I know this like might sound like a excuse that I'm pulling out of my ass. I'm from Buckeye, Arizona. My ID says that I just moved up here and our the like the speeds are different over there and I'm used to just like going that speed and like I kind of just like autopilot on my head and I'm so sorry. How fast were you going? I think I was going 50. So I got trying radar at 70. Yeah, the speed limit is 35. I know you're not familiar with the area. Um, but luckily the speed limit signs look the same here as they do in Buckeye. Um, specifically on this road from where you came from, you passed two signs that said 35. One of them had flashing white lights on it to draw even more attention like, "Hey, I'm here. I need you to slow down." Okay. Um, I'm just going to give you a civil speed ticket. What that means is if you haven't been to traffic school in the last year, you could take traffic school for this. That way it doesn't show up on your driver's record. Insurance never finds out about it. In Arizona, when you do more than 20 m over the post of speed limit, so in this case, 55 and above, you can technically be arrested and booked into jail and I can tow your car. Okay? So, that's not going to happen, right? I'm already going to I'm going to give you a civil citation, but I like to tell people that because a lot of times people like, "Ah, it's just speeding." And it's only speeding up to 20 mph. After that, it's a crime. No different than you shoplifting at Walmart or punching somebody in the