So, I apologize, but no one has. >> I mean, I don't like that either. But the one number one thing I do not like when people just >> lie for no reason. >> There's not that. I'm not lying for no reason. You think I've only lied? >> No, he's lying cuz he's got one >> that perfectly just for just for >> You made up a whole ass Amish story, dog. >> Already made up, bro, because I got a life sentence for some I didn't do. That's what I'm getting mad at. >> He's not Amish at all. >> I'm getting a life sentence for something I didn't do. So every contact a citizen has with law enforcement they have three options and two of them are respectable. One of them tell the truth always respectable. The other one is except for your for your name and date of birth but you can provide an identification and then not say another word. You have a fifth amendment. It is a constitutional right. You don't have to talk except for stuff to identify yourself. That's it. Option three is lie through your teeth. And that's the worst because it's the most disrespectful. Um, it's just dishonorable. And when you're standing there talking to someone face to face and you are lying through your teeth, uh, it's just it it is the worst of those three choices. And that's why this deputy is so aggravated is because this guy wasted everyone's time just lying when he could have said, "Look, man, I don't I don't want to talk to you. I don't like the cops and I don't want to talk to you. And that would have been fine, but the option three was terrible.