I'm home. >> Were you heading home in a hurry? Is there an emergency? >> No. >> Okay. Driver's license, handy. >> I'm in the parking lot. >> I saw you on the street. >> Okay. But now I'm in the parking lot. So ma'am, it's private property. >> Does not matter. It's not a time to argue. >> What a terrible human. This stop happens in Illinois. It's the land of Lincoln in case you didn't know. Um, but this woman seems to be so hyperfocused on the fact that she's on private property. But when you are seen driving on a roadway on public property, just the fact that you pull into a private driveway, a private parking lot, that doesn't mean that you can't be stopped. Like, she is she is so wrong about this that there's not even an aspect of it that she could be right about. Um, so she's terrible from the word go and obviously incredibly ignorant as to the way the law works. Um, also she's feels like she's got this home base, like she made it to she made it to her her parking lot of her apartment complex and that she's okay there. But if she was driving recklessly in that parking lot or she was DUI in that parking lot, she never even has to be seen on a public roadway and you can be arrested because there is no home base for DUI, at least in the state of Arizona. And I would imagine Illinois is probably the same way. You don't you don't get to just say, "Hey, I pulled into a parking lot. uh you don't get to stop me or you don't get to arrest me. So that's obviously not the way this works.