawyer. That's the only safe way out. But if you're going to say a number, say zero. I'm a zero. I'm completely sober, officer.