I'm not a driver. Okay, well, you are driving on the roadways in the state of Florida, so I need your driver's license or your identification. Like I said, I'm not driving. Okay, well, I am conducting a lawful stop. You are required to present me with your identification, so I'll take whatever identification you have. Okay, I I don't carry identification unless someone's going to pay me for my name. My name is registered as my private property on the record. Okay. So. So, what's your name? Okay. Uh I'm just recording this for the record. I'm not driving or operating a vehicle for hire on the roadways. And my name is my private property. And if you want my name, I'm conditionally accepting your offer so I can see you on the same day you arrest me. So, my conditional acceptance for my name to you is you give me $500 for my name. Check the 13 alpha 1094, please. Sir, you will be arrested if you do not present some type of identification. Really? If this guy was truly traveling, he would just be walking down the road. His boots are made for walking. So, when they say they have a right to travel, they absolutely do. You can walk down the road on your two feet and absolutely uh long as you're crossing all the streets, you know, in a crosswalk and everything's legal, you can travel as far as you want, wherever you want to go, and no one can stop you. Absolutely correct. But once you get in a car, the rules change.