Am I free to go? >> Hold on. >> Am I free to go? As a human. All right. >> So >> Yes. >> Unfortunately, we have to impound the car because you're not an authorized driver for U-Haul. >> I signed the contract. >> All right. They're saying that you're not on the contract. >> I mean, I have ongoing litigation with U-Haul. I don't know if that is why. >> I mean, you could add it to it. You know what I mean? So >> I'm going to have to demonstrate right here, right now, that you guys towing it right now. >> Yeah, we have to. >> Is it going to be towed right now? I'm going to hop in the back of it. I'm going to be standing in the back. >> I mean, this is >> Come on, bro. I'm a driver. >> Give me Give me 1 second, okay? >> I'm standing in the back right now. You have to give me my ticket. I'm going to do my demonstration. And then when the tow truck's here and everything happens >> me 1 second, and >> Am I not Am I free to go? >> Hold on. >> Am I free to go? As a human. >> Yeah, you can leave this, but you cannot do anything with U-Haul's property. >> Okay. >> Okay, but I'm standing on it. I mean, they have to come and pound it. I'm going to stand till they come and take it or whatever, then I'm using >> Why would you tow it, bro? Come on, man. >> Because U-Haul is telling us to. It's their property. >> What do you mean telling us to? Why? >> It's like if somebody was driving your car and you said, "Hey, police, tow that car." Then we have to. >> All right. Well, when the tow truck gets here, then they can have their property. I'm going to do what I need to do. >> Okay. Is Do you have a lot of stuff in there? You need help getting it out? Or >> I'll My Me and my guys will get it out. But we're demonstrating here, though. >> He's saying he's demonstrating right here, so Huh? Um Huh? All right. I mean >> Get this stuff? >> Yeah. What do you want me to do? I mean, this is Dearborn Heights, too, so