cuz you're going to be under arrest for DUI. Well, step out of the vehicle and come to the back of the vehicle, please. This is why I don't tell people when they're in their cars cuz it ends up like this. You're driving me believe in alcohol above the legal limit. So, I'd like you to step out of the vehicle, but you're under arrest. I'm going give you the opportunity to do this the right way or you can choose to do it the harder way, but you're under arrest. You're going to step out of the vehicle cuz you're under arrest for step out of the vehicle. No, I'm not. Don't touch my car. Okay. You do not just car. Hold on. I go ahead and send you a second. You're a pleasant woman. Arrest. Go ahead. You're going to I'm touching your car right now. When you're under arrest. Okay. I I don't know. Karen, the suspect here thinks that just because she didn't do the standardized field sobriety test battery that she can't be placed under arrest. And she is absolutely and unequivocally wrong. Um, all the totality of the circumstances leads to the probable cause for arrest. It's her driving. More than 10 miles an hour under the speed limit is a clue that Nitsa, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, has says the cue of impairment. Plus, I'm sure it smells like a brewery in there. She admitted to consuming alcohol. She's got slurred speech. She's got really slow, lethargic movements. Like, all of that goes into it. I wouldn't if she said that to me. If I said, "Hey, hop on out. I want to do some FSTs." and she said no. I would do the same exact thing. Me, you're under arrest.