I'm not talking to cops anymore. I've had really bad experiences with you guys. I'm sorry I talked to you guys. Are you crying? Okay. So, my We're kind of we're kind of in a situation where we have to talk. Yeah. Okay. Mhm. It's good. It's a good way of putting that. I'm just calling you miss and ma'am the whole time. Can I talk to my lawyer real quick? Can you just step out of the car for me? Yeah, I'll talk to my lawyer. I'm going to talk to my lawyer. Okay, right now you're being detained. Step out of the car. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Step out of the car. Why? Because I want to talk to you outside the car. But I have done nothing wrong. Well, how did you end up here? Do you see where the street is, right? I did nothing. Do you see where the street is? Miss. Oh, she's on the sidewalk sidewalk. Do you see where the street is? Yes. Okay. How did you end up up here on the sidewalk? I I did nothing. Sir, I don't know. I don't I actually I'm going to wait cuz last time I talked to the cops I got in trouble. I'm going to talk to my lawyer. I don't know how old this girl is, but she looks pretty young. So, if you're a normal person and you are youthful in age, you probably shouldn't have had multiple run-ins with law enforcement. And then to compound that with multiple negative contacts with law enforcement, that means that you're the problem. Like the problem is you. Kind of like in this scenario where the problem is once again her. So, I don't know, but when she says she's got a lot of bad contacts with cops and she's in her 20s, I know where the problem is.