I had a lot of wine. You had a lot of wine? I had a lot of wine. I believe that. So, are you traveling alone? Listen to what I'm saying. Focus. Are you traveling alone? Yes or no? >> and they're lying. Are you traveling alone? Yes or no? >> I am. Okay. Okay. Where's your Where's your ID? Over here. Can I see it? Can I get it out for you? Yeah. So, what you want from me? Your driver's license or your ID or whatever kind of identification you have and your boarding pass. >> So, what? Why are you so angry? I'm not trying to do anything to >> I was just trying to make sure you're okay, okay? I'm okay. Okay. Uh thank you. I think you might have had a little too much to drink. How How much wine How much wine have you had? Two bottles. >> My problem. Yeah. >> Who are you? It's a problem. How much wine have you had? Two glasses. How How much wine have you drank tonight? Ma'am. Wow. >> Focus on me, okay? How much wine have you had to drink tonight? Two glasses. >> Two glasses, that's it? Yeah. Okay. How long ago was that? No. All right. I've mentioned it before. There's a running joke amongst law enforcement here in the United States that when we contact an impaired driver and ask them, "Hey, how much have you had to drink?" No matter how much they've had, the answer is always "I've had two beers." Well, apparently, that same response transcends nation lines and they do it in Germany, also, because she says she's from Germany and she said she had two glasses of wine. So, I don't know. Maybe it's just Maybe it's it's just in us as human beings that that's what's what we say. That it's just the first one and the last one that we remember. But, certainly looks like more than two glasses from where I'm sitting.