What lies behind the emergency calls in Florida and Georgia? >> She's such a liar. She's so good about it. >> She said it's not the first time that >> it's not the first time. >> What the >> cars covered with liquid. >> My daughter attacked me when the wraps around the back of his ankle. >> No, I was defending myself. >> Moss moss moss. >> We have on the daughter. >> A mother in distress, children showing signs of and cries inside a car with strong alcohol odor all point to a hard truth. Careless adult behavior can profoundly affect a child's life. A normal afternoon in Florida suddenly turned into a family tragedy. The mother claimed her 13-year-old daughter attacked her while she struggled with back pain and tried to protect her vape. >> And she stole my vape. >> Yeah. >> And she's 13. >> On February 12th, 2024, Sarasota police in Florida got an emergency call about a domestic violence case between a mother and daughter in a neighborhood. When they arrived, they were met not with cooperation, but with a mother's tense complaints about her stubborn daughter. >> This morning, I went to a chiropractor appointment. I came home to rest because I have a crooked spine. I can barely walk. >> I have a problem child. Okay. I'm putting her in virtual school. She's been kicked out several schools. She's been diagnosed with bipolar. Anyways, she came into my room and wanted to take the remote and shut her the TV off cuz she was just in a bad mood calling me a like outburst. Okay. She ran and she grabbed my remote. She grabbed my remote, ran in there, then threw it at me, then ran back and as I was running back, she came into my room in the room area and stole my vape. Okay, she won't she won't give it to me. So, I said fine. She had food all in her bed. She had stuff. Uh she's she's been stealing my mother's cigarettes and taking the ashes and dumping them behind the dresser. I found that and I was I'm cleaning all her room out and she's not to have a room. Okay. I went to the on the bed. I went to the bed to lay down. She comes after me. Wants to act like she's slapping me this and that. >> So she was just doing this. >> Yeah. Like this to me like that. Like that. So, she takes the phone and comes up with the story of a lifetime in the bathroom. Okay. I have real problems. Real. >> Okay. Why don't you hang out out here for me? Okay. >> Why don't you hang out out here when I go talk to her so you guys aren't in the same room together? Okay. >> Not stopping there. The mother went on about her back pain and the times her daughter her casting herself as the victim in her own family. >> She needs giving me my baby. >> We'll come Yep. We'll come out. She has slapped me in my face earlier today, punched me in my back yesterday. Why don't you hang over here right in the grass? That way I don't have to be on the hard concrete. >> She got kicked out of Booker and we took her to Bra County and her other grandma's. >> Mhm. >> They kicked her out. The same problems. We put her to charter school, the Imagine Academy. She lasted 3 days. She was threatening people with the gun at school. >> Yeah. So I'm here. I'm >> sure it's very stressful. >> Yeah. So, I'm here doing the virtual program and trying to get that together. So, she came in talking about when I'm going to register in school and started bossing me around. This filter doesn't stop. It's the most nasty stuff like suck my >> and and and just everything. I can't control her. She's bigger than me. I can't walk. I had back issues and I went to the chiropractor this morning at 10:00 a.m. and I came home to do all these things I needed through the email, scan documents, the birth certificates, getting everything going. And I wanted to lay down on that bed because it was a hard surface for my spine to be straight. >> And she didn't like that. Bullying on top of me. Bullying. Bullying. >> Just listen. Just hang out here. Try to catch your breath a little bit. >> She's on medicine. a saying that I'm on medicine, but she was telling people I take cerakil at night and I take ADHD medication cuz I'm ADHD and that's all I take in my life. But she's been diagnosed with bipolar, hypertension, borderline, she takes luth, she takes anti-depressants, she takes a mood stimulizer, >> and she makes tradome, cerakquil, the list goes on. And she has these where it's alcohol and then my mother doesn't help me. >> She takes her side. It's like a a control thing. >> I got you. >> I'm just >> Well, here. If your back hurts, we can get in the grass a little bit. Oh, it's a little easier on your back. >> No, sitting is the worst. It's the sciatic nerve. So, sitting is the worst for me. >> Okay. >> But she comes in there, swings her hands at me and stuff. She has a scratch on her neck from from my nails, scratching her. She's so proud of it. >> But, um I don't know what else I could do. I don't know what else I could do. I >> train's in there. She's going to figure it out. Okay. So, just try to try to take a couple deep breaths and relax for a little bit. >> More of the story was revealed through her own words. >> I don't understand what's happening. I was laying down. I was watching Netflix. I was literally watching Netflix. And if she doesn't get her way, >> it's it it's manipulative. It's attacking. It's frightening. It's it's it's what she does. Ava call I look. Yes. >> Yes. Oh my god. >> Officer, please. Officer, it's just it's just >> she's what I'm going to do with her. She's such a liar. She's so good about it. I the vape. I I had a CBD vape cuz of my back. >> She grabbed some of my stuff. So, I keep going after her and she came back and she told me sto >> She's a good She like >> It's okay. Listen, keep talking to her. She talk to you. Just try to relax. I know it's very very stressful. >> Keep anything in the house. It doesn't matter if it's like a lighter or anything or we can't have any internet devices open, anything. And then my mom is just bad. She handles it. She marinates in it. She manipulates in it. She likes that. You know, it's just a mind control thing here for the last few years after my dad passed trying to >> figure everything out that I have a problem child and I have a mother that thinks that she does no wrong and comes against me too. >> Did she get your information yet? >> Well, we can do that then. >> No, I was trying to do everything I can to have a normal day. >> I know. >> Of course. Everything has a reason. And that reason came out through the mother's own account. >> No, she slept in my face. yesterday and it might do anything. That's why she's they take her to Bayside because she's when she started doing it, she was 12 like 12. >> So they would always come up and always like always make a reason for her to go to Bayside instead of doing that. >> And now that she's she's coming up with this idea against me because I don't want her to have that room anymore and she's not to have a room because there's there's cigarette. I don't smoke cigarettes. My mom does. And there's ashes behind my dresser and there's food all in the bed. Okay. >> And she's not to have a room anymore. And that's what this is about. >> This whole thing's going on. >> Yeah. And she stole my vape. >> Yep. >> And she's 13. >> It's a lot going on. I'm sure it's very stressful. >> Well, she's on his she got kicked out of uh Imagine Academy and she was there for 3 days. So, she was she got kicked out for the girls and the >> When did that happen? uh two weeks ago. >> So she got >> 12. Okay. >> And I'm trying to go between Pasco County and Sarasota County trying to work, doing nursing assistant, trying to go back and forth with a problem child doing this and that I can. Obviously, um >> just hang tight here for a second. I'm just going to check with my partner really quick. Okay. >> Inside the house, another officer took the daughter's statement and reported to his superior. The conflict flared as one side claimed to be the victim while the other showed several injuries on her body. >> Hey SGE, I just wanted to let you know that we're going to have a DV over here with children involved. So we're going to go 10:15 on the mom. We have on the daughter. She lost her mind and started throwing away the daughter's stuff. So the daughter went to pick it up and the mom reached and grabbed it and scratched her neck and then scratched her arm. Uh, the little sister saw it all happen. 13. And this is not the first time that this has happened at this house. I would say no because she's got like open bleeding sc like claw marks on her neck. I don't think that's really corporal punishment. So, mom has not been living at this house. They live with the grandma. She's just not the legal guardian. Grandma was here during all this. She didn't see it, but she heard it. And there's a long train of history with the mom just disappearing for weeks and then coming home and the girls and then leaving. And yeah, I'm not sure if you've ever been to this house. I've been to this house a few times. >> Of course, the law doesn't accept excuses without proof. The mother was immediately handcuffed yet still worried. It will ruin my career. >> She can't put her hands on me anymore. >> Okay. Do you mind stepping out of the car? >> Why? >> I'm going to explain everything to you. Just turn around for me. >> Clear it up. No. No. No. No. No. I'm going to tell I'm going to explain everything to you. >> Yes. My daughter attacked me. My daughter attacked me. >> Give me one second. Okay. >> No. No. No. >> Stuck on. >> No. No. She was on top of me on my bed. I I tried to get her away. Look at my nails. Officer, I'm a nurse. This is going to ruin my career. I won't be able to take My daughter has bipolar. I'm not on medication. I'm on two medication. I came from the chiropractor. She attacked me. She attacked me. >> My mother is bipolar. You're not listening. >> Please, I don't up my children. She punched me in my head yesterday and my back. That's why I had to go to the chiropractor this morning. She abused me and attacked me. I Are you going to listen to me? I don't know why I'm in handcuffs. >> Listen. >> Okay. So, right now, the story that your daughter is telling me and the injuries that she has are equivalent to battery and the fact that her mother she beat your other daughter witnessed it all. other daughter did not witness that I was laying on the bed. She came on on top of me. She came in on top of me. I have all over me from her. I was in the chiropractor this morning. So >> I didn't do this. >> Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> That's not THC. That's CBD. That's not T. That's nicotine. Look at my nails. Um she was on top of me. I went like this. This is very easy. I have marks from her. Please. My She beat me up. My daughter physically hurt me. >> Come on. >> My daughter physically hurt me. I shouldn't be in jail. I shouldn't be in jail. My daughter was beating me up. You keep saying that about Yes, it is. It's true. It's true. Officer, please. My daughter's been She stole my baby. No. No. Officer. Officer. No. This is going to ruin my career. I did not do that. I was protecting myself. I was protect. She hit me. You know that. You know that. This is I was protecting myself. I was laying on the bed. I just had >> Do you have anything on you that's going to help me? >> Please, you're not listening. >> Even in panic, the mother tried to justify herself. I was defending myself from my daughter. >> You're not probable cause. No, I was defending myself. I was defending myself. I was defending myself from my daughter. She up on my mother every day. She me up yesterday at Pasco. I have a goose head on my head. You're not. She's a liar. >> Hop in there. Okay. >> Please. You're not believing me. I know, but you're not believing me. >> And I understand that, but let's just get in the car. Get in the car. I don't up my children. >> Get in the car, please. >> I don't I was laying my my my hip. You see my daughter? How can I attack her? I was laying on the bed and she came swinging at my face. >> You got to use >> because of the because of the remote control. >> I hear I hear your story. Okay. >> But I didn't My hip my hip. >> Come on. >> I just got out of >> I know. I know. Just scoot back. My daughter I was defending. >> So she I went like this like this and her neck and she was on top of me. I was like, "Look at my nails. They're sharp. She's got soft skin. I told it was a def it was a defense mechanism. It was defending my she was on top of me about the remote control. She's been stealing. She got kicked out of school. She's been abusing her. Okay, this is not this is my baby. My daughter. >> Even on the way back to the station, she kept insisting her daughter was at fault. >> Listen, you believe me? Listen. Listen. >> No. This is wrong. This will ruin my life. I'm a nurse. >> I know. I need you I need you to take a deep breath and listen. Okay? Just take a deep breath and listen. Okay? You're getting charged with this. You're not getting convicted with it. Okay? The state attorney will decide the conviction. Okay? From what she saw, she has probable cause. When it comes to domestic situations, we have to do something. Okay? >> I have probable cause. Look what she did to me. She scratched me today. Look at my legs. No. No one's listening to me. No one's listening. Tuck my legs. I have to. >> So, when can I get bailed out? >> So, the booking process takes about an hour and then you'll be able to bond out as soon as you get that. And it's a misdemeanor charge, so it's $50. If you go through a bail bond, it will be $10 to get out. Okay? But you will not be able >> I don't get up on my >> Look, I've tried to explain this to you, but you don't stop talking. >> If you were her age and you did the things you did to your mom, you're probably your mom would beat the [ __ ] out of you probably. I don't even spank her. And what you're doing is wrong. I I thought you guys were going to help me. I thought you guys were going to help me. I'm shocked that this is happening to me. Why is this happening to me? This is going to show up on my record. It doesn't even matter if I get charged or not. It's always going to show up that I was arrested for battery and I'll never get a nursing job ever again. I won't do it after this. I will never be able to work with the elderly with nobody. Based on the evidence, the mother was arrested on a child abuse charge. Under Florida law, if convicted, she could face up to 5 years in prison or probation along with a fine of up to $5,000. Hopefully, after this incident, the mother will come to a full realization and find a balance between rest and her nursing career instead of relieving stress through violence against her child. But the pain didn't end there. Shortly after, more children in Florida had to endure bres left by their own relatives. Do your child have any reason to feel unsafe in your home? >> They are now. >> On September 13th, 2024, police received a report from a school about several children showing visible andes revealing signs of domestic violence. Following the lead, they raided a house where two parents greeted them but immediately denied all accusations. >> Hey, how you doing, sir? >> How you doing, sir? >> Deputy Warren, Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. You mind if we go inside and talk to you guys real quick? >> What happened? >> Are you mom? >> Yes, I am. I'm have to talk to you guys separately if you don't mind. Okay, >> I guess you go first. >> Why would you talk? >> Yeah, that's how we operate just to make sure. >> No, we we got a family together like so we talk together. >> Okay, that's not how the protocol is. >> Well, it's going to be like that today or you just ain't going to get to talk to nobody. Simple as that. >> What's going on? There was a report that came in that I need to speak to you guys separately about it. >> Well, you can't speak that separately. We are family. >> I understand. >> Father, that's mother. >> What kind of report? >> He got a ring. He got a ring. Uh, so they have family. >> Separate the family. It was just to get >> So it's not going to be separated. We're a family. You can talk us together and nothing at all. >> Just as an example, right? You're driving down the road, you get hit by a car and the car flees. You may see it as a silver car. She may see it as a white car. Everybody has their own perception of what occurred. So, we need to talk to everybody separately because when you start talking about it and she hears you, that's going to influence what she may remember. She may say something that influences what you may remember. Not saying that anybody's making something up or lying, but everybody has their own perception. That's the reason why we want to talk to you separately. That's all it is. >> You can talk with the officers here and I can talk to her here. You don't have to be >> Why we need the officers though? >> It's just by law when DCF comes out, you bring the officers. >> Why we wasn't notified? You're being notified now to notify you when the views started. The report came in today >> about what that's what we want to talk to you about. >> We know so what kind of gohead >> sir we're not doing this? >> Yeah, just let not doing that. >> Okay, let let her let let her talk to me. >> After many efforts to persuade them, both parents finally agreed to separate interviews to clarify the truth. we have is a story right now and try to get your side. >> Six kids got one in college, >> right? >> Wow. >> We have one going to the military. Obviously, they're the oldest. They would have been interviewed. Where's the claims come from? >> Nobody is here to accuse you of anything. Okay. >> We have to do our job. >> You guys are doing a great job. Y'all sitting back and y'all let her talking. That's great. You had to accompany her. Okay, I'm telling y'all that we're not talking about our kids separate. We It ain't going to happen. >> Okay, >> we got to go to court. We got to do something. We got to do it another kind of way. >> Listen, I need to find I need to find out what's going on. >> Let her figure it out. >> First of all, I'm going to educate the both of you in this situation. She's actually here to support us. Okay? So, we're here for the allegations that falls under Florida state statute. >> What's the Florida state statute of Florida state rule? When separate when interviewing people in regards to a criminal case, we are to interview separately. If you do not let us do that, that falls under obstruction. >> No, no, not cuz my mother is not getting taken. >> They can't get that. >> My kids not getting m would you like to allegation? >> Can you speak to to the deputy and this lady by yourself? >> And we will explain that to you when you separate. >> Let her explain it to me. Let her explain it to me. people. >> Police started with the mother who tried to appear innocent. >> How does your husband discipline? >> Hi. He talking to you now. He got to he got to he got to >> I don't want I know you're you're safe. I don't want to set you any further. >> I don't my kids. My kids was the only husband visit you. >> He talked to you. He put me time out. >> Okay. Suppose I tell you all three kids said the same thing. >> What they said? >> Somebody didn't want to do it. >> Oh wow. >> Would your child have any reason to feel unsafe in your house? Hell no. >> Cuz I told you the child said those words. >> What? And they love the out of me. >> They did say they love you. I'm just saying we have three consistent stories that have never The kids didn't even wink an eye to say what they said. And we have a child that said you're unsafe in your house. >> How they No. They said their brother got hit by the broom. They told us that they that's the form of discipline. Nobody said any little travelers were taken. Nobody said they got drunk. They said they get hit. >> Wow. You said it's not the first time that it's time. >> It's not the first time >> with the branch. >> Sometime mommy pick a switch from the branch. >> Yeah, they I like I told you. I told you I I don't mean I >> The father was no better, denying all accusations and insisting his way of raising the children was completely safe. >> I know this is uncomfortable, but I'm going to cut to the chase. So, the abuse court came in where your children said they were hit by a group. How was discipline? Yeah. How was discipline in the house? >> Normal. >> What's normal to you? Normal to me and normal to different things. >> I mean, normal. I mean, it's if you know normal, it's no >> upbringing and different one person's perception could be like, oh, it's time out. That's too much. Or they're yelling at that's too much. Or define your normal. >> Normal is a yell yelling, you know? I mean, sit down somewhere. normal. There's no being with rooms like with like >> um do you slap your kids? >> No, >> you never >> No, not like not not slaps. >> Spank them. >> Spank them. >> Do you use a belt? Do you use anything to hit your kids if they >> slap on the wrist? >> Nothing. >> Is there any reason why you're just saying that you >> I don't know. We have two the the twins that I was they they were premium so they they kind of if you talk to them you barely can understand. I don't know if you talk to >> I spoke to both of them and I was able to understand. You have a very shy one and one that's very articulate. >> But you could understand everything. >> I was able to understand. Okay. So the allegations came in where your son reported that he was by the room by you. >> Right. >> Are we aware of any marks and that was left? He could have been by an accident. How would you say that? >> Even when police showed him the evidence, he not only refused to admit any wrongdoing, but also blamed the children. Instead, >> he made the report to somebody at school and they're mandated quarters. So, they have to um let us know what's happening. >> So, when the wraps around the back of his ankle, >> it's purple and all red. >> So, if it wraps around that, that monster or could have been a bill. I did. Uh, and I'm just saying that. I'm not saying that's what happened. I'm just telling you. >> What we're saying is if we're asking you how you discipline your kids. If you spank him with the broom, tell us how you spank them with the broom and and that dispels our fears of that. >> You could be moving the broom or get out of the way and it hits him an accident. You just want to know if it's intentional, if it's accidental. Is that your normal way of disciplining you? >> My kids took notice. Yeah. Scratches in the face. They know how they got the scratches in their little sister and stuff like that. All the three kids said that [Music] >> and I asked them anything and that's what for the one that had the mark. We asked what happened to your life. Simple as that. Does it happen often? What else is you say? >> Yes. >> This happened often. >> You said it was not the first time. >> Not the first time. And your child used the words I'm not safe. >> Wow. >> Yeah. >> But that's a lie. >> How can we determine if it was a lie? I cannot determine >> the the actual or injury is on the child, >> but they have plenty of all of >> Did you see the he just showed? This is a recent. This was >> that was a recent >> We understand they have old old scars from from the little ones fighting and roughousing and stuff. We understand that. That happens to to a lot of kids, >> but a bruise like that takes a lot of force in the house. >> Is there any other room in the house? >> No. So, I mean, wherever the allegations come from, I know obviously he has, but uh why he would say that? >> Of course, these excuses didn't fool the police. >> Mr. Tori, at this time, I'm just going to have you stand up. Turn off. You're going to be detained. >> Okay. >> What's going on? Why he handcuff >> for what? >> Uh, unfortunately, you guys, we're going to take a walk to my car. Oh yeah, >> I got you. >> Take a minute for for us to get though. >> No, I was just I ain't want to be back here too long. >> I got you, bud. >> All right, go ahead. >> That's why I want to keep him back in. >> The father was arrested and charged with child. Under Florida law, if convicted, he could face up to 5 years in prison or probation along with a fine of up to $5,000. This story shows the consequences when adults use violence or neglect children and reminds everyone to reflect on their behavior and adjust parenting to protect children physically and emotionally. Fromes caused by parents to the cries of a child exposed to unsafe conditions due to adult alcohol use. Florida hasn't even settled when Georgia faces another tragedy. >> Baby's not strapped in. Vietnam. >> On September 4th, 2022 in Shambblei, Georgia, a head-on collision between a Nissan and an SUV erupted. The driver under the influence of alcohol and breaking traffic laws not only caused the crash, but also a young child, forcing police to intervene immediately and call for emergency medical services. >> Being joke. I'm sorry. This is a joke. First of all, the notion only educational institutions and credentialing requirements for jobs. The only people down in the local administrative cost. >> I'll be down there too just as soon as I find out where this guy's getting transported. number of people being hired are all the garbage liberal art makers, not the STEM major. So, it's going to go up except they'll go up. Also, we're going to cost hundreds of billions of dollars into it. Don't worry, it won't inflate education cost inflate economy. Generally, Barack Obama is like, "Yeah, guys, this is actually going to create rising tuition." There was something ambulance for infant and a few adults to be complacent. >> I met everything and they are doing something unfair, right? We're helping the low people. No, you are helping people who went to college, some of whom did not pay off their student loans. You're helping them. That is what you're doing here. And you are doing it by subsidizing from people who either already paid their loans or people who never went to college in the first place. >> Anyone ready here? Show me on the 41i. >> What can I do? >> As they approached, the officers noticed a strong smell of alcohol and the condition inside the vehicle required careful inspection. >> Broken nose. The oncoming uh Okay. My assessment odor wise, I smell something. Okay. I don't know, but I see all the police over there. The lady coming this way a lot. I don't know if the police is see or no see. I don't know. >> You see that she on the wrong side of the road? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Baby's not strapped in, >> huh? >> Baby's not strapped in. Yeah. >> No. She's sitting on top of the on top of there. I don't think the baby [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] I know. I know. >> I know. Sweet girl. I know. Trying to make sure you all your >> nobody hurt here. Anybody hurt? No. [Applause] 41, I need you to come translate for me. >> A young child showed signs of panic. So, the officers immediately comforted and cared for the child to ensure their safety. >> Who's driving? >> You. >> You're driving your license. >> Uh, I bring the hand. >> Okay, you got it. Who else was in the vehicle? Who else were they in the car with you? >> Yeah. Yeah, my girl in the front and my brother in the back. >> In the back. Where was that? On the passenger side or driver side? >> On the left side. >> Okay. All right. Do you have ID? >> No. She right already. >> Oh, she already gave it to Okay. >> All right. >> Yeah. I got I got OD. >> Okay. Yeah. Car's covered with liquid. [Music] >> Um, she already gave your baby name. No, I didn't get none of that. >> Okay. >> Is that hurts? I'm sorry, baby. >> Stay awake, sweet. It's okay. Fracture right now. >> Okay. sauce and pretty good. I'm trying to keep her upright. It's not draining. >> She's Let me see what's going on. >> Let's check it out. Does >> she have any injuries to the back of her head? >> Nothing that I saw. She didn't back at all. Looks like she just went forward. >> Okay. Pretty girl falling asleep. Falling. She's pissed off, too. [Music] >> Such a ridge in the front of her sternum. >> When an officer tried to question her, the mother responded uncooperatively. I haven't been drinking. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink? Uh, nothing. >> You ever had any? >> Nothing to drink. Would you be willing to take that? All right. Was somebody drinking inside the car? >> No. >> Okay. Did you end up in [Music] All right. Listen, they're they're taking care of her. Okay. >> All right. Give me just one more. What they were saying is that she was in this car and just came into the wrong lane. >> Yeah. Okay. Y not yet. Want to get some pictures and everything cuz it's going to be serious. >> You should chill with her for a second. I'm going to get a PBT on her. However, the results from the breathalyzer told a completely different story. >> No. Do you have any medications? Ask if she takes any prescriptions. All right. Yes. Okay. Here. Just look right here. Okay. a breath like this. Okay. can't stop. M >> hospital, >> huh? >> Go. I'm going to cut her on a citation or go wherever they're going to go. Where are y'all going? >> Okay. >> All right, LT. She's significantly 26. >> She's significant. She agreed to PBT score 151. >> Yeah. >> I'm assuming you want to cut her on citations if we can identify her and say she's going to the hospital with baby. >> Yeah. She's roll out. >> No, I'm clear. I'm going to She's got ID in here. So, I'm going to grab that real quick and then we'll get her squared away. >> The mother was arrested and held on multiple charges. DUI, serious injury by vehicle, child safety restraint violation, firstdegree cruelty to children, injuring a child by DUI, driving without a valid license, driving on the wrong side of the road, and possession of an open container. Under Georgia state law, if convicted, she could face a total prison sentence of 11 to 40 years. Adult decisions directly impact children's safety. Therefore, responsibility must always come first, especially when children are present. These tragedies are a vivid reminder of the unforeseen consequences of adult irresponsibility, leaving deep scars on innocent children. Hopefully, these stories help us recognize our duty, protect children, control our emotions, and make every family a true home. If you find these stories meaningful, leave a comment sharing your thoughts and don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications to catch future content. Thank you and see you next time. Mhm. [Music]