How do you say, you need my license like I committed a crime? >> Because this is This is now a traffic stop. You are not >> that. >> You are not free to go. I need your license, your registration, and your proof of insurance. >> What do you need me to >> Put the car in park. >> Put the car in park. >> Put the car in park. Turn the car off. >> You don't need to intimidate me. You don't need to >> Try to put your window down. >> You need to listen is what you need to do. >> I was having a conversation. >> You didn't need >> I haven't even You haven't even introduced yourself. >> Get her out of that car. This driver seems to have difficulty understanding that even though she's in a parking lot, we can affect a traffic stop. She was observed on the roadway. They have her speed. She's the sole occupant of the vehicle she's driving. She pulls into a parking lot. They then contact her. She seems to think that she's on some sort of home base, that she's, you know, just exempt from any sort of repercussions from what she was doing on the roadway now that she pulled into private property, and that is not the truth. Um so, I mean, I think this officer just doesn't absolutely great job of really explaining to her like she's a 5-year-old that this is a lawful detention, that she is detained. It is a traffic stop, and that she needs to identify herself. It's like she just either can't Either she's unwilling or unable to understand that, and either one of those isn't good.