How you doing today, Sergeant Snyder? >> All right. I'm recording audio and video. >> I. I tried to stop you at Can I can I can I just say something, please? I'm riding by, the gentleman pulls me over, okay? He comes up to my car and he said, "Yo, you can't have uh earphones on while you're driving." I said I said, "No problem, sir. I apologize." I said the GPS uh took me to the wrong exit and I'm trying to find uh FCC Island Road. He said, "You got a license, registration, insurance?" Gave him everything. Two minutes, he come back, he gives me my registration back, and he says, uh "Would you object to me searching the vehicle?" Damn right, because it's my my United States constitutional god-given right to object to a search. I didn't do nothing wrong. Nothing wrong. All my paperwork is legit. He got I got a valid driver's license. He has no reason to want to search my car. My windows was rolled down. Okay. First of all, obviously he may have a reason that you don't know about, okay? Second of all, he doesn't really need a reason to ask for consent to search. >> But once I say no, Sergeant, once I say no, here you go, have a nice day. >> But he's still dealing [music] with the the violation of vehicle code that you were driving with earphones in, okay? He He didn't He wasn't He wasn't going to give me a ticket for that. >> You don't know that. >> I do know that. He gave me my stuff back and then once he once I once I once I said no searching, now he wants to deal with the violation of the vehicle code. Come on. Yeah, but you was giving it back until you