under arrest for impersonating a police officer. Your your your department let you guys dress like that? >> Yeah. Yeah. It's a new thing, you know. I mean, they they just seem to be a little bit more relaxed over at the 83rd. >> Okay. All right. Okay. So, is this guy going to go to jail or or or or what? >> For speeding. You said 50 and 25. That's arrestable. >> Yeah, I guess it is. >> I think you should take him to jail. I think you should take that guy to jail and then put him in your car and just take him to that now. Now, but remember I because you look a little younger than me, so I always tell the guys, read the guy his Miranda rights. Never forget that. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. You know the rights, right? >> Sure. >> Yeah. >> Uh, you have the right to remain silent. >> Yeah. >> Keep going. >> And you have the right to an attorney. >> Okay. >> Okay. And then >> you have the right to be quiet. >> And the right the phone call. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. >> The right to the phone call. Right to the phone call. >> How can you forget that? That's important. The guy has a right to the phone call. >> You're under arrest for impersonating the police officer. >> No. No. I'm really I'm from the 82nd. >> There is no such thing as the 82nd. >> Yeah. Yeah, there is. No, I'm from the 82nd. Oh, my dad's going to be really mad. >> Yeah. Yeah. Where your dad with the 80 83rd? >> Uh 85th actually. >> Okay. You won't be needing that. >> Well, that's my own go. >> Are you sure about this? >> Yeah, I'm pretty sure you won't be needing that gun. >> I think we can talk more. >> No, I think we're okay. Okay. All right. Don't worry. I'll take it from here.