I know all about police brutality. I'm scared for my life that you're going to shoot me. That's what I'm scared about. That's why. Not to be rude, but you're a white male. >> Wow. Just dropping that race card. >> Get hella scared for my life. That's the only thing that I'm ever worried about. >> Okay. >> If you're questioning, that's why. If you have questions, that's absolutely why. >> This stop brings up a great point, and that point is if you're going to be a designated driver, don't drink. Don't drink a little bit. Don't be the soberest of all the drunk people and then you're like, "Hey, I'll drive. I'm the most sober." Be totally sober. So, you know, it starts out with, "Hey, no one drank, so that was a lie. No one in the car drank." That's not true. And then it was, "I didn't have anything to drink." That was also untrue. And the lies just kept coming. But like, this officer asked for a second unit pretty quick. It's because we know what the smell of alcohol coming out of a vehicle is. And as soon as she said, "Nope, no one in this car has had anything to drink." He's like, "Hey, look, I need I need some help here because this this process is going to go. There's more than one person to deal with." Um, so he made a great call on that. And um I think he knew that the chances of her being a totally sober driver in a car full of drunk people were right in between slim and it's going to be cold in Phoenix in July. Like those are all the things that aren't going to happen.