Like, I work for the state. I have a newborn child. I cannot get a DUI on my list. Like, I work full work. I I I can't have >> have no control over that at this point. It's It's It's now 5:00 in the morning and that should have been thought about prior to this incident now, but it's We're beyond that at this point. There's two felony charges, so we're going to We're just going to place you in handcuffs, take you back to the station, do some more testing, and then we You're going to be You're going to be going home. Okay? >> I want to turn my car off. >> We got it. >> Can I Can I call him and tell him what's happening? >> We'll get your phone and everything. We'll bring it back. We got to call him anyway to have him come pick you up at the station. So, you're going to read you your rights real quick. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him represent you during any questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning. The decision whether to exercise these rights is not final. You may waive them if you wish. You may reassert them at any point during questioning or obtaining your rights. >> Yeah. It is But, still, I would like to turn my car off.