All right. See your driver's license, please. Hold on. I got a gun on the side of my head, but I'm legal. Okay. But I'm just letting you know. Okay. Yeah. You don't touch yours. I won't touch mine. We'll keep it simple. All right. I like your style. Absolutely. Take out my Yep. Please. Thank you. So, reason I stopped you is you didn't come to a stop at the stop sign on Palm before you made the right on the canal. I know, man. My bad. I'm sorry. And this reg this insurance expired 2 days ago. Doesn't look like you get pulled over a lot. I don't. Man, you were a helien back in the day. Oh yeah, dude. I was a little troublemaker. I had to grow up, man. I got kids and grandkids, so I got to That will force you to grow up whether you like it or not. Yeah, dude. Unless you're a total dirt bag and then that's how you know you're a dirt bag. So listen, man. I'm going to give you a break today on failing to stop at that stop sign. Yeah, dude. Thank you, dude. Reason I stopped you is you're 71 and a 50. Okay. So, I know, man. You got that big ultimate energy going on, but your phone number is still 52074. [Music] Yes, sir. All right. You know where I got that from? Uh, I think I remember you. The last time I pulled you over, I think it was on uh MCG and Biano. Yeah. So, that was about about 3 years ago. It was in 2022. And uh I stopped you at 88 in a 50. You must have been a really nice guy that day because that's a like big criminal amount of speed. I didn't write you a criminal ticket. So, you must have been doing something good that day. So, you're going to get another ticket for me today cuz it's literally my job. But today, you're only doing 71. So, you are slowly getting closer to the speed limit. I'm trying to. We're working on it. Yeah. All right. Any questions about anything? No. See you, man. I appreciate that. Thanks for be Thanks for being cool the second time, too. I appreciate. Then drive safe today. How you doing? See your driver's license, please. I don't have a license, sir. My uncle knees hurting. I was driving back home. I don't have license. Okay. My waterfall, but here comes I don't need I don't need I I'll take yours anyway. Hope you're I'm not from this I'm not from I'm not from here anyway. So, you're from the state of Washington. Well, welcome to America here. Do you uh do you need driver's licenses in Washington? Uh yes, I do. Well, you need one in Arizona, too. Yes, I do. Sorry. So, all right. Well, the reason I stopped you is because you're at a criminal amount of speed. You're at 75 miles an hour and opposed to 50. I I didn't know. I didn't know. So, whose car is this? All right. Hey, man. Does the B AE on your license plate stand for big Ultimate Energy? Are you call? Oh, babe. Yeah. Hey, babe. Okay. I was like, man, you got some big ultimate energy as you're driving down the road at 25 over. I I didn't know that. I'm from Newton, Arizona. I did not. I get that. I get You know what's interesting? I've been to the great state of Washington. Speed limits. Speed limits there look just like the speed limits here. I understand that, sir. So, your driver's license is both suspended and revoked in the state of Washington. And that means it's suspended and revoked also in the state of Arizona. So, um your first citation is for your criminal amount of speed. You're 25 mph over the speed limit. So, anytime you're over 20 mph, it's considered a criminal offense. The other criminal offense is that you're driving while your license is suspended, canceled, or revoked. with that. But, yep, both of them. So, all that this means is that there's a mandatory court appearance and then passenger, I know you got a little you got a bump on your knee or something, but you're going to have you're going to have to drive. So, all right, hop on. Hop on out. You're safe. We sitting there discussing that. We both had to We both did had to face I can tell you this. Yep. Oh, no. I believe it. I believe it, man. We have his mom with him and stuff. That's me. That's me, man. Your mom's with you? My mom told me to give you a break. Your mom, that's that's my lady, man. Tell your mom I said she was great, man. She was great. She passed. Oh, what? Yeah. I'm sorry to hear that, man. Hurt my soul. Hurt my soul, man. My dad's my dad's going through a lot. She uh she had cancer when she when she rode with me and that's why she rode. She had never ridden with me in 20ome years. And uh she says, "Yeah, I really want to ride with you." And I was like, "You know what? Come on. You're you're going. That's it." And we had never planned to make a video. And uh the sheriff was actually like, you know, you should make a video with your mom. Mom's a sweet lady. She was great, man. She she was she was a uh Yeah, man. She She had a soft spot, man. I appreciate that. Yeah. Thanks, man. It hurt happened in August, man. It still it still hurts, man. I got I got to go. I got I can't You can't get over it, man. Yo, you only got one mom. I'm going on the fourth for my dad. He just had uh cancer and um took his kidneys and he out in Tacoma, Seattle. I got to go on the fourth for the night. It's I just got back from seeing my dad. I Today's my first day back to work, but he's 78 and uh still working. But man, he's you know 78, man. Age catches up with you. That's what happens when you're our age, man. It's you, man. 48 is coming. I'm right behind you. I'm 46. So, hey, you looking good, man. Thank you, man. I appreciate that. Hey, be good, my friend. Thank you. Thanks, man.