This man was simply sitting in his parked car eating lunch when a police officer approached and demanded his registration without any reasonable suspicion. Clearly violating his Fourth Amendment rights. Run my name if that's what you want to do. Run my name. I'm just sitting here, bro. I'm not operating the vehicle. If I get arrested, what would be the charge? I didn't do anything. I was sitting in a car. It could have been done in 30 seconds if you would have, oh, here's my registration, which most people do because people make mistakes. Everybody hear me? I'm sitting here eating lunch, bro. Exactly. So once you seen me eat lunch, you should have left me alone. You got no call, so there's no job to do. That's what you missing. I don't need a call. But you is no but but listen, you need reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime. There's no crime happening. So why are you talking to me? That's not an infraction. I'm not driving. The car has to be expired. If it's sitting on the street and is expired, then you can ticket it or tow it, bro. 148 point G. No reasonable articulable suspicion. You don't get ID, anything. I've been through this. I have sold a police department before. That's why I don't resist.