So, how much cannabis is in the vehicle right now? She said that she has a small vial is what she said. Okay. Do you have anything that's yours? Um, you cannot search my vehicle. Okay. And this is a little excessive for window tint at 7:00 at night on aing Friday. So, I don't believe it is. Okay. Cuz we got a couple things here. I I I got the unmistakable order of marijuana coming from the vehicle. You got the admission that this marijuana coming from the vehicle, which does give me probable cause to search this vehicle. So that is what I would like to do next. Okay. Not giving you That's fine. I don't need your permission at this point, mama. Uh I do believe that you do. I do not. Okay. Fine. You are a mistake. The vehicle for me. Okay. Probable cause is one of the exceptions to search and seizure to the fourth amendment. So if you can conduct a probable cause search of a vehicle and now that wouldn't fly here in Arizona because marijuana is legal. So there is no probable cause search for the odor of green marijuana here in Arizona. Um, obviously Wisconsin has different laws, so you can do a probable cause search for this deodorant marijuana in the vehicle. Whether they admit it or not, or the marijuana came from a different state or not, none of that matters. There's marijuana in the car, which is how Arizona used to be. Soon as you smelled it, you had the car. You could search anything. So apparently Wisconsin like is the same way, just like that right now.