They cannot go in a straight line right now. Like when I say it's going all over the road, it's just like literally going back and forth. Literally going going touching the the the guardrail on the not the guardrail, but the the rumble strips on the right. And then now we're going 25 mph and they are not even in this lane right now. >> Well, good afternoon. >> Hey, >> Officer Earlman, Goofrey's Police. I'm well. The reason I'm stopping today is I saw you come out of your lane twice. >> Okay, I'm so sorry. >> Any reason you weren't able to maintain your lane? >> No, no reason. >> All right. Well, currently I'm assigned to our full-time traffic unit in an aggressive driver vehicle. So, when calls like this come out and it's it's a call of a possibly impaired driver or a reckless aggressive driver, it's like a game of cat and mouse. Like they're going down the road, we're trying to find them. It is it I think every traffic unit all across the country, when these calls kick out, especially one like this where the caller is describing driving that would be consistent with an impaired driver, um everyone that's in the area is trying to locate this vehicle and stop it before it causes a collision. So, that's really that that is the main focus of impaired driving enforcement is trying to stop people from hurting themselves or others with collisions. So, this I guarantee every officer in the area is looking for this car and uh kind of a fun game.