Maybe park in the road, and then maybe nobody would hit your car. How about that? >> Or you could drive sober and not run into it. By the way. >> Everybody, how about that? Yeah, maybe park in the road, and then maybe nobody would hit your car. That's fine. I'll never get into nursing school. That's fine. >> Sounds like a you problem. >> It's not going to be okay. >> Do you have a Well, before I put you in the car, do you have anything sharp in your pocket? Would you like to hit your vape? >> Yes. >> Okay. You can. You can turn it on in the car if you want. >> [laughter] >> Okay, it's going to be okay, baby. It's not going to be okay. I'm never going to get into nursing school. What the [ __ ] do you want? Are you kidding? >> You are. Yes, you are. >> As we go down, she starts giving this tirade of that it's everyone else's fault, and she just wants to hit her vape, and mom's there giving her hugs and saying it's okay, and she has to hit her vape again. But, these are all just coping mechanisms because she just has an in absolute obvious inability to deal with the slightest bit of adversity. Like, this is not a life-ending decision. She didn't kill anyone, luckily. She just got into a wreck after having a couple too many beers, and she's got a She's There's consequences for that. But, her absolute inability to cope with this, and her sobbing and crying, and just all of these antics, what they show is she's not ready for nursing school. She's not mature enough for nursing school. So, maybe she needs to get through this and learn a little bit of resilience in her life before she goes and tries to take care of other people.