I gave you every opportunity. >> No, no, wait. No, I have to apologize. You did. BRO, I'M SORRY. YOU LOST THAT CHANCE. YEP. Never mind. Don't kick her. I'm not. All right. Good. Yep. Please, no, no, like Please, no, but I said No, please. We're not playing this. We're not playing this. We're not playing this. We're not playing this. We're not playing this. We're not playing this. We're not playing There we go. In you go. No, please. We're not playing this. We're not playing this. We're not playing this. We're not playing this. We're not playing this. We're not Like this. You're not in New York anymore. I can say this because I'm from New York. Now, I'm not from the city and based on her accent, she's probably from like Brooklyn. Um and I'm from Long Island, so we're we're different people. But, in New York, NYPD is a busy agency. They don't do a ton of traffic enforcement. It's just the streets are congested. They've got a ton of priority calls. They just they don't focus primarily on traffic enforcement. Now, you go down to Florida and you're you're dealing with deputy sheriffs, we do traffic. It's it's what we do. And she may have had that, you know, be able to take that attitude in New York to a law enforcement officer there and maybe they would have been more accepting of that. But, you go to Florida and you bring that New York city slicker attitude to a deputy in Florida, this is what's going to happen. This is a prime example of we we don't we're not going to ask you twice. Hey, sign this and she mouth mouth mouth, boom. Under arrest, in custody, go to jail. That's the difference between New York and Florida. And that is why Florida has Florida's crime rate and New York has New York's crime rate because of deputies like this doing the job. I love it.