I'm just walking. I'm walking on the side of her. Flying first class comes with perks, but that doesn't include being above the law. These folks seem to think otherwise. Some of these first class passengers are denied boarding and it goes wrong fast. Entitled nurse thought calling her dad would change everything. It didn't. On April 23rd, 2025, officers responded [music] to reports of a woman refusing to leave after being denied boarding due to intoxication. By the time officers [music] arrived, the suspect is still arguing her case. Walking out of the airport would have ended it here, but the suspect decides otherwise and the officers [music] aren't about to let things slide. >> [laughter] >> She's digging herself into a deeper hole and her next move only makes it clear she's not done making things worse. I'm just walking. Okay. I'M WALKING ON THE SIDE OF HER. YOU GOT YOUR TWO OPTIONS NOW, OKAY? CAN I WALK ON THE SIDE OF HER? YOU GO ON YOUR OWN OR YOU GOING TO LEAVE THE AIRPORT? Can I walk on the side of No, you did it to yourself. I didn't do nothing. Did I do anything? Thank you. Ma'am, we told you 15 million times. We asked nicely multiple times. This is not a good day. Here we go. You did all this for what? Cuz all I said cuz I didn't like I was being You making me make sense. That hurt. I'm I'm telling you that hurt me. That hurt me. Good. Let's go. Walk ma'am. If she don't want to walk, we have a wheelchair. No, I'll walk. I'll walk. No, no, no, no, no, no, I'm walk. All right, look, look, that option that option earlier after you after you threw yourself ON THE GROUND, I DON'T WANT YOU TO GET HURT. I'M GOING TO WALK. I'M GOING TO WALK. I don't need no wheelchair. I'm going to walk. I promise you. Being wheeled out of the airport, she still maintains that she hasn't done anything wrong. While waiting for the elevator, she continues talking, stumbling through her words as she insists she's not at fault. I promise you I Listen, one thing about me, no, no, no, no, I'm moving over cuz my wrist hurt, bro. Look, I'm I'm going to move over regardless what you say, I'm going to move over. My wrist is hurting. You got my wrist locked. Okay. For what reason? Ma'am. I don't know. No, no, no, I'm not asking you for a reason. You got my leg locked. You got my wrist locked. For what reason? I don't know. So therefore I have to move. Okay. You feel me? I'm not trying to disrespect you or disobey you or none of that. >> can see that I'm being cool. No. It's showed. It's showed. It's showed. It's showed. You're not stupid. You're not stupid. She's weird. How does a white lady put my my hair back? SHE KNOW I DIDN'T do nothing. I didn't do nothing. I promise you. I didn't make nobody feel like they in harm's way cuz that's not me as a that's not me as a person. I'm a happy-go-lucky go-lucky person. My word could be from the promise. I'm going to be happy. I promise you. But for you to do what you did to me I appreciate you a lot. You might want to back her in. Got it. Whatever you feel like is safe, baby. I'm not no threat. I don't know if I'm a threat. I promise you I'm not a threat. God is trying hurt me I got kids to go home to. I was on my way to see my mother and my father. I did nothing. I swear to God. No passenger on that plane can say I threatened them or anything. I promise you. But I ain't no sucker. And I know what's up. Now heading out of the airport, the woman's remarks show no sign of stopping, repeatedly bringing up her father. Unfortunately for her, there will be no stopping what's coming next. I just lost my mother on her birthday. I lost them. You told me I was one of them out. Bro, you are not about to think you're about to discharge me into an Uber and I did it. It's not happening. My dad is really somebody. So if you tell me you're about to take me back in here, I'm telling you. I'm not one of them. Can you agree with me? Can you agree with I didn't do anything, right? Did you see me do anything? I didn't do anything, right? You didn't do any physical harm, nothing. But can I call my kids? We can see if they allow me to, okay? Oh, they're not. Can I call my kids? I swear to God. Bear with us, okay? The night ends with the woman in custody, booked and charged with disorderly intoxication. Woman picks a fight with airline staff, hit backfires fast. On October 17th, 2022, officers were dispatched [music] to an airport after reports of a female passenger causing a disturbance and refusing to follow airline staff instructions. Upon arrival, they start the investigation by getting the suspect's side of the story. No, she wasn't in here. She was in a pink shirt. And she's like, "We need you guys to get off the plane." I'm like, "Whatever." I'm thinking it's for a vape reason. I don't have a vape on me, but I knew one of them did. So this was when you're already here at the gate? We were already sitting. Oh, still at We were sitting. We were sitting in the plane. Yeah, we took take off. But then they said we have to turn around. We have to go to the gate. I'm like, "All right, whatever." It kind of sucks. Like we were We were like, "No, I'm like, "Oh, my god, it sucks. Like we have to turn around." Like So we turn around and we're we're at the gate. Lady comes up and she's like, "We need to take you off the plane." I'm like, "Oh, it's probably cuz you have a vape." That's the first thing that came to my head. I'm like, I'm blaming you. To one of the people you were sitting next to, you're saying? Yeah. And I was like, "Whatever. Like we're probably going to get taken off cuz you have a vape and they probably caught you. So we're going to take it off. Whatever." They're like, "Oh, you guys are bothering people." And I'm like, "I will move seats if if there's a problem." Like I literally was trying to like cooperate cuz I have PTSD with with flights and I don't feel like This is flights, I don't feel like causing problems on flights. All right, so she has to get off the plane. I'm like, "Whatever. We have to get off the plane. It's fine." Then she tells us we have to find a new flight. I'm like, "All right, we have to find a new flight." I need to get my You've already been removed from the plane. She took us off the plane and she's like, "You guys need to find a new flight." I'm like, "Yeah, I just need to get my luggage. It's a carry-on on the on the plane and it's in the overhead. So I I have I don't own normal things. I own all valuable I own my Even in my purse, my carry-on luggage is valuable. Everything I own is valuable. So I just need to get this and I will gladly find a new flight. I have no problem being escorted off the The woman argues there was no reason to remove her from the flight, blaming a nearby passenger with a vape. But the airline staff is quick to shut down her words. No. No. No, I already went through that cuz I have Dollar Rent A Car here as well. And unfortunately, we got to do that. But we have two other passengers in Show me the names of the witnesses that you took down. Uh yes, Castlebomb and Robinson, yes, Joseph Robinson. Did you hear that? So if she has a gate check tag on her carry-on. We usually don't It It goes to final destination. It's a regular set being checked. If If that's on her bag, they took it from her and put it underneath the plane, right? Correct. 6092 Yes, I went on back I went back on board to get my bag and it's totally I heard that. She has a gate check. That's what That's what She's telling us all of this and I see the I see I see gate check. No, we don't It would be a pink tag. There's We We only do that for strollers. So we were going on the plane. So they So they took us Yes. The airline has the right to decline service and at this point, there's no changing their decision. If she wants to avoid trouble, the woman needs to leave. Thank you. No, she didn't say that. She She didn't say that. She just said, "No, I'm sorry. Like you're not listening." Like But I am listening. I am listening. I just need my belongings, my property, my valuables. I don't own anything that's not valuable. Anything I own is of value. So I just needed this. That's all I needed. She wasn't letting me do that. So I'm like, "No, I'm actually like I'm I've been robbed on a flight before. I was robbed $3,000. I'm with the TSA, okay? There's law enforcement and local law enforcement here that can handle this. I'm looking at the security aspect of the airport. Yeah. And when you were escorted off the airplane, you're not allowed to go back on the airplane. It's totally fine that I can't go on this flight. So how did this escalate with >> So she I said, "I just need to get my bag and then As the suspect keeps arguing her case, an officer makes his way [music] to the plane to check with the staff whether she left a bag on board. Hey. Hello. Something's striking me here. Yeah. And I just need some verification. She said that she had to get back on board to get her suitcase or her carry-on. She was saying that. I just noticed that the carry-on has a gate check tag on it. Oh, okay. You would retrieve You would retrieve You would retrieve the bag for her cuz it wouldn't have been on the plane then, would it? Unless she Unless she decided here that she wasn't going to check it. We do have some passengers that That That take it on anyway. Yeah. Okay. So that does happen. Okay. So So she most likely took it on anyway. So And yeah, and Right. Right. Right. Cuz too bad there's not a camera there. They would have been able to come down and talk, right? Uh let me check with them. Something that I just noticed. She has a gate check bag tag on her bag. >> Yeah, she didn't hand it over. She Okay, so she So it was on the plane. Okay. Um unfortunately, the search is kind of saying yeah. I'm going to ask what happened on this flight. You did it. You back up. You did not You did not want to force my agent back. And that's why I stopped you right here. Cuz she came off, right? Said to walk in this direction and came back this way. We declared it safe. And I'm like, "Oh, you need to stop." I said, "Stop. I'm right here." You did not want to force my agent like that. But What? Don't tell me I'm being ridiculous now. How? After confirming with airline staff that the woman attempted to harm a flight attendant and argued with TSA, the officers immediately decided it was time to move [music] forward with the arrest. What's going on, officer? After finalizing the statement of witnesses, the officers escorted [music] the woman out of the airport. She was then transported to the county jail and charged with battery. Airport Karen learns she's not above the law. In this next case, officers were dispatched to a Spirit Airlines counter after a report of a disruptive [music] passenger refusing to leave after missing her flight. When officers arrived, they find the woman already causing a scene. All right, so she's screaming and yelling. She's not wearing a mask. What's wrong? It's all right. Is she going to be able to fly later? Okay. All right. Just just refund her money and I'll make sure. All right. ALL RIGHT. GOT HER MINOR 22 AT THE TICKET COUNTER. ONE female who missed her flight. Everything's 10-4. She's not flying, right? Reschedule her? A later flight? She just got here. Okay. When she got to get here 3 hours early. Whatever you Whatever you guys I'm okay with whatever. I'm not like Chris. You don't remember Chris. The officer is trying to resolve the situation without making an arrest. For now, the airline is offering her a refund [music] and if she accepts, this can end without anyone leaving in handcuffs. But she's upset. All right. She's all right. They're going to refund her money and then she's going to have to Now she put her mask on. She didn't have her mask on. Ma'am Ma'am, they're going to give you your money back. Okay. THEY ARE MA'AM TURN AROUND AND STAND. LISTEN, THEY'RE GOING TO GIVE YOU YOUR MONEY BACK. All right? They're going to give you your money back. They're not going to let you on the plane. So you got somebody to PICK YOU UP? MA'AM YOU GOT TO BE HERE AT THE AIRPORT. IT DOESN'T MATTER. It doesn't matter. Cuz you didn't make the flight. IT DOESN'T MATTER. I DON'T KNOW. WE'RE NOT METRO. YOU'RE BLAMING US FOR METRO. We don't need them. You need to get to the airport. Doesn't matter what means. You can drive or whatever. I know you're upset with us, but we didn't do anything. They don't care anymore. They don't want you upset on the flight. Spirit doesn't want you on the flight. You're a Well So why you got a civil matter for Metro? How about put your mask on and relax. Relax. Yeah, you yelling and this isn't helping anything. ALL RIGHT. Let me see what's happening over here. The officers are limited in what they can do and must rely on the airline manager's call. Despite how the woman is acting, they're willing to work things out with her, at least for now. I'm still good if you if the manager says let her fly, I don't care. It's not up to me. It's up to you guys. Yeah, if you guys figure something out. Sooner we can get something to her like a ticket or or a or a refund. Yeah. Do you need her ID? Okay. 3:50 Let me see. Let me see. Hey, what time was that plane supposed to leave? So like Okay. 3:10. I got Metro Rail on the phone. I should say that. At least she's not violent. She's just loud. The issue started with a woman arriving late, but based on her reaction, you'd think the airline was the one at fault. I think the couple behind them are upset now, too. But with something else. They would hurry up and do their paperwork and get them out, but now they're they're a little slow on Right. No. For now, the airline agrees to rebook her onto a new flight following the officer's suggestion. [music] And if the woman stays calm, this could end in her favor. All right. They're working on it. You sure she's not flying? Said you sure she's not flying? Don't yell at Okay. All right. Hey. >> Now, despite efforts to assist her, the woman refuses to calm down and continues raising her voice. Is it Miami? Were you in Miami? I don't know. Is it in Miami? With no immediate flight available, the airline offered a later option. And this is where things quickly take a turn for the [music] worse. Take your bag. Let's go outside. Let's go. NO. YOU CAN CALL HIM ON THE PHONE. YOU'RE GOING OUT HERE. COME out here. Listen to me. You're about to go to jail. No. You don't make demands. Here's your ticket. There you go. Negative. You can call your chief. Yeah. Ma'am, ma'am, listen. We've been on. And you're about to go to jail. Ready? That has nothing TO DO WITH YOU WANT TO GO TO JAIL? ALL RIGHT. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. YOU DID THIS. You know that, right? All right. Yeah. We'll get You'll talk to them. You can talk to them after you get out of jail. All right. I want you to understand. Did you want to go to jail? Okay. Did you want to go to jail? Take a seat. All right. Do we got to get something from them? Say anything? Just that she was argumentative and Due to her behavior, the woman was ultimately charged with disorderly conduct. Entitled veteran pushes his luck at the airport. Instant regret. On May 5th, 2025, officers responded to Spirit Airlines following a report of a male passenger causing a disturbance at the counter after being denied boarding. Watch how officers handle [music] the situation. You got rebooked for tomorrow. Yeah. Yeah, rebooked for tomorrow. You got rebooked for tomorrow. Can I please go to Columbus, please? Can I buy it? What's your first name? I spoke to you earlier, dude. Dude, I I spoke to you earlier. It's not fair, bro. Look. I'm looking at I'll show it to you right now. I just want to go home, bro. But they can't. They're not going to allow you on the flight. It's They're not going to allow you on the flight. Just let me go home, though. What's your first name? What is your first name, bro? I need to talk to you. They're not going to allow you on the flight. That's JetBlue. If you causing a disturbance like this, you're going to get put in cuffs. We don't want to do that, okay? We don't want to arrest you for something stupid. Listen, Nick. Nick. After learning he's a veteran, the officer shows some willingness to help, but how far that goes will depend on his level of cooperation. Nicholas. You want to end up going where you don't want to go? It's not fair, bro. No, bro. We're trying to help you. But you're causing an issue here. I'm not causing anything, bro. How? Listen. By getting upset and making a you know, telling them that you're not trying to make it. Listen. They refunded you? No, they they refunded me. That is a refund. You can't be causing a disturbance. We're going to arrest you. Look. This is the second time. No. No, brother. You need to leave. This is a refund. I've had it with you, man. It's done. I got it, bro. How am I supposed to get home, brother? I got a Yeah. We got you in an Uber last time. And you decided to come back. You're not flying Spirit. You can't fly tonight. They're not flying you. They gave you a refund. So, you need to call somewhere else, get a flight with another airline. All right? Now, listen to what I'm telling you. This is important. We can't make Spirit give you a flight. Where can I buy that flight? Cuz I I really want Not from here. There's nothing but Spirit Air right now. So, you need to go on your phone, go back to your hotel room, call on the phone to another airline like American Airlines, JetBlue, United, Southwest, whatever airline flies to where you're going besides Spirit. Yeah. Trying to help. Absolutely. We don't want you ending up getting cuffed in a car, going to jail, something stupid. So, you miss Never get to where you're going. Yeah. Right? Yep. Okay. So, we'll walk you over to Uber. Go back to your hotel. Yep. You can get out of here. I'm a friend. All right. Where did your phone go? You going to call Uber? No, I had to put it away. All right. You can go over here. But you need to come back here. As they move outside, the officers help him secure an Uber, offering a way out of the situation if he can keep himself under control. In 11 minutes, all right? You got a couple minutes to sit. Nick. Sit down. As soon as they get here, you'll be on your way. Remember what I told you. Yeah, when you get back where you got to go, call another airline cuz Spirit is not going to let you on. Do you remember? Can you remember that? All right. 10. Let's go. Sit down. Nick. Nick. Hey. Hey. Hey. Brother. Brother. Brother, it's not okay. No, it's not okay cuz you're not listening. Next time you go in custody, you go to jail for obstruction. I'm cool, though. Sit there, all right? Bro, I should be home, bro. Listen. You're dwelling on something. Stop dwelling on it, all right? You hear me? You hear me? You hear me? You hear me? You hear me? No cap, bro. Bro. Bro. with me, bro. I I ain't going to harm y'all, bro. Come on, bro. Bro, I'm not about to harm y'all, bro. Bro, but we're trying to help you, all right? Seeing signs that he may be losing control, the officers try their best to keep him calm and stop him from making any decision he might later regret. Nicholas. I I think you're a good man, all right? You hear me? Yeah, bro. That's why I know you're a good man. Bro, I'm not about to harm y'all, bro. But you got to Just just listen. What's up, bro? Look, I know it is. You just got to wait 10 minutes for your Uber driver to be out of here. >> couple minutes here, that's all. Relax. That's something. He just popped out. Popped out again. Can you do that one more time for me? What happened with it? It keeps 2508. 2508? Yes, sir. 2508. Oh. 2508. >> Got you. Okay. 8 minutes. Please. >> I could punch you, bro. I just want you to know that. I could I'll get you all all of you off right now. No, no, no, no. Enough. No, no. Nope, nope, nope. No. I'll see you in court. No, no. I'll see you in court. No, you're done. I'll see you in court. You're done. I'll see you in court. Wrong wrong words. Look, I'm sorry. I didn't >> You don't make threats. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry though. Nope, keep your head down. I'll see you in court. Nope. Not for the threats. >> That that was not a good idea. I'm s- You would have been fine. You don't threaten us. I'm sorry, bro. I'm sorry. >> not punching anybody today. No, no. Double lock it, double lock it. I'm sorry, brother. Relax. >> [clears throat] >> I'm back. >> Relax. Brother, I'm sorry, brother. I I I didn't mean I didn't know that y'all would do that like that. >> Now you do. You're going to go today, okay? Brother, hey. Brother, stand up. We got to go. Brother, I'm sorry. Brother, pull the vehicle. Brother, I'm going to jail? Yeah, you just said you're going Hit him in the face. No, no, I didn't mean Yeah, you're going Bro, please, bro. Bro, please. Bro, I Please, bro. Please, bro. Please, bro. We're trying to work with you, bro. Bro. Bro, I can't Bro, don't leave me, bro. I'm sorry, bro. >> No, we can't do that. Whose car we going in? The apologies come in late. By now, the officers have long reached their limit. Stop this train. Bro, please, bro. Bro, I need you, bro. Senior. Senior. I got Bro, please, bro. Uh you you made a mistake, man. No. Ah. Man, come on. >> Fellas. Come on. Come on. Fellas, please though. Come on, we need everybody out, please. Okay, you can, please. Bro, I'm sorry, bro. Please, bro. Come on. I'm going to jail though, brother? Fellas, I'm sorry, okay? Yeah, I understand. Man, come on, fellas. Fellas, I'm sorry, okay? I hear you, bro. Bro, bro, I'm sorry, bro. Bro, I Which door is your car at? It's all the way to the end. Great. Senior. All right. I'm sorry, fellas, okay? Bro. Okay? Okay? What happened? I'm sorry. I I get disability from the VA, bro. Please, bro. We tried to work with you. We tried to work with you. >> Bro. Bro, I'm not I'm sorry, gang. Please, please though. Please, bro. No, bro. I didn't Ah, come on, fellas. I didn't mean that though. You got to step out of the body. All right, yeah. You got a head check real quick? You step out here. Cheers. Come on. Come on, please. In a final effort, he asks for another chance, but the officers make [music] it clear that the damage has been done. Bro, I'm a disabled vet. I'm going to lose my benefits. >> I understand that, but you don't do There's certain things you don't do, and you did it. >> though. I You wait for sorry. Fellas, fellas, I'm sorry, bro. I got Step out here. Can you keep Step out here. Can you help me, bro? Step out phone here. Let my shirt go. Can you help me, bro? Please, bro. Sit down. Can you help me, bro? >> Listen to me. Sit down. How far is that? How far is it going? Sit down. Fellas, I'm Sit down. Slide in. Okay. Please. Bro, step in. Bro. Turn your head. Watch your head. Bro, I just want to Stop trying to force it. Put your legs in. Can I get a flight Put your Put your legs in. I'll be with you in a second. Put your legs in. Put your legs in. Come on, Nicholas. Y'all listen, bro. I'm going to jail though? Put your legs in. Listen. Bro, can you order Trying to be nice. Put your legs in. >> Bro, I'm a I'm a veteran, bro. Please. We're trying to work with you. Bro, please, bro. I'm sorry though. Put your legs in. Fellas, I'm sorry, gang, okay? Thank you. Bro, I'm not trying to do that, bro. I'm sorry, bro. Turn around. Put your feet in. >> Bro, I I'm You're not listening. I understand your apology, but you need to get in now. Thank you. >> hurt, bro. We're going to take care of you. Put your legs in. I'm hurt, brother. What hurts? Put your legs in. Bro, I I'm sorry, brother. I appreciate it. Put your legs in, Nicholas. Put your legs in. Bro, I I I Put your legs All the way in. >> Bro, can I get a flight home, bro? >> Relax. I just want to go home, bro. >> Y'all listen to me, please, bro. You're not listening. Watch your head. Nicholas, move. After pushing things too far, the suspect was arrested [music] and charged with disorderly intoxication and simple assault on a law enforcement officer. Money couldn't buy his way out of this. On December 6th, 2022, officers responded [music] to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport after staff reported a disruptive passenger who refused to leave despite multiple requests. Here's what happened when officers stepped in. Come here for a second. Hey, bro, we need to talk to you first. You don't know those people. We want to talk to you. We don't want everybody in your business. Yeah, I know. Okay, you're still talking while on the plane. Can you talk to us out here? I'd like to stay on the Okay, we'll stop that, but you need to talk to us out here. Listen, you're holding up the plane. You're going to get charged for holding up the plane. The plane needs to be out of here by a certain time. So, the longer you delay, So, come out here and talk to us. I really don't understand at all what's going on. I have no idea. >> Listen, if I have to use force, you're going to go to jail for trespassing. For trespassing? Exactly. What's the crime? This isn't your plane. That's the crime, trespassing. This isn't my plane. I have a ticket for this plane. >> your plane. This is my plane. Okay. I'm certain. What is the crime on the Let's go. Get your stuff. Let's go. All right. Let's go. Let's go. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. You know what? Let's make this easy. What? Here we go. What am I getting This is only conduct. I have a flight to catch. Exactly. Exactly. I have a video. I'm pretty orderly. The suspect appears unfazed at first, but it doesn't take long for him to realize who's actually in control of the situation. Sir, am I arrested? Is that a different call on the other one? Sir, am I arrested? No, it sounds like one and the same. Sir, am I arrested? Sir, am I arrested? Sir, am I arrested? >> Can you just keep Keep them in here? Yes. Where is it at? It's in my pocket. Hey, this is Nicholas. Sir, am I a From California? Yes. What's your name? Do you what? What's your date of birth? I don't know what that is, but it sounds interesting. Yeah, yeah. I'm sure. But, you know, like I'm videotaping everything, and Okay, let's go. Grab your bag. What? What? What's that? Walk him out. One to ten. Okay. Uh where's my stuff? Yeah, this is He filmed everything. It's okay. It's okay. I'm filming, too. After being apprehended, the suspect speaks up, but his statement only makes things worse. Yeah, yeah. I know. Thank you. Oh, I thought you was going to bring it inside. Where are you? How's that? I just got here. I just got here. I mean, you know, people do what they do, man. You can do one stop on your phone. Okay, so for this one I'm pretty sure I'm going to you guys will find a I don't know like they are for David saying that you guys told him to get off the plane and stuff. Yes. I can charge him with the first master. Okay. And I charge him with the disorder. 40 and clear of uh one ball. No, I don't have any paraphernalia. So, what is You got to have it now or later? You got to have it ready now? I'm just going to get the paper. We just got to write what he did. Can you give me 5 minutes? Okay. You got to bring it down? As the officers discuss their next steps, it becomes clear the situation isn't looking good for the suspect. Check them. I want I want to put them on the floor and stuff. Can I have my phone? We'll we'll give it to you. You can't use it inside the police car. I want to see. Can you loosen the cuffs a little bit? I can get my finger in between there, you're good. It's really tight. It's not made to comfort you. It's hurting me. Come on, you can do it. Can you see? Can you see that [ __ ] Can you make him look that way? Get back. Hey, you got one of those little brown bags? Um the only thing is I just need the statement from the uh pilot. Going over to Maryland. I'm going to write up the type of the PC now. The pilot has to bring the PC. He's He's going to drop off some stuff. He's going to come back. We just got to get him off a paper to sign a statement. Okay. All right, stay. All right, let me get started on it. Instead of boarding his flight, the suspect's actions [music] led him straight to jail, where he faced charges of trespass after warning and disorderly [music] conduct. Do you think these people learned their lesson? Let me know what you think in the comments down below, and I'll see you in the next one.