I don't think the attitude's going to help your situation. Okay. >> The last time I was pulled over by a cop, they pulled over two people at one time in the middle of the road. So, I'm sorry. And he came up to the car and put his hand on his gun. So, I'm sorry if I watch right now. >> I got you. I'm not them. Obviously, I'm not done any of that stuff. >> Yes. >> Do you have your registration paperwork? >> All right. All right, hang time. Back with you in a few. >> Good answer, by the way. It's officer. >> Take a look at the table. Ready? >> The Camaro unmarked. Nice. >> I like it. Oh, of course her license is suspended. I like the fast forward. I like that. All right, ma'am. I need you to hop out of the vehicle right in the back of your trunk with me. >> What? >> I need you to step out of the vehicle and come around back to your trunk with me. >> Why? >> Cuz we're going to take care of paperwork back here. >> So, she tells the SAB story of how the super mean cop before and he came up to the car and he had his hand on his gun. There's all this crazy trauma that she has from this previous contact with law enforcement. Well, there's an idea that if you don't like law enforcement, maybe don't do things that summons law enforcement, like traveling at criminal speed or driving on a suspended. Like, I I don't know. If I didn't if I didn't like dogs, I wouldn't go to the pound, right? Cuz I know they're there. Well, if I'm on the road and I know cops are there, I'm not going to be like, "Hey, come on over here. I'm going to do Criminal Speed so I can meet you." I feel like there's some there's some very linear logic and common sense that's missing from this scenario.