In the end, we had a change in leadership and I did not like the new leadership. And what I learned in police work is I was already 34 when I started, right? I have to accelerate my career. I don't have the luxury of starting at 21. So, what I thought was if I'm going to keep going on this, I got to move up the ranks. And number two, I didn't like the direction of the country. I thought politically we were going the wrong direction. With the creation of cell phones and all of these different things, we started to see politicians, even on a national level, driving a wedge between law enforcement and the community. Yes. >> And I thought that we needed better leadership. A lot of guys that are in leadership positions are not leaders. And so I thought I wanted to be part of something different. I thought I could do it better. And so why sit and complain about it? Do something about it. So I decided to run for sheriff. >> Wow. And it kind of the sheriff thing knocked out the the political piece of it going in the wrong direction and really preserving our profession, being unapologetic about it, and then being unapologetic about supporting the guys that do the job every day. >> Sure. >> And being an actual leader in this profession. And so that's what I tried to do. And I was fortunate enough to