Can I have some water? I have a bottle, I just need to fill it up. I just want water. HOLD THAT DOOR. WATER! WATER! THESE GUYS ARE HEADING BACK TOWARDS THEY'RE DOWN THE RIGHT NOW. I WANT WATER! Give me Still BEING A >> WATER! I NEED WATER! >> [screaming] >> YEAH. I JUST I NEED MORE WATER. Self-inflicted Drank the whole bottle. She's very thirsty. So, I work in the desert. And it is incredibly common for people who we arrest to ask for water. The majority of us carry coolers in our cars. Um I used to work in a very remote portion of the county. I carried more water than I would need um just because you run into people that are stuck on the side of the road, you run into people who are walking, you know, whatever it may be. People that have been outside in the elements for an extended period of time and you give them water. Totally normal. Lots of departments do it, especially departments that um you know, like like where I work and where it gets hot, like surface of the sun hot. But, this is outlandish. Like you're you're inside, it's air conditioned, it's climate controlled, and you're screaming that you want water. Like that it the officer that gave her that entire bottle of water was unbelievably kind. Because good behavior should be rewarded and poor behavior should not be rewarded. And that was pretty poor behavior. So, I I I I take my hat I tip my hat to you, officer, because you did you did something good that other officers might not do based on um on on what preceded that. So, nice job.