What on earth are you doing? >> You're going 73 mph back there and then you just ran the red. >> I was never going 73. >> Okay. You were, but it's okay. Do you have your uh proof of insurance and your driver's license on? >> I have my driver's license. Um >> where are you coming from tonight? >> I live >> Where are you coming from? >> Like where were you at? Not where are you going? >> I live right there. >> But where were you? Almost made it. >> I know where I was at, babe. >> A3. Can you just call that cop babe? >> Insurance, please. >> I don't have proof of insurance, sir. >> Who's your insurance company? >> I don't have proof of insurance. >> What company do you have? >> I don't have proof of insurance, sir. >> She doesn't understand the difference between proof and >> insurance. When I used to drive a sports car for a living, I was asked all the time, "Why do you need a car so fast?" There are multiple times that Sam and I would chase someone at over 100 miles an hour just trying to catch up to them. Um, this car going seven, I think they said 73. Um, the laws of physics say you have to go faster than that to catch them. Cops need fast cars. Like we're not driving a jalapy for a reason. We need to be able to catch up to people that are speeding. And this is a great example as to