Can you tell me what's going on? Uh, I was just taking pictures of F-16, the static display and stuff like that. I guess they they don't like it very much. So, I understand they they need to go back and read the constitution, I believe. Thank you. Good deal. Not a problem. I'm not angry with you, not upset with you. And you're not doing anything illegal as far as I'm concerned. Um, of course, you know, they they get a little excited, but like I said, you're on a public access uh area. You can have a telephone lens. You can go anywhere in there. Don't matter, right? You're not violating any law. You're not violating the constitution. Not Okay. God bless you, Sergeant. Hey, man. No problem. Thank you. Not a problem. I'm just out here just taking pictures. Yes, sir. Well, like I said, I don't have a minute in trouble today. Okay. You know what? I'll go ahead and be honest with you. It it is I work for photography. It's not a crime out of Miami. And um we do we conduct um first amendment test. We'll go to places where typically what happens is I'll get a message about somebody saying, "Hey, I was out here taking pictures. They they threatened to arrest