Your blood pressure is out the roof. Yes, I think I'm having a heart attack. I learned a new phrase from you. Uh, incarceris. Explain to me why incarceris. Yeah, I think you'd ask any cop and they'll probably tell you what incarceritis is, right? It's it's really as soon as you're placed under arrest and somebody's going to jail, they now have a, you know, an emergency medical condition that just spurred up. So, it's an attempt to get out of going to jail. Exactly. Um unfortunately a lot of times it works for them whether it's you know because more calls pop off and you know somebody you know another officer or deputy can't wait for them at the hospital like I said in that video I mean he has the right to receive medical service right medical attention it's you know permitted and it's allowed it's going to you know he's going to do it the next time and the next time and the next time. So fortunately this gentleman I was told afterwards he'd done that probably three or four times with sounds about other local agencies in the area and it's worked a few times for him. So yeah, incarceritis it's a it's a beast.