It looks suspicious. I know, but suspicious is not a crime or misdemeanor, sir. Like It's called reasonable suspicion. All I need to do is identify you, make sure you're not on America's Most Wanted, and then you're free to leave. Well, I'm not. If If I don't get out of the car, you going to arrest me? 100% for obstruction. >> Okay, cool. >> Please step out. Thank you, sir. What's going on? >> What's up, Andrew? You working security or something over here? Nah. Huh? You've been out here for quite some time. Uh no, I haven't. I I've been here probably 15 minutes. All right. Do you have your license, registration, proof of insurance, all that? Yeah, what do I need that for, though? Well, we're in a high-crime area. Backed in. Which is why >> you you see me back in, though. You follow me. You you you follow me from over there. No, it's not my job to do your job for you and tell you to step out. Yeah, that's why I'm asking you the question. >> Yeah, and I don't have to answer. Yeah, go ahead and step out of the car. Okay. Go ahead and step out of the car right >> Do Do I have to? Yes. 100% I'm giving you a lawful command. I'm just I'm just Are you being obstructive? No, I'm not being ob- I'm asking questions. All right, there's So, we'll explain everything in a minute. Cuz I'm trying to explain it in the most professional way possible. >> I know. You're allowed to ask questions. And I'm allowed to not answer questions as well. >> not true, because I have reasonable suspicion to believe that there's something going on. Okay, sir. So, I'm just going to ask you one question. If If I don't get out of the car, you going to arrest me? 100% for obstruction. Please step out. Thank you, sir. >> Can you turn off the car? Just going to pat you down. You're not under arrest. I'm going