You're moving your head. So, we're going to start this. >> Am I moving my head? >> I'm not asking you. I'm telling you. You're moving your head. >> How did I move my head? >> No, you did. >> Your neck. >> I didn't. >> Man, I'm not. >> Can we do it again? >> Can you imagine a line about the width of your foot from here all the way over there? >> If only there was a line there in that parking lot. >> Can you put your left foot on the line? >> Your left foot? That's your right foot. >> There we go. So, this traffic stop is conducted in a parking lot where there are numerous lines everywhere. That's why it's a parking lot. It's places to park. Parking stall lane markers everywhere. Like when you think of a parking lot, you picture it in your head. You see all those lines like why would you not use one of those lines that's like 6 ft away to conduct a walk and turn when instead of having to imagine a line? Maybe you imagine a straight line and your line kind of bends. I I I don't know. But when you use a line, it's so much easier and it there's one right there. It's right behind her. So, I don't like talking smack, but when I make a parking parking lot, traffic stop and I do a DUI investigation, I use one of those parking stall lane markers. It just it's easy. It can when you explain it to a jury, they they can picture it. It just it solves lots of problems. So, I would have did things a little different.