I'm trying to speak with news media and I was sitting in there speaking with the lady who let me in and we were having an adult conversation, but I started getting passionate, assertive like we're doing right now. I wasn't yelling or screaming at her. I was speaking like this. I said, "Wait, hold on a second. You're saying you're too busy, but none of So, I was, you know, I was speaking with passion." And some other lady popped out in the lobby to go, "She's at work right now. You aren't supposed to be here." And I'm like, "What are you talking about? But we're having an adult conversation and they pressured that girl into telling me to leave. I'm mad, dude. I'm actually mad. But you can't force other people to be passionate about you. I wasn't. They don't want you here or they don't feel safe by you or they're annoyed by you. That's their prerogative to call the police. So get in the back of the bus is what you're telling me right now. That's not what No, that's what you're telling me. You're saying the status quo is get the in the back of the bus, Rosa Parks. And when I stand out in the street and ask people to wave and say hi to me, none of them look at me and they treat me like garbage.