You're here, parked on the sidewalk, in front of somebody's house. Okay? I need you to step out of the car. What do I do? You hang up the phone and you step out of the car. I'm calling I I don't Can you turn the car off for me? I'm calling my I I don't I don't know what to do. I'm calling my Miss, can you turn off the car? Please turn off the car. Can you turn off the car? Please, ma'am. Okay, step out of the car for me. Can I get a second, please? I don't know I don't honestly I don't know my legal rights. What is my right? Get out in seconds here. How? I don't I never got I mean I never got spoken anything. I you never told me my rights. I don't know what's going on. I'm trying to talk to my brother right now who's a lawyer. Two or three. Miss, step step out of the car. I I think she says she mentions her rights. Could I get another car, please? Non-emergency. Yeah, she's kind of different than I don't know. I'm trying to call. Miss, you're going to have to step out of the car. Okay. I will. I just I just >> Okay. I just I just want to talk to my lawyer before I get Okay. >> involved. How much How much have you had to drink today? I'm not talking to you, sir. All right. So, during the course of this, she said she's on the phone with her sister, wanted to call her husband, brother's a lawyer, but wants to call a lawyer. Who's all these people that she could call? The person that she really needed to call was Uber. That's the only call that would absolutely have gotten her out of trouble today. And she needed to make that call before she parked her car on the literally parked on the sidewalk. So, I mean, if she's looking for a lifeline, the decision to make that phone call should have happened before she drove down the sidewalk. So, prior planning would have helped.