You got your ID on you? Your music's way too loud. >> Music's way. >> Yeah, they don't tell me nothing when I enter. They should be warning me for that. >> 50 ft. Yeah. >> They should be warning me for the music. They don't say nothing. >> Somebody reason for the stop is the music. >> Oh, I mean I thought it was like a festival. >> No, no. I It's back there. So, it's even going out further this way. 50 ft is the ordinance. I was at least 75 ft away and I heard it clearly. Do you have your driver's license registration insurance? >> Yeah. So, with the with the music, that's the reason that we got called back here in the first place cuz these condos here are complaining. Every time the music gets turned up, we the wind's carrying it up. And obviously, you guys have an amazing sound system. So, the rule is it can't be more than 50 ft on the beach. So, you can get one of those for the music as well. And that's why we keep coming and ask you guys to turn it down. >> No. >> Yeah. Got to be lower on there. If you want to fight it in court, you can certainly fight in court. You can get a court date. Go tell the judge your side. I tell the judge my side. We'll play my video and then the judge can decide if it was too loud or not. >> No, no, no. The driver's license for music. >> I mean, get your driver's license. Everybody's getting >> I'm not going to ask you a third time. If you don't forgot your driver's license, you're going to jail. >> I'm going to jail. I'm I'm >> All right. I will answer your questions as soon as I get your driver's license. Yes. Your music was loud. I heard you from about 10 cars back. I made my way through the pack to you, got behind you, confirmed it was your vehicle, and stopped you. If I can hear it more than 25 ft, it's a violation of state law. If I hear more than 50 ft, it's a violation of county code of ordinances for the beach, and you can go to jail. >> Yeah. >> I mean, I turn it down for the aspect of respect, but everybody has music up, so that's aspect every time. You know, >> here's the difference. >> Yeah. >> My truck that's way down there, you get a white truck and I can hear yours over everybody else's. That's like 300. for the well the respect. >> Florida state statute says if I can hear in 25 ft, not 300 ft. You know why I'm stopping you, right? >> I'm assuming loud music. >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> You have your registration proof insurance. >> Yes. Hello officer. They didn't hear you. >> Deputy I know. That's why I'm stopping you. >> So sorry, >> Deputy Legacia Sheriff's Office. There's a noise ordinance out here. It can't be audible over 50 ft, which you exceeded a lot. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Which is why you couldn't hear me. >> Boss, man. Yes, sir. >> I want you to hear something real quick. Hop out for me. Can you still hear it? >> Yeah. >> That's That's probably even more than 25 ft. >> Okay. >> You're like the fifth or sixth person that's going to get the ticket today. Everybody's getting them. >> What are we do? What are we doing? >> I'm going home. >> No. What are we doing? I just stopped you earlier, wrote you a ticket for live music not even an hour ago. >> I'm going home. >> And now you're out here doing the same Not even an hour. What time was that ticket at? Uh, what time? 3:30. It is now almost 5:00. >> That's That's fine.