When's the last time you used meth? Um, I can tell you're high in meth right now. The way you're moving around. I'm not. Just be straight up. I'm not I'm not bullshitting you, but I'm just telling you I can see the way you're moving right now. It's just I'm just It's been a really rough day. Okay. Really? It's not just day. It's been a week. Is there any dope in the car? No. For sure? Yes. Okay. What about in your bag? No. Nothing. So, we're not going to find anything in there? No, sir. Okay. Can I check your bag? I mean, yeah, but why? I mean, I'm just asking. I'm out here showing my boss I'm doing my job. I'm contacting you guys, right? I'm not I'm not I'm not I'm not being rude to you guys. Okay. I mean, I understand. Yeah. Look, I'm I'm not here to judge you. You You've been every I've talked to you a couple times. You've been very nice. So, where is the methad in the car? It is in my bag. In your bag. As far as just getting people to talk. I think it's just being a human. It's not always having to be heavy-handed on our approach to people. It's just being a human and talking and not being judgmental. Because essentially, if that contact would have been approached as very confrontational or condescending or overly authoritative, I don't think it would have went the same way it did as far as her basically admitting as far as her straight up admitting to me that she did have drugs and she just used drugs.