Bye-bye. Well, he lives here, so >> He does not. He does NOT LIVE HERE. NO ONE'S COMING HERE. ALL RIGHT, TATTOO. SO, we know. That's why I'm here to do this right away. >> coming in the house. Okay. We don't need you here. So, he goes here for a civil standby. She's a She's a doll. He's not getting his [ __ ] He has He's not GETTING NO, DO NOT. NO. What do I Yeah, and you can get SHE'S OFF THE CHAIN. SORRY, we don't care. Oh, YOU HAVE TO GO STRAIGHT UP WITH ME. WHAT A DOLL. I DON'T STOP. NO. NO. You have You put your hands up. Turn around. You're under arrest. Yep. You're under arrest. That's it. Stop touching me. Right from the word go, this chick, whoever that is in green, um she's just terrible. So, she is you know, she's she's aggressive with the officer. Typically, when law enforcement's there, these go really smooth. People know the cops are there. There's you know, there's there's no anything bad. We just Hey, I got to go in and grab my TV and my clothes and my dog and I'm going to get out. Whatever it is, um everyone seems to be, you know, pretty much well-behaved. This is like flying off the handle, people yelling, screaming, yelling at the cops. And then, when you commit a crime, assault, and because they have a sexual relationship, a domestic violence assault in front of a law enforcement officer, you have to know that you're going to go to jail. You have to. I mean, it's just like it it's a a 15-year-old would know that if you punch or slap your boyfriend/girlfriend, whatever, that you're going to go to jail. So, I This is just pandemonium.