What's up? >> What's the rush? >> What's up? >> Um, I'm just trying to get to work. I have a cruise control. >> So, >> you're doing 96? >> Not aware I was doing 96. I had the cruise control set at 85. >> I mean, okay, even let's give you the difference. Say you were doing 85. That's still 35 mph with the speed limit. >> I understand that. >> But, like I said, I I got you on radar doing 96. >> Okay. What? >> So, when did you clock? officer gets her locked in at 96 and she says I had cruise control on at 85 35 miles an hour in excess of the posted speed limit. When I use cruise control, it's like it's in a 65 and I'm like, "All right, I'm going to do 73 cruise control because it prevents me from speeding, right? It's a eight miles an hour over. Helps you get there a little bit faster, but it's not egregious. I don't do stops parade over. Most officers don't. That's fine. But I don't go, "Where's criminal speed? I'm going to put my cruise control on there." Like, that's not what criminal speed's used for. I I just I don't think she understands the the use of that tool.