You're about to pull you out of the car, right? Yes. All right, take your seat belt off. Take your seat belt off. That's not appropriate. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You come. There it is. Stay up. >> No. No. You can search me and you won't find any weapons. You won't be able to search me. Am I detained? Yeah, there's no reason to search me. >> Wow. >> Am I being detained? >> No. Yeah, you're detained. >> Am I being detained officer? >> I'll talk to you in a second. When when I tell you to get out of the car, you get out of the car. You understand that? >> For sure. Am I being detained? >> Walk back here. She doesn't even know what being detained means. >> Am I being detained? >> Look, I can smell the alcohol coming off your breath. So, how much you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> Okay. >> Am I being detained? >> She is hyper-focused on am I detained? The threshold for being detained is you are the driver and you've been you're driving a vehicle and a traffic stop has occurred. That's it. You're detained. Detained just means you're not free to go. It's not a consensual contact. You can't walk away at any time. That's all being detained is. So, technically anytime that a traffic stop occurs, you're detained because you can't just walk away. Passengers are different. But, just as the driver of a vehicle, you are detained. You are seized per the Fourth Amendment. So, all she's been detained from the minute that she yielded to the authority that that police officer had. That's it. So, this whole thing is a detention. She just the brain's working a little slow.