Do me a favor. Step out the vehicle. >> No. >> Step out. >> No. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> No. This is illegal searching. Yes, it is. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. It's not. >> I'm going to do one more. Do you have a warrant? >> Go to jail. Do >> you have a warrant? >> I'm let you know now. >> Oh, that's aggressive. >> Search me. Search me. >> Why are you putting gloves on? >> Here we go. So, if you're ever watching a whole bunch of cops dealing with someone and all of a sudden those cops start putting gloves on, you better know that that's when the fight's going to happen. Cops do it all the time. We like to put gloves on before we fight because a lot of times we go to the ground, you get scuffed up knuckles and hands, and it just protects you while you're in a physical altercation with someone. Also helps you grip them a little better. But if I'm in a car and I see someone putting gloves on while they're sitting in their car and they're not like eating something greasy, that's a red flag. It's it is almost a pre-fight indicator, as I would be able to describe it after, you know, the length of my career in law enforcement and seeing that as a uh as something that happens preemptively before a fight occurs. So, I love that this deputy is cognizant enough to see it, to recognize it, and then to actively address it.