Times that people get arrested, especially for the first time, it's a little traumatic, but no need to apologize. I mean, you've been nothing but cooperative, respectful. As far as I'm concerned, you got no reason to apologize to me. I just have to make sure you get home safely. And I'm going to be very honest with you, you shouldn't be driving tonight, okay? >> Okay. >> It is what it is. >> Yeah. >> It ain't the end of the world. You'll get through it, I promise. Okay? >> Yes. >> All right, come with me over on this side. >> Okay. >> We're going to have a seat. Walk around this way, though, because there's a ramp. Just have a seat in this back seat. I'll be careful putting your getting in because I don't want you to hit your head. I have a low doorway, okay? So, have a seat and then I'll put your seatbelt on, okay? >> If I get arrested, does that mean I'm getting charges? >> Well, yes, but there's more to it than just that, okay? So, have a seat and I'll explain it to you, okay? >> Okay. >> All right, scoot on in. I'll put your seatbelt on for you. All right, lean back real quick. Turn to me. Just I have something to tell you, okay? I understand that it's not cool and sitting in the back of a cop car is a little traumatic, but literally all we're doing is we're going to go down to the Orient Road and we're going to sit there while we do some paperwork and you're going to watch TV. And that is literally it, okay? So, just relax.