You must have a suspicion of a crime. What is the crime that you are suspecting me of? Again, she didn't laugh. She said, "You're asking." So, you have no crime that you're suspecting me of, but you still want me to identify myself? All I want to know is suspicion of what crime. This is a simple question. It's a simple question. I know my rights. I know the law. I study law. So, I'm just trying to make sure. So, in order for you to request and need my information, identification, you must have a suspicion of what? You have to have something. We have a call. Somebody called in and said, "Did I give this the right document?" A suspicion of a crime. You must have a suspicion of a crime. What is the crime that you are suspecting me of? Again, she didn't laugh. She said, "You're acting." So, you have no crime that you're suspecting me of, but you still want me to identify myself. Investigation. Investigation for what? Cuz you have to have some kind of crime to investigate, right? No. You So, you just investigate people. You pick people out of random. Can you pick people at a random and just tell them to present ID?