You're scouting at this point. You just >> That's a sergeant. He doesn't have time to scout here. What do you mean? Why do you keep talking to me on my side? He's right here. Why do you keep opening your mouth? >> You're laughing like we won't fight or something. Do you want to work? Oh, okay. I thought that too. Shut the up talking to me. >> I sure did. Like what? >> Go ahead and step out of the car. >> This is going to be awesome. >> Can you get off me? >> Boom. Yes. Yes. Down you go. all over. >> Yeah. >> Learning curve. >> So, you can say a lot of things to the police, right? We we we accept um verbal assaults, which isn't a thing, but it's a term that gets thrown around out there. People can yell at us. Um all that happens. What you can say is that you want to fight us. Um because that is what's known as a pre-fight indicator. um saying that you want to actively fight me and then we're going to take action to prevent you from fighting us. It's literally what's going to happen. So, she says that I like that the sergeant on the driver's side's like, "Get out. We're going to address this right now." And she gets out, Sarge puts his hands on her, she pulls away, and big Sarge takes care of business immediately. And I love that. I love that he's non nonsense. It's not, you know, they're not having this tugof-war. He just goes straight to it and straight to the ground they go. I love it. It's my favorite.