This is not a refund. It's to Jennifer assistant. >> Your ticket has been refunded. >> This is not refunded. This is a piece of paper that just says that refund on it. >> All right, so that's what they have to offer you. It's the refund. >> requested to preview. >> This is not a refund. I want to see it to Jennifer assistant. Is that so? >> Well, nothing will print like that. I can't even tell you your credit card number. All that is masked. It is not something that's available to >> privacy. >> personal information. We don't have that. I can't tell you what credit card you used, who credit card you used. >> So, what are you good for? >> Apparently for you, I'm not good for much. >> Yeah, you're not. >> Which is fine. I want my right I want my normal refund. >> That's what you're getting. You're finished. >> Okay. >> All right, well, then I'm going to give a call. >> Okay. >> And I'm going to sit right here. >> No, you're going to go over to the green chairs, okay? You can give a call from somewhere else. >> My mother. >> I thought your phone was dead. >> Let's see what the percentage is. Oh, 2%. >> Okay. >> Always 2%. It seems to be a common occurrence with people that I personally arrest having sub 5% energy in their phone. Like battery life, I see it all the time. 1%, 2%, 3%. I don't understand how people go through life like that. Right now, my phone 96% cuz I charged it on the way here. Like a normal person. I don't go around with my battery just about to die. Just in case I need it. This chick is going to need her phone. She needs to call for help. She's in a city she doesn't know. Apparently she hates everyone there. Apparently she hates everyone there that's white, which in Fort Myers, there's there's a lot of those people down there. Um she's just terrible and she is not planning well for what's going to happen to her in the very near future, which is probably needing a phone to call someone to help with bail. I don't know what's going on here.