You're going through a lot. >> I'm so under stress. >> You just What What do you need? I'm sorry. >> Your ID. >> You created >> You're done with it all. This is I'm going to make this blunt. I can tiptoe around it, but I don't want to tiptoe around around it. >> mean like I'm not going to right. >> Yeah. >> No, I'm not going to I used to work with my daughter. >> Okay. >> I used to work on the base on a navy base and right I I can understand it for sure. >> What did you want? Oh, your driver's license. >> Or uh something like that. >> Yeah, it's my purse. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's my purse. >> So, do you have family here that can pick you up or anyone that can like a friends or family that can pick you up? >> I am in I in Arizona. >> Can you tell me where you're at? >> Arizona. >> You don't know this. >> No, it's just a question. >> No, I'm in Arizona. You're not in Arizona. What day of the week is >> This female officer is doing a great job of establishing if the if this this suspect is alert and oriented. Uh in the medical field they call it A&O. Um so, it could be A&O times four, which is they're going to ask you four questions that pretty much have to do with um your cognitive function if you know who you are, where you are. Um they ask questions like, "Hey, who's the president? What date it is?" Things like that just to see and give a baseline of cognitive function. And when she is in Nashville uh and says oh something about being in Arizona, like you don't know what state you're in. You either you're too drunk to know or you're going through some sort of mental issue that doesn't allow you to understand where you are. Either way, you're probably not good to be on your own and fending for yourself in public. So, that's where all these questions that that this officer is asking is they're building the case towards can you take care of yourself?