What's your deal, man? What do you mean? You're doing 65 in a 30. 65? >> Yeah, where's your driver's license at? Where are you going? I'm going fishing. Fishing? Yes, sir. Well, you might be going to jail. That's where you might be going. You still live on Jadewood? Uh, yeah, that's >> a driver's license on you? >> my bag. All right. You got a firearm in there? No. All right, go ahead and grab your driver's license. You don't stay in Florida? That's where you live? I where I live in North Florida in the panhandle. Do you understand how stupid what you're doing is, man? I >> 35 over the posted. This is a 30 mph roadway. You're doing 35 mph over the posted speed limit. >> going 64. Well, that's a problem, dude. You got a speedometer right in front of you. That's 95 >> somebody doing that. This is a tiny roadway. That's true. Look for your stuff. I'll be back with you. It's your buddy's driver's license back. This is yours and your vehicle's registration. I issued you a criminal violation today. It is a misdemeanor. It's for reckless driving. Uh, you will have to come back to the Wakulla County to deal with traffic court in person. I'll send you something to your address with a date and a time to appear for traffic court. 35 over the posted speed limit over here is the most stupid thing I've ever heard of. You're going to kill somebody. I deal with traffic homicides. I deal with crashes that result in fatalities. You hit somebody 35 mph over the posted speed limit in a head-on collision, you're going to kill somebody or you're going to kill yourself. >> Yes, sir. There's no reason to be going that fast over here. That's the I-4 speeds and you're on this narrow roadway. Uh, I I there's no real other way to explain it to you. Uh, there's no fine at this point in time. They'll determine that when you wind up appearing in traffic court. There could be a fine or it could be uh, it is arrestable. I'm not taking you to jail today, but it is a notice to appear. So, technically it is an arrest. And I appreciate