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Okay. >> Hey, Casey. Hey, it's Williams, man. We talked out in front of your house a couple years ago, remember? It's Williams. We sat under your carport and talked for a while. Hey, so here's the deal, dude. I used to be EOD. That's not an IED. Go ahead and drop it. It's not going to go off, buddy. It's not an IED. Just drop it. Casey, it's not an IED, dude. Drop it. Just drop it, Casey. God damn, man. Why are you doing this? You Listen to me. You're wasting my [ __ ] time, man. I got [ __ ] to do. It's Sunday. It's Mother's Day. Put it down. Hey, what's in your left hand? Drop it. You hear me? Drop what's in your left hand. Drop what's in your left hand, Casey. Casey, it will not shoot me. Drop it. I've been doing this too long, man. That ain't [ __ ] It's It's a bunch of [ __ ] you taped together. Drop it. Casey, drop it. Dude, just drop it, man. Casey, listen. My dogs are going to come up there. You're going to get eaten. It's going to hurt like a [ __ ] And you're still going to go to jail. So, just put it down. Give up. That's all you got to do, man. Give up. It's real simple. Just understand, they're going to keep pumping gas in here. They're >> The officer on the megaphone is not reading a script. He knows it. He reminds him they sat under his carport a couple of years ago and talked. Then he tells him he used to work explosives, that the thing in his hand is not what he thinks it is, and that it is Sunday, and it is Mother's Day, and he would like to go home. Standoffs do not usually sound like this. What would you have said? Let us know in the comments.

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