Settle down. >> Now you're just getting stupid. >> Yeah, we didn't get hurt. [laughter] >> Yeah, you was trying to get me help. >> We were trying to get you help. They were trying. >> You You d You damn sure would. >> Thank you. >> You stupid. That's what you >> Air travel comes with plenty of security measures. But these passengers seem to [music] think they can get around them. Here are moments when passengers try sneaking illegal items onto flights. man refuses to accept a no, then attacks airport staff. On April 18th, 2025, officers responded to St. Pete Clearwater International Airport after a man allegedly tried to get past security despite being denied boarding for appearing intoxicated. What followed next began when officers located him outside. >> Hold it. Listen, we're going to talk. >> But this guy >> slap me in the face. >> Listen to me. >> Listen. >> Yes, sir. >> Hold on. >> We're going to Hold on. >> Listen. You're going to get yourself teased. Is that what you want? Because that's what's going to happen. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Turn around just so we can talk right now. >> You're going to You push me, you're going down. >> No. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Nope. Hold on. Leave it. Let him hold it. >> Be nice to get the bag off. >> All right, we'll figure it out. No, >> you're going to end up going down on the ground. >> Yeah. >> So, stop. >> Hey, >> what crime? >> We're going to get there. >> Oh, you're super. >> All right. You going to stop? >> You're not going to be able to get that off. He has cuffs on. >> Wait a minute. >> Check that side of him. >> Oh, the gun. I'll cut the bag off. >> What? >> Settle down. >> If I have to cut the bag off, I will. >> Sandy. Come on. >> Oh, yeah. The gun. >> Take the Take him off now. Take him off. >> By now, the officers have heard enough. And if he keeps resisting, he may only create more problems for himself. >> I'm not taking them off. >> I'll tell you. >> Wow. >> Settle down. >> Now you're just getting stupid. >> Yeah. You're going to get hurt. [laughter] >> I'm a dream, right? >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Nice. >> Wow. What does that do? >> He's going to tell you. >> You need to settle down. >> You're sitting in my car. You understand? Do you understand? [laughter] >> We're going to put those. >> Come on. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Stand up on your feet now. You broke my >> You broke my jaw. >> We didn't break your jaw. >> Get up. You pulled away from us. >> Stand up. >> Wow. Yeah. >> Get in. Let me get on the other side and try to pull him in. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Uh, get in the car so you don't get hurt. >> Get in the car. >> Uh, >> get in the car. >> I got a money. Fine. I'll get it. Oh, >> wow. >> You need to get in the car, sir. You're going to get hurt. Yes, sir. >> All right. You need to help us put you in this car. >> Let's go. Push your feet up. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Let's go. [laughter] >> Your family. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> With a suspect inside the patrol car, the officers continue the investigation by speaking with the employee involved. >> Okay. Are you all right? Little dizzy up forward here. He hit me on the backside. I don't know if it was like a punch or >> Tell me the whole story. What happened? >> Yeah. And I just uh >> So Cam called me to his gate. He says, "I've been getting complaints by other other passengers. This guy's really intoxicated." So he pointed out to me he was already at the counter. So I asked the guy to come over to the other side of So he's 10, you're 11. So 11's empty. So, I asked the guy to come over to gate 11 so I can talk, you know, just ask my routine GFC questions, which are, you know, >> Oh, yeah. Thank you. >> Uh, I'm here because it was been reported by other passengers that he appear to be intoxicated. Um, so I started asking him, well, you know, what flight are you on? Do you have your boarding pass? So, he gave me the paper cup. At that point, he was still uh he was >> kind of cooperating in >> kind of cooperating. >> Okay. >> And I could really smell him and I and he started getting really upset. And then as soon as I said, "Look, sir, I you're not going to be able to travel today for your own safety and others. Uh but I can uh put you on another fight a different day when you're better." And as soon as I said that, he grabs his boarding pass, walks past Cam, the gate agent, spits right towards him, but thank God it only hit the counter. >> Okay. >> Right. >> Spit towards Cam. >> Towards Cam, but it kind of missed. >> Okay. >> And I told Cam, he spat at you. Don't touch there. >> Okay. And to you, it looked like he was trying to spit on Cam. >> I think you could see it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Well, I'm saying to you, does that what it looked like? >> Cuz I start following him right >> Okay. >> behind and I saw the angle. He goes like this. Okay. >> That camp and it kept going. So, I stayed at a good distance. You'll see. I didn't want to get too close. >> So, I was following him because I was ready to call you guys. >> According to airport staff, the suspect allegedly took his frustrations beyond the airline counter and toward TSA as well. >> And and uh so we maybe were like this far from each other. I didn't get anywhere near close to him. Then he comes around. >> Where is this? >> Uh, still in there B side. Okay. In the center section just before you go towards the windows >> kind of like towards all the chairs. Like >> is that where he hit you? >> Yeah. >> So he comes around >> and real fast right up to me like like if he wanted me to touch him >> and he pushes against me and I go, "Hey." And then he jumps back like to see if you know like I'm going to do something or he can do something to me and I go, "Hey, you're definitely not traveling." And then he takes off again. So I still following. I'm getting ready to call you guys. And and then I for a moment for just a moment I turn to walk away from him because I said, "I'm done. This guy's >> after he already chest bumped you. >> He ran right behind me and must have done this to my head. I mean, I still feel here. >> Okay. >> And at this point, I'm feeling uh >> Okay. Look that way. Yeah. You can see redness. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Right now, I'm feeling a little >> Do you want an ambulance or anything? >> No, I don't. I I think I'll be okay. >> So, what happens then? So, you're still in the checkpoint at this point. How do we get out to this point? >> I'm on that point. fell. I I then ended up on the phone and I told TSA cuz he started darting to TSA and I said, "Hey, stop that guy." Cuz I wanted them to be aware because none of the TSA agents were looking this way >> and he was starting to barge that way. I soon as I said that, the guy comes right back at me like he was talking to me all this time >> and I said, "You hit me." >> According to the employee, the suspect was not in a condition to fly and being told that only seemed to make him more upset. and and I got the I've got the deputies on here, you know, and then I got you or whoever I was talking to and that's when I I followed him out just to make sure he left the secure sight out area >> so he would not harm. >> So, and that's when you end up out here. >> I ended up out here. >> Okay. He didn't touch you again out here. >> No, he tried to sell. >> Did he hit anybody else? >> No. Uh let me let me >> That's all right. Let me uh let me talk to him. Let me just read him and stuff. The officers have heard from airport staff. Now it's time to find out what the suspect has to say. >> All right, sir. What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? >> Sir Law School. >> You have a good date. >> What's your name? >> Why? >> What's your name? >> Why? >> Okay. Well, I'm Deputy Golia with the Penel County Sheriff's Office. I'm going to read you something. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> What law did I break? >> ANYTHING YOU SAY? >> WHAT LAW DID I BREAK? >> Call the supervisor. Please. Please. There's a supervisor here already. >> Yes. Thank you. >> Okay. I'm going to read you this. I'll read it over you. >> No, thank you. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned if you wish. >> What law did I write? >> If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. >> You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights? >> Do you understand your rights? Cover. >> Do you understand your rights? >> Why am I a Russian? >> Do you understand your rights? >> Why do you do you understand your rights? >> Uh, I don't like you. >> You don't like me, >> sir? >> Why don't you like me? >> Carl, >> no. Listen, >> what happened in there? >> Nothing. >> Nothing happened. >> Where? >> Where are you? Do you even know? >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Caramel. Corval, >> where are you flying to? Corporal. >> Corval, >> you're not talking to me. You're talking to him. Uh, >> not anymore. I need super. >> No, you're talking to him. >> All right. >> What's your name? >> With a conversation going nowhere, the officer now tries to find out if the man will at least provide his identity. >> Listen, if you don't want to tell me anything, you're going to go in and you'll be booked as a John Doe. Okay? At this point, you are going to be arrested for battery. Okay? Because you battered another person. >> Who? >> The allegiance. >> Yeah. Yeah. There you go. There you go. Make it up. >> Okay. Do you know that you're at an airport and is all over the place? >> Yes. >> Are you aware of that? >> Do you know? >> Do Do you >> I didn't hit anybody. >> Okay. What happened? >> Nothing. >> Okay. What's your name? >> You have a good day, sir. Did you say that you were an officer in the military? >> No. GOD, NO. GOD, I want to. >> Is there anything else you want to say? >> Thank you for your service. >> Okay. You're welcome. >> All right. Well, I guess he's going to be a John Doe. >> In the end, the man was booked on charges of battery and resisting an officer without violence. This passenger thought airport security wouldn't notice the alcohol. In this next case, officers respond to Tampa International Airport after reports that a man had too much to drink and was causing a disturbance. Here's what happened when they arrived. >> Hello, sir. >> What's up, my man? You all right? You okay? >> You all right? >> I got to call you back. >> You all right? No. >> Yeah. >> You all right? >> Yeah, of course. >> Are you flying out today? >> Yeah. >> Do you have a ticket? >> I do. >> Can you show it to me, please? >> You're falling around a little bit, man. You okay? >> Are you guys with me? >> No, man. No, we're we're cool. We're trying to help you. >> Someone just called. They're a little worried about you. >> Yes, you you a little worried about me. They caught you from falling down the escalator apparently. >> So that's an issue. We're worried about you. >> You trying to arrest me? >> No. >> No, man. Look. Are we just talking? >> Okay. >> We're just talking. >> Where are you flying to? >> Dallas. >> You have the boarding pass. We're trying to help you out. All right. >> I'm trying. >> Okay. >> What's wrong, man? You're okay. We were just talking. No. Look at how I'm Look at how I'm standing talking to you. What's going on? Why are you taking off your backpack? >> You want You want someone to You You drink a lot. What's going on? >> Yeah. >> You want someone to make sure you're okay? >> Listen, we're making sure you're all right, bro. You're not in trouble. Trust me. All right. >> What? You got to log You want to go sit down and talk to us? We're here. >> You want to go see my father? >> Okay. We're here. We're here to listen. >> You're not in trouble. >> Yeah, man. Hey. Hey, man. Look, you're good, bro. We're just talking. You want to go sit down and we'll chat? >> The man soon becomes emotional and begins crying, and the officers do their best to calm him down and explain the situation. >> Why you Why are you upset, >> buddy? You got to talk to us, man. We're here to help you, >> Brian. Okay, Brian, you're not in trouble. Someone just called cuz they were a little worried cuz you almost fell down the escalator. So, we're coming to make sure that you're okay. So, we just need to verify that you have a ticket and we need to get you over to your plane. >> Okay, man. Let's help you do it. Let's help you do it. >> We're going to try to help you. You don't need to cry, though. >> Yeah, man. There's no need to cry here. >> For your safety, please report any suspicious items. >> Trust me, we're the coolest cops you've ever seen. >> Luggage unattended. The issue that we have is you are falling. We don't want you to fall here. You know, you can get hurt. People fall down these escalators. So, that's why we're we're we're here for you. >> I'm not trying to fight y'all, >> dude. Yo, we ain't trying Yo, Brian. We ain't trying to fight you. Give me >> I just want my kids, bro. >> I get that, bro. I get that. And that's what we're going to help. We're going to help you do it. All right. So, let's get your stuff. >> But, man, if you listen, if you had too much to drink. Yo, Bri. Bri, we got you, bro. Bri trying to fight you. >> Brian, we ain't trying to. But if you can help trying to fight your >> Yo, we ain't trying to do it, Bri. Bri, we're being cool, right? Me and you are cool. Come on. Come on, Bri. Give me some love, bro. >> Grab your stuff so we can get you a ticket. >> Bri, we're good, dog. We're good. Come on. Look at me. >> I know. We ain't trying to, bro. Grab your stuff. >> Yeah, let's go. Here. You want me to I'll carry this. You carry this. Okay. Moments later, medics arrive to evaluate the man's condition, but he refuses to cooperate with either medical staff or the officers. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> Let me check. >> No, I don't want to. >> Bri, we think you should. >> No, I don't want to. >> You know where you're at, Brian? >> Of course I do. Airport. >> What airport? >> Uh, Dallas airport, I think. >> Nope. We're not in Dallas. We're in Tampa. >> Yeah, we're still in Tampa. >> No, sit down. Let Let that thing finish. >> It's done. 2779. >> That's why, Bri, you had a little bit too much to drink. Maybe. >> But But you almost You fell down an escalator already. You know what I mean? Like, we can't have you doing at the airport. It's not safe. >> What are you talking about? You fell down an escalator. We got it on We got it on video, bro. >> No, Ry. I'm real with you. Listen, my name Ry, I ain't messing with you, bro. I ain't, bro. Trust me, I'm real. >> We We got it on video. You So, we're worried about you. That's the main thing here. >> So, I think you should go to the hospital, dude. >> No, I'm not. >> You flying out of here, Brian. >> I'm trying. >> They're not going to let you. >> They're not going to let you like this. >> No, I want to. >> Well, I know. I know you want to, but >> I'm all right. >> They're not going to let you. You're stumbling around. >> Are you serious? >> They're going to want you to get cleared. >> I Bri, I'm being real with you, bro. The officers and medics are still assessing the situation, but the man's next move quickly changes their priorities. >> Leave that. >> I want to go. >> I'm not going to >> I want to go. I can't force you to do anything. >> I want to see my kid. >> Bri, stop. >> No. >> Bri, >> I want to see my daughter. >> Bry, sit down and let's talk about it. No. >> Where's my daughter? >> Stop. Stop. Bri, stop. >> Stop. What are you doing? >> Just stop. Okay. >> Can you not do that? >> You're being detained. >> Okay. Okay. >> You're not listening to instructions. >> You're not doing that. Put your hands back back there. >> Yep. Just keep her back there. >> Where's my daughter? >> Please. >> Right now, you're not making sense, buddy. So, we're going to try to help you out. >> Why did you make it that damn time, man? I'll fix it. Bri, stop. >> I don't want to knock y'all out. >> Stop. That's why you're in the handcuffs. Bri, >> we tried to do this the right way and you just stop listening to us. >> Stop, man. Just stop. My daughter, >> just stop. Relax. >> What is wrong with y'all, bro? >> I'm not going to hurt the elevator. And I'm like, >> can I go on my flight? >> No. >> Is that okay? >> There's no way they're going to let you on the flight like this. >> 1451 detained. chill out or you're about to go on the ground. >> Okay. Do you guys have his >> That's That hurts. Relax. >> We already put it over. >> All right. That hurts. >> Relax. >> That hurts, man. >> That's why I said relax. >> HURTS. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Come on, man. All right. >> If you guys want to wait a second, I'M SORRY. UNLESS >> STOP, MAN. >> It takes three officers to hold the man down. And if he keeps resisting, he could be creating even more problems for himself. [screaming] >> You want to stop me? You want to kick me? Stop. You ain't doing it, bro. Stop. >> Enough of this. ALL RIGHT. ENOUGH of it. You done? >> Grow the up. >> Stop being a baby. >> STOP. >> STOP. >> MOVE. STOP. >> Then move. >> Then move. >> Then move. >> Stop. Move. >> Get off of me. >> Then stop. >> All right. Stop it. I'm stopping. Jesus Christ. What wrong with you? Come on, man. Come on, man. >> Stop. You want to sit down? >> Yeah. >> Up. Relax. >> Relax. >> Okay. >> Knock you out. >> Stop. What is the problem, dude? >> Enough. >> Enough. Enough, man. >> All right. >> Enough, >> ma'am. Back up. >> It's over. >> All right. >> It's over, bro. >> All right. >> Can you stop? >> Both of those calls for >> If he if he's going to stop. >> No, >> we want you to stop. >> Just relax, man. I didn't tell you that for an hour. >> We've been telling you this for the long. We were working with you. >> Come on. I'm trying to help you for an hour, man. >> What's your uh >> No, you ain't trying to been helping me. controlling for there. We're going to >> get off of me. >> Stop. >> Get off of me. >> Unfortunately for the officers, the suspect's attitude only gets worse from this point on. >> Stop. >> Can you GET OFF MY LEG? >> NO, I'M NOT DOING NOTHING UNTIL YOU STOP. >> I'm about to beat your >> We're in red departure system. >> Cool. Cool. Whatever. Cool. Whatever. He He doesn't have to get off my leg, right? Just relax, man. >> He doesn't have to get off my leg, right? >> I'm not hurting you by >> HE DOESN'T HAVE TO GET OFF MY LEG, RIGHT? >> STOP. >> ONE, TWO, THREE. You can >> What is you doing? >> You're going to the hospital, dude. And then you're going to jail. >> Are you serious, bro? I'm I'm sick, bro. >> Oh, well, you shouldn't kick my >> I didn't kick you, bro. No, >> you didn't kick me. You kicked him. [laughter] >> Are you serious? >> Are you serious? >> Stop. >> You need to pet him down, bro. Stop. >> This is not fair, bro. >> Yeah, >> this is not fair. It's hard to >> s This is not fair. >> I just wanted to talk to you. This is not fair. >> BUBBA, >> butt first. Come on. >> Come on. >> After a lengthy struggle, the officers are able to get the man seated inside the patrol car. >> Sit down. Got him. DJ go. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. Hey, you listen. Listen up. Use your legs to get yourself up to get yourself back. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Calm down. >> Listen. If you don't slide yourself, I will go over that side and I will slide you. >> I will slide you. You got one. >> Okay. Okay. >> You got two. >> I'm trying. >> Come on. There you go. >> Watch. Watch your face. Hey, relax, bro. >> Relax, Tony. His self. >> Sorry, buddy. >> Relax, bro. Good. Clear. Relax. Relax. Relax. All right. You're way too amped up right now. Relax for me. Way too amped up. All right. >> Close the door. >> Yeah. Close it. Close that. >> You can close the door. >> What's your name, buddy? I'm Brian. >> Brian. >> All right, relax. All right, just calm down for me. >> Really? >> You know what? You know what you're being >> You know what you're You know what you're being CHARGED WITH. >> I DON'T. >> ALL RIGHT, stop yelling at me. I'm not yelling at you. There's no reason [laughter] There's no reason for you to yell at me, right? >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. You're making it worse on yourself, bro. You were making it worse on yourself. You understand me? Relax. Relax. All right. You don't give a about me. >> We do. We were trying to help you. We were about me. >> We do. We were trying. >> You never gave a about me. >> We were trying to help you and you didn't. You made it worse on yourself, bud. >> We never gave a >> All right. Well, listen. You're going to get the help that you need. >> And then these officers are going to transfer. >> I just needed help, bro. >> We're trying to get you the help you need. >> Yeah, you was. Yeah, you was. >> We are. Stir up. >> The ride to the station doesn't quiet the man down as he continues directing insults at the officers. >> Stupid. >> Well, that's your opinion. >> Yeah, you was trying to get me help. >> We were trying to get you help. They were trying to get you in. >> You You d You damn sure was. >> Thank you. >> You a stupid That's what you >> Well, that's your opinion, sir. I hope you have >> the Hey, the rest of your Easter, I hope it's a great one. >> If the officers were hoping the ride to the station would calm him down, they're quickly disappointed. >> Got to have a black woman here to protect you cuz you a stupid, ain't you? out of here, bro. I'm going go to this jail, bro. I don't get I'm a blood. >> I'm going make bond when I get out. I'm going to make bond. I'mma find out where you live. Yeah. I hope you scared. >> Yeah. You better clear that throat. You better clear that throat. You scared, dog? You got to be. [laughter] I'm sorry, baby. I'm sorry. You got to I'm sorry. You got to collect with him. >> Given the man's behavior, the officer calls ahead for backup to be ready when they arrive at the station. >> Operation. >> Hey, it's D. >> You throw the hood agent. >> He's uncooperative. We're going to need assistance. And he's also a spitter. So >> I ain't a spitter. You >> I'll beat your swing over to the other lane and back up in front of the [ __ ] >> I'm a spitter. >> I'm a spitter. >> You a lying ain't you? >> I ain't spitting at you, stupid. I ain't spitting at you with you. Whatever. Whatever. You going to you up for no reason, ain't you? Cuz you mad. Whatever, bro. >> The encounter ultimately ended with a man facing charges of battery on a law enforcement officer, criminal mischief for damaging a patrol [music] vehicle, and disorderly intoxication. He thought he could outsmart TSA. Then made things worse. On September 29th, 2025, officers were dispatched to the airport after reports that a man had allegedly entered a restricted area behind a bar inside the terminal. Here's what happened when officers confronted him. >> What's up, >> bro? Do not let this guy What's your name? Don't touch me. Don't touch me. What's your name? Oh, so you're going to take inside. I'm just not going to let anybody touch me. I don't let anybody touch me. >> All right. All right, soldier. >> I don't want no trouble. >> You're about to get >> I've been about to get trouble. You want to with me right now? I didn't do anything wrong. This guy with me. >> So, we're going to fight. That's what you want. >> Is that what you want? >> I don't I want to go home. I've been here 2 years. Are you stupid? >> I'm a normal. >> Put your hand behind your back now. >> Nope. >> Hand behind your back now. >> What's going on here? >> I didn't do anything wrong. I've been here for 10 years. Put your hand back and let go of my leg. >> I can't cuz your your your elbows on >> this arm behind your back. Now, >> how about you lean forward and I can take my arm off my back. >> Behind your back. >> How about lean forward? It's like >> this arm behind your back. >> How about I do this? >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Have you lost your mind? You're going to get another one. respond from the checkpoint. >> The officer has made his intentions clear, but even on the ground, the suspect continues resisting. >> Racist white people are you racist white people. I didn't do anything wrong. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. You put your hand behind your back now. >> I'm going to get another one. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> All right, let's Wait, let's roll. Let's roll over. Let's roll them over. >> Let's roll them over a little bit. I got >> [screaming] >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Every one of you is 15. >> You guys can arrange for on. >> I love watching my sister. >> I'll go grab that view. >> You got it. >> I grew up that way. >> Watch out lady. >> What are you guys trying to pretend you are okay with me? >> The officers aren't taking any chances. Several officers now work together to escort the suspect out of the airport without any further problems. >> Is that what you're doing? >> Relax, sir. Just calm down. It's over now. All right. >> Is it? >> It's definitely over. >> Yeah, you guys me up. It's over. >> Definitely. Calm down. >> I'm an American citizen. How does that make you feel? >> Step back. Step back. >> All right. We're going to turn you to your side. You understand? If you act up then we're going to have to put you back on your side, >> bro. >> Yeah, you guys. >> I think someone already is. >> On a count of three, I'm going to lift you up on your butt. You understand? Sit on your butt. >> There you go. >> Keep your head down like this. Thank you. >> Okay. On the count of three, we're going to stand you up and sit you down. If you resist, if you fight, we will put you back down. You understand? >> Okay. Count of three. One, two, three. >> Sit down. >> I see you guys every day at home. Let's move with you every day and you guys stop [ __ ] around, buddy. >> Yeah. Okay, I'm going to stop my feet up. >> Wait, wait, wait. Now pick them up. Pick them up. Put your feet up. Pick them up now. Even with multiple officers escorting him, the suspect continues making the encounter more difficult. >> Everyone needs to shut up. Yeah. Look at how bleeding. Look out. >> Take a breath. Stop. Okay. >> Oh, what did I do? I see. I see how you are. Relax, man. Breathe. I'll have him right. The >> more you resist her, the more you're going to hurt yourself. Just relax. Stop. >> No one's trying to stop you from hurting yourself and others. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Just relax. >> Take it easy. All right. Just take it easy. Take it easy. >> Just relax. >> All right. Just got to relax. Just be calm. >> Okay. I appreciate that. >> My name is Alonso. I'm looking for my wife. >> Before the encounter comes to a close, the officers make one last effort to get the suspect to work with them. Wait, wait. Is this US? >> No. >> Is this US citizens? The encounter ultimately ended with a suspect being charged with disorderly intoxication in a public place, resisting arrest, battery, and burglary of an occupied structure. In the end, these trips became memorable for reasons no one probably expected. Let me know your thoughts in the comments and I'll see you in the next