So recently I did a video on how it's illegal to have an open container of alcoholic beverage in your car in Tennessee. And I had a follower, Art Coach, that said this. Well, isn't it the prosecution's burden to prove whose open container it was? And yes, Art Coach, you would be right. It is the prosecution's burden to prove who the open container belonged to. But it's in your best interest not to have any open containers in your car at all, lest they make a mistake and charge you with being the driver and having an open container. That's illegal in Tennessee. Even though it's not illegal for a passenger to do that, it's better that you just not have any open containers at all. However, you are right, Arc Coach. It is the burden of the prosecution to prove that it was your open container and not the one of your passenger.