What's going on? >> There's a guy in an orange pizza orange whatever Yeah, okay. So, he came out. I pulled out in front of him, not in front of him. I I moved over, got in the other lane. He He stopped and he came up to this side of the car >> Uh-huh. >> and grabbed my phone. >> He has your phone? >> and me. No, I pulled it out of his hand. He told me to stop. Stop. Give me a little like slap on my whatever dress and he went that way. >> So, I think at face value just based on societal norms, you see a young girl, you see an old man in a Corvette and you hear the words road rage, you just automatically assume that the guy, the old man in the orange Corvette is road raging with this chick and she has been totally victimized and he is absolutely the suspect. But then, you conduct a full and thorough investigation like these guys did and then you find out that she is the primary aggressor um and then you see her true colors especially after the cuffs go on and now you're like, ah yes. Now I see how you could have the personality to road rage because you've turned into a monster here after your nice girl ploy with the cops didn't work. Now now your true colors come out and it's the road rage you instead of the nice polite you. So, and this is the you that road raged with that nice old man just trying to go get an energy drink. He's a victim.