You know the first amendment? >> You really want to go that route, man? >> You know you're going to have a speaker down here, right? >> What law is that? >> Really? >> Yeah. >> it up for you. I can write you a citation. >> That's fine. >> Do you have a permit for the speaker? >> I got permission as far as uh utilizing the public space. >> For what? >> You know the first amendment? I just want to let y'all know that this is a public park. >> not. >> I go by dash 21-52, which is doesn't say we can't have a speaker on the Riverwalk. >> know about it. I would love to be educated. >> Let me choose. >> I'll give you the name, but what what do you mean choose? I just want to >> Without a permit, you can't have a speaker down >> What permit would I get? >> Permit to use a speaker down here. >> Did someone complain or you're just passing by? >> No, no, I'm passing. >> If you want to show me what ordinance it is, I would love to be educated. I'm advocating. I'm protesting my right to be in a public space, and also I'm practicing my religion. And if you're saying that there's a law that I don't know about, I would love to be educated. The tickets are always thrown away. There has to be a device to measure my sound if I'm breaking ordinance.