The guy's wearing a shirt that says obey, yet he just couldn't do that. Okay. Travis pointed a gun at me. Travis. Yeah. We do that to felons. You pointed a gun at me? I didn't. I was the one you talked to. >> Hey, did you point a gun at me? Huh? Did you point a gun at me? It's okay. Guns are for [ __ ] buddy. All right. You understand that? The Tracy ambulances are down here. All right. Yeah, we're going Point a gun at me again, you son of a [ __ ] Okay. I'm going to have a blood draw. That way you don't have to watch this. Point guns at civilians. You point guns at civilians. That's what the La Crosse Police Department does. And we all do that. That's what happens when you're a violent felon. During the debrief, which is very common, someone comes out of a barricaded residence, we debrief them to find out who's in the house and you know, if there's anything else we need to be worried about, and he says, "Hey, the only thing that's in there is my cat." Okay. I I like cats. I've met some really friendly cats. I like them. I cats have personalities. Um and then later on he says, quote, "Guns are for fill in the blank. So, he loves cats and he doesn't like guns. I know all I need to know about this guy. Right now, I know take him, put him in a little box like, "Yep, you go in here cuz >> [snorts] >> you're that guy."