Because I started being honest. I was like, "Hey, y'all are lazy as I do everybody job in here. Y'ALL, THERE'S LIKE four managers in here, but I'm doing their job. I work with the got two on her stomach. Where are you drinking at tonight?" >> I was drinking my work. >> At your work? >> Yeah. >> Where you working at? >> Little Caesars. It's just making pizzas. >> Making pizzas and drinking. >> Don't touch her. Don't touch us. >> What' you do? >> Let's go. Let's go. >> You go, sir. Put your hands on your back right now. >> Ideally, a new job's an opportunity for a fresh start. But for some people who are hotheaded, it's the beginning of the end. They walk in the place, burn every bridge, and walk out in handcuffs. Their short-lived careers cannot be saved, and the cops are forced to intervene when the first day on the job ends up in disaster. >> I'm a liar. I'm a liar. I'm a thief. was but there was was it was empty >> house of everything in the world like that has a nice house as nice and like the game like my life's the game well it might be whoever the >> drink >> on the 30th of March 2023 at a seafood restaurant in Puna Gorda Florida an ex-con named Tiffany went on a rampage against her former co-workers even though she'd only worked there for a day she falsely accused them of stealing things she'd left behind. Local sheriff deputies were called to the scene. >> She just ran that way. She came in here demanding a bag and said, "We stole her stuff." She looked really strung out. Started breaking stuff in front of our customers. Yeah. She just got out jail like a week ago. She showed up here when she got out. She worked for like a day and then um she left her stuff here, which is like a couple bags of junk. And then she left then came back here demanding want her stuff. We gave her her stuff. Then she said we took all of her stuff out, which I didn't even go through her stuff. Does she still work here or >> she doesn't work here? She's just whack. >> The restaurant staff gave details about the woman's troubling behavior. They were painting a disturbing picture of Tiffany as she tore through their business like a tornado. Maybe one of the employees had said something sarcastic or looked at the woman funny. But whatever the case, Tiffany's behavior was terrible and clearly against the law. She got some other bags that she had left out back, but then when she came in here, she had the bag, but then started yelling took all her stuff out, dumped it out in her bag, and she was demanding her. >> Yeah. And those people that are sitting at the table, they're probably never going to come here cuz they think we're a knife and gun club. This is her stuff right here. She was screaming about a ring. She used to work here when she went to jail, so she just got out and she had left some of her stuff in the mullet room. He gave she brought me this trash bag and she was like, "You swapped my stuff out for this and this is just all trash." And I was like, "I've never seen it." Of course. I was like, "I don't know. You know, I don't know what you have." I didn't put her stuff away so I have no idea. And then she was uh she was like, "Can you call Kelly?" And I was like, "No." I said, "What would you like me to call her for?" And she said, "Um, cuz I'm about to cause a scene." And then she just threw everything off up here. She broke all the stuff and then she just ran out of work. Mainly this here is just filled with customers. Just made a big scene in front of all the customers. I have one customer out that was like crying. Just so you know, she has she dreaded her hair with some fake hair. So, she has like long sticking off of her head sticking up. She looks not like this. >> Okay. >> She looks like a little crazy. >> All the former co-workers agreed about Tiffany's craziness. They claimed she was an active member of the local network of heads, which might explain her violent and volatile outbursts. Alarmingly, there was a local trap house near the fish restaurant causing numerous problems. There's two roads, but when you go across the street, you stay to the right and then you go to the right and then the house is right there >> on the left side. >> That's where she's at. I guarantee you that. Are you familiar with these type of people? We've been having major problems with them lately. One of them came up and stole the bike right in front of us. Shannon went out there and got it from him. He's mentally ill. >> And then catfish came in and said he was going to >> Did she go that way? street. >> She's at Mike's house. >> Mike's house. >> Well, he died, but all living in his house right now. What is his last name? >> Whitaker. >> Whitaker. >> So, if you go down that road, there's a big memorial. >> Oh, I didn't know that. I gota go see that. That's right in the front yard uh in front of you. They had like pipes say >> I didn't see it, but I seen it when I drove Thomas home last night and then I backed up just so I could check it out and it was like a big picture of him in a frame and it had like roses stuck up. >> The house sounded like a nightmare for locals. As for the restaurant employees, they seem to be getting used to the trouble caused by the quote unquotees. After gathering witness statements, the cops paid Tiffany and herite friends a visit. >> [laughter] >> Hello. >> How's it going? >> Doing well. How are you? >> Pretty good. >> Looking for Tiffany. >> Tiffany? >> Yeah. >> One minute. >> Thank you. >> She's just getting dressed. >> Okay, cool. What's your name, bud? >> Rich. >> Rich? >> Yeah. >> How's she doing? >> How's she doing? >> Yeah. >> I guess she's a little upset about a ring or something that was left up somewhere up there. I guess up there is a fish house. >> Still there, >> is it? >> Yeah, I just saw it. >> All right. She was upset about that. She said it wasn't where it was supposed to be or something, but she's coming out. She can tell you the story cuz I don't have clue. >> Who is she? You guys are friends. >> Okay. Hi, Miss Tiffany. >> Hi. >> Deputy Morgan with the sheriff's office. What's I'm investigating a disturbance that happened over >> the fish house and I'm trying to get both sides of what happened. >> Okay. So, I'm going tell you exactly what happened. >> All right. >> So, I just went to jail not that long ago. >> Okay. And before I was working up there and I left this bag, another purse that's still inside and another purse that was little camo bag that had um $17 makeup thing in it and a $10,000 ring that was found at in the parking lot of Ryan's after he had his 14th anniversary. I've taken the ring up there. Woman across the street seen the ring all the ring. The ring was real. >> Tiffany was talking a lot, but much of it was nonsense. If the allegations were true, she was a meth head. Her incoherent rambling made perfect sense. Speed has a way of turning thoughts into static. And one of the noted side effects of is very rapid disorganized speech. >> Not even leaving in that room because the room at the time it was the office over there out back. It wasn't never lost. All right. So that ring doesn't need to be there because it's not locked. And I gave her $92 to give to them. She gave them the $92. It took him a week to give that $92 plus what my friend um Catfish, I'm sure you guys all know him, um gave them as well what he gave him $40. So what happened today? What happened? >> So what happened today is is I finally about two days ago cuz I had to tell you that in order to get to here >> about two days ago, I finally went up there to go get my stuff. Well, so everybody So I go out there to the room all the way to the right all the way in a bag. There's this purse. There's this bag that the other purse that's inside and a bag of trash cuz I mean I kept I was allowed to sleep in the office. I couldn't turn the lights on like ahead. I was allowed to sleep in her office and uh so I go inside and I say, "Well, this stuff was out there." I step in my bag with a $10,000 ring in it was missing, but here's this bag of trash. The girl with the long hair takes the bag of trash and goes, "Oh, it's just a bag of trash." And I went and I slammed everything off the fire, slapped everything off the counter. Absolutely. Absolutely. because it's ridiculous. >> Tiffany's claim the ring was worth $10,000 seemed a bit questionable. However, if it was really that valuable, it was questionable if it was really hers. Regardless, the cops in the restaurant already confirmed the ring was there. But for Tiffany, it wasn't good enough. >> You're getting charged with breach of peace. Basically, disorderly conduct. You went to do an open business. You caused a disturbance. How do you set from a year ago? >> From a year ago. >> Are you on paper or did you flatten it out? Well, I ran for a year and then I went on paper for about eight months and uh I never showed up. >> Never even went because I should have been on paper for a petty. >> So you're off you're not on paper anymore though? >> No. >> At least you flattened it out. You're not violating nothing. [laughter and gasps] >> What? >> Imagine if they're free of you. >> You never know. You never know [laughter] who you're dealing with. >> Now you guys know. >> Stay right here. I'm going to pat you down before I go in. >> Nothing on you? >> Nothing in you? >> No. I asked because I've just recently dealt with that again. So, >> definitely not. >> I knew where I was going. >> I'm going to put your seatelt on. I appreciate that. Most people drag as much in there as they can. >> I'm not I'm not rude, man. Like, I am a decent person. Really? >> Oh, I never thought otherwise. >> Um, but that bag of my stuff up there up at the fish house. >> Over at the fish house. Who are those people? You trust? >> I don't know. I'm absolutely not. And I would like >> I don't mean the people at fish house. people here. >> You really can't trust anybody. >> Oh, I agree. >> I'll ask one of these other deputies to go retrieve your stuff and we'll take it. >> Absolutely. Thank you very much. >> It was clear that Tiffany had plenty of experience with both law enforcement and the court system. But despite her very poor choices, she really didn't come across as a completely bad person. She was cooperative with the officer who also treated her with respect throughout the encounter. I I try to help these people do nice things and no good dude goes off. >> I want Catfish trespassed as well because catfish also told us he's coming us off. >> He was not there. Was there another bag? I thought she said about Was it Shann? >> So there's another bag. >> She took all of her bags. She threw a bag of trash out and that's it. >> Okay. Okay. I just wanted to make sure there's nothing else. >> She had a bag. Oh, and by the way, she broke things. She the other three things. The other deputy took the sworn statements and everything else. >> I was getting the impression that you guys didn't have basis to arrest her. >> Oh, no. Like I said, she's in the back of his car right now with handcuffs on her way to >> Well, once I get drop this off, she'll be on the way to But this is her. >> But like I said, they're waiting on me to get back over there. >> And I hope we uh fulfill something for you, okay? Cuz like I said, we got the arrest. We got a trespass. Okay. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. That ring better be in the I'll meet you with you now. >> This the ring? >> Yeah, that's >> okay. >> Thank you. >> No problem. >> That's the ring. >> That's your ring. >> So, you got your stuff. >> Thank you. >> No problem. Not all not a completely bad day, right? >> Not completely. >> Look on the bright side. >> That's what I try to do all. >> Despite everything that happened, at least she still managed to have a positive attitude. When they arrived at the station, Tiffany was charged with disorderly conduct. On the 6th of June, 2023, at a gas station convenience store in Mount Dora, Florida, an employee named Britney was asked to go home for the day after being in conflict with several of her co-workers. She refused to do so and continued working her shift and that prompted a visit from local police. >> Guys call. >> Yeah. So manager and then started going all this because of situation yesterday. I'm not leaving. >> Okay. How you spoke with Alison? >> I just called her. >> What did she say? >> Okay. So, call Alison, find out. Um, that way we can get exactly whether she wants her trespass here and then we'll get her trespass. >> The employee, Britney, was given pretty straightforward instructions. She was simply asked to leave the premises. But there are some people out there who just can't follow the most basic directions, whether out of confusion or just plain stubbornness. In this woman's case, it seemed like the latter. >> All right. What do you guys want to do? >> They fire from you >> after this. Yeah. tight. Just give me a second. >> Okay, hold on. Just Just relax. >> That's fine. her personally and she also text her. >> The manager, Allison, wasn't there at the moment, but she did message Britney to go home for the day and said they could talk about it later. However, Britney was as stubborn as a mule and wasn't about to go anywhere without putting up a fight. >> Hi, you want to stepping out here and talking to me so we can figure out what's going on? >> So I can get your side of the story. Can you talk back here, sir? I'm I'm still on the clock, so I I can't walk out the door. >> Okay. I'm just telling you right now that the manager does not want you here right now. She wants you to leave. >> So, you >> I have not been told that by the manager. She's not my manager. My manager has been telling the police, too. >> Yes. Yes. >> What's up, boss? Come. No. Don't listen. I have not been fired. I have not once been told I'm fired. >> Just listen to me. >> What's my name? My name is Just >> Listen. How you doing? Hey, can we >> I just don't want to >> cover. >> That's fine. You're not going to get control for being on the clock and being out here. >> So, let's go over there and talk. >> Tell them how you went in the corner. >> No 27. They just weren't. She kept bragging about beating her past charges and she somehow thought it was a flex that made her look really tough. But getting charged like that over and over isn't exactly something to be proud of. Maybe it's time she raised her standards and didn't confuse this dumb behavior with courage. >> So the manager of college is like you can't be going off. And I'm trying to explain to her that's you're it's always two sides to a story, right? Yes. The right side and the wrong side. So, she don't want to hear that. She's texting me saying, "Hold on. Hold on. Let's get one thing straight. You're not going to talk to me the way you are." Because I started being honest. I was like, "Hey, y'all are lazy as I do everybody job in here. Y'all, there's like four managers in here, but I'm DOING THEIR JOB. I WORK WITH the got two on her stomach." She She sat down all day talking about my knees, hurt, my Okay, long story short, I'm not I'm going to get past that. We can hear this morning. I did not receive one text saying that I was not allowed to come to work this morning. And I can show you right here. >> I text her yesterday. I said, "Can we talk?" No response. >> Right. >> So, I come and I do my job. Still being sick. I woke up with a major headache. I still can't do my job cuz I'm out of schedule. She comes up to me and says that the manager says that she wants to talk to me before I come back. But I can't go off your word that you're not a manager. So, I don't have to. You could just be saying that just being spiteful. So until Allison tells me that I cannot be here, then I'm going to continue working because I'm on a schedule and I have not been terminated. >> Britney wanted to play word games here, but the simple fact remained the manager had ordered her to go home for the day. If she'd walked away then and there, that could have been the end of it. But Britney likes skating on thin ice, and she was about to fall right through. >> Just listen to me. She wants you to leave for today so everything can cool off and she can talk to you. >> That's cool. But am I trespassed? >> You're not being trespassed cuz she doesn't want to trespass you. She's not even here yet. But I'm just telling you that the the problem we're having is just listen. >> Yes. >> Am I disrespecting you? >> No, you're not. >> But I know my rights and I know my laws. >> I understand. I understand right now. She's my >> She's not my manager. >> It doesn't matter. She's still manager. No, she's the lady's daughter. Let's be real. >> No, no, no. I was that what I'm telling you. She was on the phone with her mom or whatever who she is, right? >> Mom said, "Tell her please. I don't want to trespass her. I don't want to cause any more troubles with her. I want to resolve this, but I need her to leave for today." >> For several more minutes, the very same discussion just kept going round and round in circles. Britney was offered some time to cool down, but sadly, she wouldn't take it. She clearly wanted to escalate things, but she was hellbent on doing so. >> I'll shut this down. And I'm not saying that as a I mean, I'm going to go to somebody who's above this racetrack if they're going to shut you. >> I feel like I'm being played with. There's another girl who has the same issue and they do the same to her. They do the same as her. They make her bless her and then when something go wrong, they start talking about the girl. >> See me, I'm not talking about your face. Well, you should be honest and there's no nothing wrong with that. Listen, I we weren't here. You know what I mean? >> So, would that be if I go back in the store, I'm not breaking any laws. >> I'm not saying you are. You're not. But >> the store manager, the person I'm just telling you. >> When she says I'm trash, >> but I'm just But she as a store manager, she has the authority to tell you go home. I don't want you here for today. She has the power to do that. >> No, I do. >> She doesn't really want to trash. The whole conversation was going nowhere. Every time the officer said that the manager just wants her to go home for the day, she would then bring up trespassing. It's like she was asking to be trespassed. As more cops arrived on scene, she continued on with her stubborn antics. >> You're being extremely disrespectful. >> Yeah. >> Now, this is how I am. This is how I talk. >> You're extremely disrespectful all the time. And I don't understand why they don't want you back here. Okay. Number one, >> are you mama? >> Obviously, I'm not your mama because I would have snatched you up and treat you like the little kid you are. So, no, I'm not your mama. >> Funny. >> This is why they don't want you there. Cuz you're acting like this. >> Obviously, your mama didn't treat you right. How about that? >> My mama. You don't love me. You can't hurt my feelings. You want to hurt my feelings. So, >> I know you. I know you very well. I know YOU VERY WELL. I JUST MOVED HERE THREE WEEKS AGO. >> I KNOW EXACTLY who you are. Who am I? Disrespectful. >> Who am I? I just moved here 3 weeks ago. Bye. Please get out. Can >> I get a trespass warning, please? >> Nope. >> You've been able TO LEAVE NOW OR YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL LAST. >> Can I please get a trespass warn? >> You're not going to get those. >> All right. Like she said, you have one more chance to walk away. >> I'm just asking. >> Oh, cool. >> Wow. >> Cops can only play nice for so long. If this woman had a shred of functioning intelligence, this arrest could have clearly been avoided. Maybe if she's got Wi-Fi access in the jail house, Britney will see this on YouTube and feel a deep sense of shame. >> You ain't getting my ID. >> Well, that's another charge. So, >> okay. I don't have to give you my I didn't violate. >> Yeah, you Well, right now you're a racist. You're required by law to give you information. So, >> Nope. I don't know my name. I want your sergeant and I have a right to request. >> That's a sergeant right there. >> I want your sergeant. >> I am sergeant. >> I want your sergeant. >> You do. You just violated my rights. Right. >> You >> You didn't give me a paper. I didn't get a paper stating that I'm trespassing. >> Requirement. >> Yes, it is. >> I've been here and done that. >> Face me. >> Call my people. >> All right. Can you call my people, please? >> Get in the car. >> Can you call my people? >> Get in the car. Stupid. >> Get in the car. >> Let me go. >> Get in the car. I'll be able to get in. >> Get in the car. Ready? >> I'm not going to move cuz I don't care. >> All right, I'm good. Go ahead. I'm not my people. >> In the back of the squad car, she was cranking her attitude all the way up. With the way she was talking, it was no surprise her co-workers wanted nothing to do with her. And with that kind of attitude, she'd definitely have a hard time keeping any sort of job. >> I'm asking what's my No, I'm asking what's my charges cuz I didn't hit that lady. >> Your charges are resisting with doubt and trespass after warning. You were told to leave the property. >> BUT I DIDN'T GET A PAPER, SIR. I KNOW MY LAW. >> You don't You're not required to get a piece OF PAPER, MA'AM. EVERY TIME I'VE BEEN TRESPASSED. YES, I have been required a paper. Yes, I have. Y'all could be saying anything. >> We're done talking. >> That's cool. I'm going to have out anyway. >> I know y'all see my record. I just got out of jail. I don't care. I beat these cases every time. Be real nasty and spit all back here and you have to clean this. I could be real nasty cuz I ain't disrespecting none of y'all regular policees till that cracker came out there and did that weird cops want to be so bold and bad because they got treated like at home so they want to go to work and treat >> watch your place of birth >> I don't know you figured that out I got I got a record you can look that up I'm not don't ask me no questions you don't want to answer my mother questions I answer your mother questions you can look it up it's in system. That's why I'm asking. >> Well, I don't know. I'm too mentally uncapable to tell you that information. How about that? >> Well, Britney was right about one thing. She was mentally incapable, which is probably why she can't figure out how to get along with her co-workers and law enforcement. There was something seriously wrong with her social skills. And the more she talked, the more apparent it became. >> I don't care about going to jail. Better better know that. >> Stop crying about it. Now I'm crying cuz you done pushed my arm up to my mother head. What are you talking about? Do you see tears coming out my eyes? I ain't scared about scared of no jail. Done that 20 mothers and every time I beat the girl. I'm not even >> I beat it every time. Check my mother resume. You crackle one. Whatever the you want to be your cha choo choo Spanish mother. Why your teeth go out like this? Need braces. Go fix that mother teeth and stop worrying about other people. That's what you do. And that other you can play connect the dots on her face. The other dude, he want to be bad so bad cuz guess what? He probably ain't have a daddy and his mama probably ran all over him and he ain't never get to do and now he want to pick a job to have authority. Seem like he big tough guy. Weird. Look, y'all don't even got to look at this bragging jail. Come on now. Oh, Cal are bigger than this. Lame as hell. >> Britney was charged with trespassing and resisting an officer without violence. It was later revealed she'd formerly been jailed for battery on law enforcement. For someone who bragged about winning every legal battle, she sure spent a lot of time behind bars. On March 29th, 2023, at a Speedway convenience store in Winter Park, Florida, a manager called 911 after observing his coworker through surveillance cameras, swiping scratch off lottery tickets, and cashing in the winners. Upon arrival, the cops first talked to the manager. >> I got her and cameras, taking scratch off, scanning it, taking some, putting it in a trash and putting another trash to make it seem like she's pulling out the trash away >> and it was so she can get it and go home with it. >> Was she able to get any cash from anywhere she >> and she redeemed it? >> So, there was a problem. She She took a $50 ticket and she pushed it out for >> she had to different >> books >> and you have that you have that on camera >> apparently. The woman would scratch off the lottery tickets and then throw them in the trash can. Then later when she took the trash out to the dumpster, she would dig out the winning tickets and later cash them in. But if she thought she could cover her tracks, she was sorely mistaken. >> I told her she got class to do because she's a new employee and new employee got video classes to do. >> So instead of putting her out here to be on the street, she's in the back while she's the camera. under the camera doing the video classes because she's still under she been with us for one reason. >> So right now as far as she's aware she was doing training in the back >> I was surprised to see. >> So the cash she put in trash bags took out and she throwing them away and pick it up at the end of >> Yeah. That's fine. >> Checking to see if she won. She was scratching them off herself. I thought she was taking them to sell them. >> She she's actually reviewing them here in the store. Taking cash for it in the scratch bag. >> She was scratching. She won. She some tickets about this. As the cops got a sworn statement from the manager and filled out the official report, they just couldn't believe how outrageous it was. The female employee, Jennifer, thought she could outsmart everyone, but at the end of the day, her plans turned out to be a major disaster. >> Hey, Jennifer. >> Hey, how you doing? >> How are you? >> Good. All right. Do you have any idea why we're here right now or why we're here? No. Are are Did you just get hired here or? >> Yeah. You have no idea why why we're here. >> Hey, Jennifer, let me try to help you out here for one second, okay? Um, we're here for a reason, okay? Right? We're law enforcement. Please don't pretend that we're stupid or anything, okay? So, the next words that come out of your mouth probably need to be the truth. Okay, answer this off officer truthfully so we can get this whole process over with. >> Clearly, the two cops here really like doing their jobs efficiently. They didn't want to spend more time than necessary, and you can be very sure that they don't like being lied to. Now, she was cornered by multiple nononsense cops. So, the best thing she could do is just confess. But it looks like Jennifer had some other plans. All right. >> Would you like to talk to me? So, >> so no, you don't want to talk to me or you just or you or Yes, you do want to talk to me. You just want to understand a bit more why here. >> Tell me why you're here. >> Well, it's over here. Obviously, something to do with your employment and tickets. tickets. Okay. >> You want to talk to me? Yes or no? >> Jennifer just sat there frozen solid. Either she was paralyzed with fear or paralyzed with stupidity. In any case, she must have realized by now that her short-lived job at the convenience store had come to an end, and there was a very high probability that she'd be spending some time behind bars. So, have you on video, okay? Stealing tickets, stealing lottery tickets. All right. Stealing money, okay? Which that's all verified, okay? That can be proven. There's no question about it. Okay? So, it's either you want to talk to me or you don't. Help me help me explain why. I'm being arrested. >> Okay. So, can you answer a simple question? Do you want to talk to me about the incident? Yes or no? >> Sorry. I promise you, you'll feel a whole lot better when you talk about it. I'll give you a chance if you want to talk, but if not, not going to make you talk. So, but I need an answer now. >> I'm being arrested. >> I'm not going to provide the information. We got two police officers here. You're smart. >> Please don't waste our time. >> Arrest me. >> Why shouldn't we arrest you? >> Give us Give us a good reason why we shouldn't arrest you. Explain herself and your actions from the other night. >> Jennifer had no answers at all. It's hard to imagine what emotions she was feeling as she was staring at her feet and twiddling her thumbs. The cops were getting impatient as they didn't have all day to wait for her confession. >> That was stupid. I shouldn't have did it. I'm sorry. >> So, please don't arrest me. Can you give me a notice to appear? >> Please. >> We need to talk about what happened first before we can determine what we're going to do about it. >> We have we have one side of the story. Okay. >> Talk to you're going to talk to us and provide every detail of it or you're not going to talk to us. Either way, >> I need what was the reason for taking anything? >> I'm sorry. >> Yep. You have any roommates? Any family? >> Kind of a mom. >> Was she not help you out with anything or >> so? >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> Yes. >> According to Jennifer, she was going through some tough times and was facing a very bleak financial future. But trying to solve her money problems by stealing lottery tickets was still a really dumb decision. Since lottery tickets are government property, it wasn't just petty theft. It was a serious crime. >> So what makes you think you didn't get away with something like this? >> I don't know. >> You're saying desperate and stupid? >> How much money did you get from cashing in the lottery tickets? And again, we everything's verifiable. >> I redeemed them in the store. >> You didn't take anything home. >> Just the pants the $300 or whatever. >> Okay. Take water tickets and cash in the trash can. Take it outside. The trash can go pick it up. Just the ones just the ones that I the ones I threw away. The ones that >> So you scratched them off. You threw them away and then you went back to the dumpster kind of collecting to kind of hide your evidence or whatever. >> No, >> that's what you just said. >> No. R. >> Okay. You got to be clear for us, right? We don't we don't we don't work at at a gas station. So you you rang them up. You threw them in the trash. Then what? I got part of the money and put the money for the ticket in the field. >> Okay. So, at no point did you try to conceal anything in trash and to hide it or anything like that >> or or collect anything after you got to work by the dumpsters or anything? >> In the end, she was charged with felony grand theft because the tickets she'd stolen amounted to over $5,000. They sentenced the woman to 12 months probation, which all things considered was a way better outcome for her than it could have been. It's not just civilians who destroy their careers on the very first day. The next disaster in a workplace is an incredible story from November 2024. In the Riadoso Police Department in New Mexico, a rookie cop violated policy by showing up for duty unshaven. They ordered the man to go home and shave. He then called 911 saying his house had been burglarized. >> But yeah, like I said, didn't see anyone go up and down the stair. So you went to Walmart, your car didn't work, so you didn't buy nothing. >> Came back home. >> Yeah. Came in, you wound up using your electric razor. >> Yeah. Which I mean, everything's still over there. >> Okay. >> But I used that, got everything done. Was going to go back 81. And that's when I realized my body count was still on on the sink. >> I was going to come back down and get it. And it was >> How old are you, Ski? >> 21. >> 21. You know how long I've been doing this? >> How many years, sir? >> 23. >> So, I'm pretty good about reading situations. You know what I mean? So, I want you to know that first of all, you know, I can help you out if there's something else going on here, okay? But I need you as an officer to be 100% honest with me right now. >> Yes, sir. >> 100%. >> Yes, sir. >> Now, it's my understanding you were and when you called your mom, which you say was you were sitting right here, was at 642. >> At 6:42, you were at Walmart. >> No, sir. >> The rookie cop was 21-year-old Matthew [music] Mosquita, also known as Ski. The detective on the scene had been doing his job longer than Matthew had even been alive. When you've worked that long, your bull radar pretty much works automatically. So, as a result, the detective here could see right through him. >> Is this you leaving Walmart? >> Yes, sir. >> With a bag in your head? >> Yes. I bought a candy. That's it. >> But candy with your cart >> with uh >> Okay. But you didn't use that to buy your razor? >> No, sir. >> No. How come? >> No. I mean, I realized that I had my electric shaver here, so I didn't really see the need to actually buy that. Spend more money. >> So, listen, Steve, this is this is the time, okay? This is a very important juncture in your life. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Where I want you to be 100% straight with me. If you messed up and you kicked your door because maybe you forgot your key, maybe because you were pissed off, stuff happens. If I was in a bind and I hadn't kicked my door, I'd kick my door. Okay, that's when we got to help each other out. If you made a mistake, you made a mistake. But this one, I need you to be straight with me 100%. You don't want to start your career with a blemish. Okay? So there there's other things that I haven't told you yet that lead me to believe you're not being 100% straight up with me. >> The detective was giving Matthew plenty of chances to tell the truth. He didn't want to come down hard on his colleague, but at the very same time, he was not going to put up with any more lies. Matthew here had one last chance to come clean, and it should have been a no-brainer. >> So, I'm assuming maybe you thought what? That you're going to have to pay for the door cuz you kicked it or what? I knew that. >> Yeah. So, why did you kick it? >> I did get locked. >> You got locked out and couldn't find your key or it was in here? >> It was all that was in here. >> It was in here. Okay. All right. Well, listen. What we need to do right now is I need you to uh take off your gear. Okay. So, you just put that down. You can put your put your phone down or whatever, but uh I'm going to I'm going to take this from you. Okay. Is this a triple? >> Turns out he'd locked himself out of his own house and therefore couldn't get in to shave his face. After realizing how dumb it was to kick his own door in, he called 911 saying his house had been burglarized. When it's your very first instinct to light a dispatch after breaking your own door, you've got to consider that maybe law enforcement is not your true calling. >> You take your phone with you, I'll let you use your phone while you're there. [snorts] This is the phone on this side and the wallet on this side. >> Your phone on this side. >> Phone and nothing in the front. Nothing on this side. >> Okay. >> Did [snorts] you I saw you were getting your mail. Is your house key on that same keychain? >> Yeah. >> Yep. So, you didn't put it in, right? >> I don't think so. >> Where' you set your mail down? >> Uh, back on the TV. Matthew was charged with filing a false report, which is only a misdemeanor. He pled no contest and was given a deferred sentence, which means if he stayed out of trouble for a year, the charges would be dismissed. He was fired from the force and was also ordered to donate $100 to charity. On October 2nd, 2024 in Redmond, Washington, a restaurant trainee told her manager that she wanted to quit, so he told her to leave and never come back. It seemed like she wasn't cut out for the job and was causing all sorts of problems. As a result, the manager then called police. >> Sir, we think audio be recorded. I'm officer Vega, sir. >> What's what's going on? >> So, I've got a employee that got a little disgruntled, decided to uh stop employment >> and we were like, "Okay, well, let's separate ways. Have a great evening." And she just posted up at the front door and started started. >> Yep. pretty much with Abigail. >> Abigail. What did she do here? >> She was an expedite. This was her first solo day. She's only gone through four days of training. >> Oh jeez. >> And now she just >> Where is she? >> So she is staring at us. >> Yep, that's her. >> And she initiated push anybody or anything or >> Yeah, I'd prefer if she didn't come back. I mean, that was pretty ridiculous. Yeah, you're good. >> If we trespass her, it just means she can't come back to this location for one year. She get arrested. >> Okay. >> Not everyone's cut out for a hard day's work. And more so, when it comes to customer service, not everyone succeeds. It requires patience, team spirit, and a top-notch attitude. Unfortunately, the suspect here, Abigail, did not seem to have any of those qualities. >> Officer Vega Police Department. Everything's audio video recorded. I'm not going to arrest you or anything. Okay. I'm just talking to you, that's all. >> Okay. >> I guess I've never had the police called on me before, but I guess it's the first time for >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. It tell me what happened in your words. >> Um I don't know. I was just I just came in for a shift and so my training just ended so it's the first day of like the actual shift starting where I'm working by myself now. Everyone's acting really weird and and like uh they're like putting pressure on me to like do a good job. It might have been breaking news to her, but pretty much every job comes with pressure as well as expectations. Employers pay you money to meet certain standards. In her case, it didn't take long for everyone in the restaurant to realize she was better off working alone. >> Everyone's like giving me different advice like, "You better do this, you better do that." And then the manager who was not supposed to be here during my shift, or that's at least what was told to me, he started like intimidating me or just like I don't know. It's just like the way he was >> communicating with me to me didn't feel safe. >> But to me, it's just u violent or nonviolent communication. Just the way he was expressing himself made me feel unsafe cuz he's like a huge guy. He's like a bouncer. Did you see him? And he's telling you that I'm causing a problem in the restaurant >> and then you quit and just uh >> then he told me um I don't know. I just kept arguing with him and I wasn't like going with what he was saying. He told me like he's gonna have like he he said like in some weird phrasing that he was gonna have me leave, but it was just like a vague thing when he told me to leave but didn't say it directly when I said >> so what he wants is he doesn't want you to come back. >> I don't why would I want to go back? >> So he uh you're going to get you're going to get trespassed. >> What that means is just don't come back for a year. >> That doesn't make sense. So he's using the law against me right now. I didn't do anything in that restaurant. I just quit. >> Yeah. you uh if I can't I can't give you too much advice on what you do legally. >> He gave me the reason why he was allowed to ask for me to know if he left for my belongings or how I'll talk to him if you were okay with him. I'll go talk to him right now. >> Can we Can I come with you, please? >> Uh you have to hang outside. >> Um no, no, but he's outside. So, can we meet outside? I'm not I'm not anyone. >> Sometimes it's best to take the path of least resistance. But Abigail saw things differently. Instead of adapting, she lashed out at her co-workers, blaming them for making her feel pressured while she was still adjusting to her new job. But succeeding under pressure is actually a pretty good sign of success. >> No, I would like to have a conversation with him. Not like >> it's the best to do it by phone. >> By phone. >> Give him a call. >> I should call him? >> Yeah, that would be the best cuz they don't want you in the restaurant. If you go back, >> he's not in the restaurant. He's outside. >> He's already trespassed you. How can he just say that I'm not allowed in that restaurant? Correct. How could that be the law? >> It's their restaurant. He's a manager. I know. >> Do you believe that I did something wrong in there? I just argued with him in a very minor way. >> I get it. >> I just I don't understand. What is the law that allows him to say that >> because of the restaurant? >> The what? >> They're the owners or they have he has managing he's he's man what he's man he's a manager >> and he's allowed to do that. He doesn't have power to ban anybody anyone. But just for random reasons for >> Yeah. They can just Hey, but yeah, it's like no no no ser they can refuse service to anybody. >> Why would I want to be served there? I don't want to be served at the restaurant. It's not good. >> If she thought the restaurant wasn't even that good, she's probably better off working somewhere else. And since she already made it clear that she didn't even want to be there, it should have been easy for her to just let it go. >> You told him you quit though, right? So I made it very clear in language that I'm leaving right now. >> Okay. >> So there's no break. >> Yeah. And you were you were telling me that you were waiting for him to come back so you can grab your belongings, but he went outside. >> No, no, no. I was trying to tell him that I was going to wait cuz I was trying I was like deciding and I wanted to speak to him to see if he could like come to an understanding. >> When you said when you said you quit and you did you hunker down in the restaurant or >> No, no. I was walking towards the door to leave and then I was chatting with the employee who trained me. When I do it, Timmy, I was telling her I'm leaving. Then he got out his phone and said that I was trespassing and tried to he called the police. I was literally just talking to them telling them that I was leaving. >> Well, check this out. Or just, you know, just walk away. Call them if they owe you money and you can call a lawyer or something. >> You're going to not pay me? >> No, I'm not saying that. But, you know, just call if you need a correct civil case or whatever. But, um, at the moment, don't go back there. Don't go back today cuz if we if we if we come back and you're back there like hey where's my stuff or whatever where's my paycheck or whatever you could be arrested >> for trespassing. >> I wouldn't I'm not going to >> please don't. Okay. >> I'm not worried about it. >> Okay. >> This is very like a very bright person. You get a better job. >> It seems like a very strange situation to me. Are you guys allowed to tell me your actual opinion about it or do you have to give the legal your legal professional opinion as a police officer? >> What is your question? >> I'm just not understanding the logic of the situation as a whole. But the logic in this situation was really quite simple. On her first day at work, Abigail was trespassed and banned from returning for one year. At least in the end, she avoided criminal charges. On December 27th, 2024, Officer Chavez of the Rio Rancho Police Department pulled over a vehicle that was driving with no headlights. Behind the wheel was a young woman named Mandana. She claims she was driving home from Little Caesars where she'd just begun working. >> Hello. >> Hi, >> Officer Ch Police Department. >> Yeah. >> Um, the reason I stopped is because you're driving with no lights on. Is there a reason why? >> Oh my god. >> Where you coming from? >> Work. >> Yeah. Where do you work? >> Uh, Little Caesars. >> Little Caesars. And then where you heading? >> Um, sometimes I forget to turn my lights on. I'm very sorry. And where are you heading to? >> Home. Okay. >> Yeah. I'm so sorry. Here's my license. 1047. >> Awesome. And then your registration and insurance, please. >> Is it okay? >> Yeah, go for it. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> No, nothing. >> Well, cuz I can smell it. That's what I'm asking. >> Oh, >> yeah. How much did you drink today? >> I drink. >> What is it? A V box. >> What is that? >> But it's a V box. >> Yeah. >> As you can see, I've never finished. >> As you can see, I did not finish. >> You didn't eat that. What you >> I'm just >> I never seen those. I don't know what >> I'm scared. I'm sorry. I've never been before. >> Wreaking of alcohol, this young woman was slamming her beat box while driving. She made no effort at all to hide it from the officer who pretty much knew she was wasted. Officer Roscos, a DUI specialist, soon arrived on scene to assist. >> What are you drinking at tonight? >> I was drinking at my work. >> At your work? >> Yeah. >> Where are you working at? >> Little Caesars. It's just making pizzas. >> Making pizzas and drinking. >> That doesn't sound too good. >> Okay. >> Especially right now. >> Yep. How old are you? 22. >> 22. Okay. I'm just here just to make sure you haven't had too much. >> Okay. What What did you have? >> Officer. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And that was it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Um, how much pulled over? I'm sorry. >> Sorry. Um, hold on. Is it okay? Let's be honest here. Young people aren't exactly known for their flawless decision-making. But the real test is knowing how to stop one dumb decision from turning into a series of bad ones. In Mandiana's case, she did the right thing by cooperating and being respectful to the officers. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Mandiana. >> Mandy. Okay. Step out here. I'm just going to do a couple tests on you just to make sure we're okay to drive. Okay. Do you have a jacket in the car? >> No. Okay, we're gonna we'll walk over here and get out of the wind. >> I'm sorry. >> You're good. You're good. >> So, we can get out of the window. Okay. >> Never been pulled over. >> You've never been pulled over before? Never? >> No. >> Okay, let's walk over here. >> It just goes to show that when you treat the cops with respect, they'll usually return the favor. The woman may have been in trouble, but there was no hostility or tension in the air. In fact, the entire interaction was calm and respectful. Officer Roscos then moved on to administer a field sobriety test. >> Let me ask you this. If I asked you to count backwards from the number 72 and stop at 51, can you do that? >> No. I will be honest. No. Um, I never got that far. I'm going be honest. >> So, you couldn't count backwards from 72 to 51? I couldn't even calculate pluses and stuff like that. I'll be honest. >> Okay, let me ask you this. Can Do you know your ABCs? >> Yeah. >> I would assume you would know your ABCs, right? A A [clears throat] through Z. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What I want you to do is I want you to say the alphabet in the correct order going forward, but I want you to start the letter I and then stop at the letter Q for me. >> Can you do that? >> So, think about it. Start at I and then stop at Q. >> I stop at Q. >> Yeah. >> I J K L M N. >> Oh my god. >> I'm not sorry. >> Why not? >> Huh? >> Why not? >> I'm just not I >> get your PBT. >> I couldn't. I'm sorry. At this point, I'll be honest. I'm pretty drunk. Just Just arrest me. You're pretty drunk. >> Yeah. Just arrest me, please. >> Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Did you You told me that you've only had >> Yeah, I What's in that? >> Yeah, I'm a very lightweight. >> I I understand that. Okay. >> Can we please just arrest me, please? >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Cuz I'm sorry. >> Okay, hold on. Calm down. >> Please just arrest me. >> The woman explained to the officer that she dropped out of high school because her academic scores were consistently low. Still, it didn't excuse the woman from drunk driving. If she really was a lightweight, it was all the more reason to not drink and drive. >> Let me just explain how this goes. Okay. If you've only had a little bit of that what's in there, you might not be over the legal limit. >> Okay. >> Okay. That's what I'm trying to get to with this. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm trying to not arrest you. >> Okay. >> I know. I get it. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to use this on you. That's okay. >> Okay. Take take a deep breath in and then blow into the tube until I tell you to stop. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Good. Good. >> On the breathalyzer, Mandy blew a 0.25. That meant she was severely intoxicated. And whatever the case, she drank way too much for someone who claimed to be a lightweight. She might have been sweet, but nothing changed the fact that she put everyone's safety on the road at risk. Just trying to get home. >> Okay. Just put your hand to your foot right here. Like this. >> Okay. Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt me or you? >> Uh, no. >> I didn't bring my knife. >> No. >> Okay. This officer is just going to make sure. >> Just Just check. Just stand there for me. Okay. Just step over a little bit. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Have a seat right there. [snorts] >> Where's your phone at? >> It's in the car. I'll grab it for you. >> You want your wallet to go with you? >> I just want to call my boyfriend. My mom >> and honestly, respect to you because you've been so kind. >> Okay. But but but look, look at it this way. >> You didn't crash. >> You didn't crash your car into anybody else. You just got stopped. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, it could be way worse. >> I was being very careful. >> Yep. But you just forgot to turn on your headlights >> again. Really? >> That's why you got stopped? I do that a lot. Even when I'm >> when I'm sober. Yeah. I'm going be honest. Even when I'm sober, I do that a lot. >> But thank you so much for being so kind. >> No, you're good. You're good. >> Respectful. >> You're good. >> But you can use your phone >> and then when I get you down to the station, you won't be able to use it for like 15 minutes. >> Okay. >> And then we'll uh and then I'll let you use it after that. >> Where am I going again? >> The Reancho Police Department. >> Mandy might get an award for being the most polite drunk driver of all time. Nevertheless, they still had to book the woman and process her. Back at the station, Officer Roscos gave her a second breathalyzer test to confirm the earlier results. >> Okay, set up for me. Come over here. Deep breath in >> and then blow. Blow until I tell you to stop. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Good. Good. Good. Good. You have a seat. >> I'm grabbing [snorts] you. What's that? >> I'm not going to pass that. >> So the the legal limit >> is is 08. >> Yeah. >> And you're 22. >> Okay. So, I will tell you this. >> It's not >> Madiana, you have an alcohol problem >> because at that level that you're at now, you I should be calling you an ambulance. >> Mandiana was exuding a sweet girl nextdoor vibe, but slowly that vibe started to fade. Officer Rosco's, a DUI investigator, was alarmed at how much alcohol she'd actually consumed. On top of that, she started looking at Officer Ross with a very flirtatious smile. Okay, take this one around. Okay, let's do this. >> You're handsome. >> Seriously. [laughter] Okay, relax there. >> And then do this. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> The ladies on this side are nice. Come here. Go to your right. >> And then you stand right there. >> You are handsome. >> Your eyes are green. >> They are. >> Yep. >> You are. I appreciate that. >> I'm sorry to blush. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. >> This is bad. >> They charged Mandy with DUI, operating a vehicle without headlamps, operating a vehicle with no insurance, and possession of an open container. On the 6th of June 2024 at a gas station convenience store in Decal, Illinois, a woman's first day on the job turned into an absolute dumpster fire. The cops arrived on scene to find a physical altercation in progress. >> Over here now, >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. HEY, STOP. PLEASE. STOP. STOP. S. TURN AROUND. GET BACK. >> Get back. >> Don't touch us. Don't touch us. >> Let's go. LET'S GO. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. >> I'm 95 with one right now. 11 with another. Stop that. >> You're about to go to jail, too. Get back. >> Get back. >> Go get my phone in my glasses. >> Let's go. >> Do it again. >> You pull my hair back. >> Chill out. Chill out. >> You pull MY HAIR WITH YOUR FAT ASS. Chill out. >> Chill out. Get car. I'm trying to get my stuff. >> You want to get >> Stop moving. Stop moving. >> As the fight was happening when they got there, the cops had no idea what kick things off. They still had to break up the fight and separate the women so they could talk to them individually and figure out what really happened. Trying to get my CAR as >> affirmative. Other units can slow down. >> Hey, you had to pull my hair. Y'all said they [snorts] up >> there's an employee in there that's got to go too >> cuz I was trying to pull her. She was going under right there. I'm going to come in now. >> Yeah, you're the employee. He's talking about in the car. stepping. >> I'm good. I'm okay. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> I need >> Who who was it that was pulling on me? >> What do you mean? >> And you who was pulling you? >> The girl. >> Was it her or someone else? It was someone shorter. No, >> no, her and her sister. >> Okay. Who's your sister? >> No, her and her sister. >> Who's that? A boy? >> Yeah. She just started. It took a whole team of law enforcement to break up this cat fight between the woman in the black shirt named Teresa and the other woman in blue named Sierra. Apparently, the feud had been brewing for quite a while. When one of the women applied for a job at the gas station, things finally boiled over as she was stepping on the other woman's turf. >> All right, I'm going to put this woman down for you. Okay, just I don't know what's going on yet. >> My child, >> okay, I don't know what's going on yet, but the reason why you're in cuffs is obviously you were going at the other girl. Okay. She came at me. >> Okay. Okay. I went in story here in a second. Okay. But just >> come say >> can you go get my ponies and h off the floor, please? >> I will if you go get >> I will if you send >> I'm not going nowhere. I promise. >> If this woman was really pregnant, then it was totally unacceptable for her to be fighting or for that matter for anybody else to be targeting her. She might have been making it up though to try and influence the outcome or perhaps get some leniency from the officers. >> I work. >> YOU'RE PROBABLY GOING to get arrested because you're letting THEM FIGHT. >> HEY, WHAT the [ __ ] the [ __ ] are you? I'm at work, ma'am. >> You're sitting there letting them fight. That's your sister. What are you doing? >> I'm at work, ma'am. Letting them fight. I >> I can't How this is my job. >> I'm watching. You're probably GOING TO GET ARRESTED. >> I'M AT WORK. >> BECAUSE YOU'RE SITTING THERE letting them fight. One pulling other people off. What are you doing? >> I'm trying not to hire sister to jump in the fight. What the hell? >> I'm calling your sister off. >> Stop letting people find me when she walked up, ma'am. >> Okay. Well, then I will watch that. >> What happened? >> Get out of the car. >> What did I do? >> I'm telling you to get out of the car now. >> Wait, what did I do though? Get out of the car. >> But what did I do though? YOU'RE >> UNDER ARREST. >> I DIDN'T EVEN DO WHO WAS the >> I'm at work. >> Who was the one that was? >> Who was um Hold on. Hold on to who? >> To her. >> My sister. >> I wasn't holding on to nobody. >> You said your sister. You said your sister. >> No, I wasn't holding on to the other No other THE OTHER GIRL. WE AT WORK, MAN. DROP ME IN. DROP ME IN. MA'AM, I didn't do anything. >> Okay. Yes, ma'am. I didn't do anything, ma'am. Go ahead and check the camera. >> Okay, come on. >> Okay, just stop talking about which employee >> when I got here. When I put my hands on her, who was holding her arm? >> Oh, I was trying to hold her back. Me. I was holding her back. We were But we wasn't fighting though, sir. We work here. You You can see the video. >> I'm trying to place an arrest until you get off. So, >> no. Pardon me. >> You're under arrest. >> Ma'am, I didn't get >> Bro, what? I didn't do nothing. >> I don't even know. I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING, BRO. I didn't even do nothing, ma'am. I SWEAR TO GOD, I DIDN'T do I'm at work. Look, >> Joetta, I know the video. >> Yes, we're going to >> Joetta kept repeating over and over again that she couldn't be arrested because she worked at the store. Obviously though, if you break the law, it makes no difference who you are or where you work. But if she really didn't do anything wrong, it'd be a different story entirely. >> I'm at work. Like what? I didn't even do nothing though. >> You heard me? >> I know. I got here after the fact. I have no idea what's going on. >> I know, but you murdered me from last time. But I I just got this my first day on my job. >> I got you. >> Like what the I lose my like I just got hired like I can't even work my job, bro. It's all And it's old. It's old though. Like I swear to God say how many I told my manager I said look it's a coworker that you know I had previously had um you know like got a tour with but back in Aurora you know >> you know what I'm saying but she car people up there >> on a regular basis it seemed like this whole group just loved to go to the jail house. Even if they moved to another town their feuds kept following them around. What could have been a minor squabble turned into a full-on brawl. As a result, law enforcement had to step in and do some good old-fashioned conflict resolution. >> I'm not a bad person. >> I'm sorry. Yes, sir. >> I'm not a bad person. I just got out of my job today. >> I just got out of my job today. >> How long they hold you for? >> Yeah, I just start your day. >> Why is there so many people there? >> That's what I'm saying. >> A bunch of people or something. Her sister was already talking then she had called other people up there. You know, you know Dominique's sister. I know you know you guys know Dominique. Her sister was up there. Then she called her sister. So I came up there like like what? Like you know come on now. >> Leave it out though. She came outside >> and the girl was saying that and the girl was saying that we're going to be going to call my sister. And when I do the sister >> both the women involved in the fight, Sierra and Teresa were given tickets for fighting in public and resisting an officer. Meanwhile, initially, Josetta was charged with obstruction, but the charge was later dropped when surveillance footage cleared her of wrongdoing. These newbies from today's episode did show up to work, but not ready to learn something, but to crash and burn and mess up everything in their wake. Not only did they lose their jobs, but most of them walked away with a criminal record. Thank you for watching, and we'll see you next time.