Nope. Cops hopping out of the truck. Oh, wait. Wait, wait. Uh, the Oh. All right. Just How can I back up? I'm sorry, Dad. Just a minute. Okay. Yes, Dad. Tell her you have autism. Okay. Where's that? Where's that so bad? No. No. Not that no thing. Are you tapping tire? No. Excuse me, miss. Um, I'm autistic. My friends of law enforcement today brought this video to my attention. Um, if you read through the article that's associated with the video, uh, it's a driver who has autism. He when he drives, he talks to his dad on the phone so dad can kind of give him some some advice and navigation. And, uh, he comes into a road closure and this awesome, uh, Connecticut state trooper stops him. Um, he advises her that he's got autism. She is awesome. Take a breath. You're okay. Where are we going? Where are we going? I'm supposed to be going home. She's so good. Okay, just take a breath right now. Okay. I'm on the phone with my dad right now. Okay. Okay. You're okay. I'm so sorry. I thought that that look at me. Look at me. We're not in any trouble. Okay. You're okay. I have a No. You're okay. Look at me. Look at me. We're not in trouble. We're not in trouble. Breathe. Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. It's just the sign of sound. Look at me. Look at me. We're not in trouble. Okay. What's your name? Blake. Blake, my name is Jordan. Okay. Nice to meet you. It's nice. It's nice to meet you. Okay. So, what we're going to do, we're going to turn around and we're going to come right back the way that you came in. Okay. Go back. Go back right the way. So, what I want you to do is you turn around. Can you turn around in this driveway right here? You see this big open lot? Uh, yeah. It looks like there's plenty of room. Okay. If you're able to, I'm going to have you pull right in there and just turn around and come right back out and I'll continue talking to you. Okay. See right there? Okay. You're not in any trouble. Okay. All right. All right. Go ahead. Turn right in there and turn around. Okay. Through the article, you read that this driver watches Fridays with Frank and that he learned how to communicate and how to stay calm during conversations and contact with law enforcement from watching the videos that I've put out. So, um I'm I'm just really excited about it. I thought it I thought it was a great video. Um just a great exemplar of how this video and this platform um reaches out and obviously this is in Connecticut. It's thousands of miles away. Um, but I still get to have a really positive interaction with this person who I've never met. All right, bud. Good job. Stay calm. Thank you. All right. All right. Thank you for your help. What about those uh those cones over there in that drive around? Okay. Thank you. Thank you so much, Blake. If you're watching this, great job. Great job interacting with that trooper. Uh, thank you so much for uh for putting some giving me some credit on this. But really, you did everything. You did everything by yourself. You were there taking care of business.