I was talking to the other officer, and when you went through there, you did pay for one of the totes. How come you only paid for one and not the stuff in there? >> Well, cuz I was I was like I said, I got a phone call. I was I was flustered. >> So, you got a phone You got a phone call when you're checking out, or when? >> No. No, I got it on my way out. >> So, after you checked out. >> Yes. >> So, but yeah, so >> no, no. No, let me let me re- >> You dumb ass. No, I got the phone call about the dead family member after I had already checked out and stolen all the merchandise. OH, OH, WAIT. HOLD ON. Hold on. Hold on. Uh no, I didn't say that right. Hold on. Go back. Give me one more professional courtesy, officer. >> [laughter] >> You dumb ass. >> Rephrase that. I got a phone call a little bit earlier than that on my way out to the other side. I forgot that there was other items in there, and like I said, like in my mind thinking, "Okay, I got to go look for my keys to get out of here." >> Okay. Now, we just want to make sure that we can clearly refute what she's trying to tell us. >> All right. So, under our criteria, this is um >> She's already staged the tote. >> Yes, the tote is full of of all the stuff that you stole, right? She grabs a bag and sticks it in there, and then she never does anything with it. >> My man, is she planning to like go try to do returns on the merchandise with the bag? Like, what is the plan here? Something's weird's going on. Okay. All right, she's full of it.