An officer stops a man and tickets him for riding an electric skateboard in a bike lane. Calm and informed, he challenges the inconsistent rules, exposing vague boundaries and contradictions. The officer brushes it off. Watch what excuse comes next. >> So currently, I am getting a ticket. I was told by this officer that uh there's no electric skateboards ever in the city of Waikiki. Got back up. >> What's up, man? How we doing? >> Yeah, you're good. $5 is the fine, okay? So here's the three ways that you can take care of it. It's all here on the back of this yellow right here. I'll provide a envelope for you. >> Sure. >> You got any questions? >> Yes. Where does Waikiki start and where does Waikiki end? >> over there, and then you know the back way of Ala Wai over here? >> Yes. >> So kind of look at that as like a little circumference. If you go by some of the stations over here, I think there's one down there that actually shows you the boundaries of Waikiki. >> I'm upset that I was told by a police officer that I should be in the bicycle lane. And then now I'm getting a ticket for being in the bicycle lane. That's where you just pulled me over. >> You know, like I said, sorry that that happened or you were told that. Like I said, the bicycles are only things that can be ridden around here. You can't have a skateboard inside here. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> All right, thanks, man. Have a good day.