I am sorry. >> Use it. >> Use the Use the running board. >> Except all this. >> I just Just let my girl right here. Just let my girl right here cuz I'm done. I'm done. No, I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. You want to baker You want to baker act me because I'm I'm about done. If this happens right now >> You are going to jail. >> I am Well, yeah, then I'm done. I'm done. >> Yeah, you're under arrest. >> I'm I'm a big deal in this town and if I get arrested, then Man >> But you are arrested. >> No. Just Just get me get me baker acted then. >> You can be baker acted after you get out of jail. That's fine. >> Oh, no, no, no. I'll I'll I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to kill myself in the back seat of your car. >> Our suspect here claims that he's bipolar. Which I think right now what it looks like is that half the time he's sober and the other half of the time he's impaired and he's thinking that that's bipolar because he's definitely on half of that right now. Um so with his is bipolar-ness which I'm sure he's probably not supposed to be consuming alcohol. Now he makes these suicidal statements. Which he doesn't understand the repercussions of those, but as law enforcement, we know that when we tell our brothers and sisters on the correction side of things, "Hey, he made suicidal statements." Um at least here where I work, they will strip that person naked and they will put him in a padded room to make sure that he can't hurt himself. So he's just a padded room with like a little mattress pad on the floor and a blanket. That's what he'll get. And until he sobers up and becomes less suicidal. So just him saying that his bad day that then got worse when he had his boss's daughter in the car now got exponentially worse when he gets to jail and doesn't have any pants anymore. Things are going to get bad.