Hey, I was standing right there. You look, but you still missed me. That's not carelessness, guys. That's your brain. That's how we see things. And it can be super dangerous for a motorcyclist. When you look left and right very quickly, your brain misses things. Guys, you can miss a whole entire motorcycle. Motorcycles actually blend into the background. They're very small from a distance and all of a sudden, wham, they're right up on you. They're very easy to miss. It happens all the time, especially when vehicles are making a left-hand turn or pulling out into the intersection, okay? We work traffic crashes all the time to where the driver says, "I was looking. He came out of nowhere." And the motorcyclist looks right at us and goes, "THAT GUY WAS LOOKING RIGHT AT ME." He was looking right at you, but actually he was looking right through you, okay? He didn't see you. So, guys, motorcyclists, 100% you have to assume that the driver of vehicles, especially if they're making a left-hand turn or pulling out in the roadway, they do not see you and you have to drive accordingly, okay? And drivers, slow down. You have to look. Look. Look again, okay? Take that extra second to look. Slow your vision down. Remember, you don't want a motorcycle to get caught in that little blind spot because you're looking too quickly, okay? You do that, you can save a life.