Cops just hate it when you exercise your rights, and that's exactly what this guy did. But, they tried to big dog him anyway, and it did not go their way at all. If you don't live in here, you're not allowed back >> I live here, sir. Right around the left corner there, to the right, teal blue house. >> have a license? I do, but I'd rather not show it if I'm not obligated by law. >> Well, I need to prove that you live on the street. >> You're saying I'm obligated by law? >> If I can't prove you don't live on the street, right? >> You can run my tag and see the address pulls up on it. >> We're going to make it that complicated? >> Are you? I don't know. I'm trying to get home. If you want to make it complicated, go ahead. >> That's fine. We can make this as long as you want. Just stay right here and I'll verify it. There's not like enough going on, right? >> I know exactly what's going on, sir, and that's why I'd like to get home. So, I appreciate if you didn't hold me up. Excuse me. You didn't just stop me. You stopped everybody. >> I don't care who you stop. I live here. >> All right. Obviously, you just want to be a problem. >> No, I just want to go home. Let's see what happens here. So, we're not going to turn this around on me. You're the ones holding me up. You're the ones that contacted me. I'm trying to go home. So, don't play that cop-splaining attitude with me. >> Make sure you're not cooperating. I cooperated just fine, sir. I told you my address. You're the one with the attitude and the cop-splaining problem. >> Good to go. >> Yeah, I know that.