You're walking away. You're going home. >> to ask a question. >> You're going home. >> I want to walk away. >> I suggest you listen to him and you go home for the night. >> My best friend is a cop. Do you want to walk away? >> I don't care what you think. I want to walk away. Wait. No. Fight. >> All right. You can try and you can take your things and you can leave. >> I want to ask a question. I will leave if you tell me to leave. That's fine. But I want to ask why can I not ask questions about the establishment? You said your establishment >> We don't allow formal complaints. We don't do that. >> No. >> Listen. Listen. I've been as nice as possible to you. >> Please. >> You're a trespasser here. You're trespassing from Bowman and Whistle. If we get another call, listen. Stop [ __ ] interrupting me. >> I'm not interrupting you. >> Yes, you are. >> Go on. >> If we get called about you one more time, I will take you to jail for public nuisance. Do you understand? Stop trying to yell. Do what you got to do. Go home. >> Go away. >> All right. So, she was trespassed apparently from a different bar before this bar. So, she's just a continuous problem, which is why, and I say this all the time and I practice it in my time on the street, if I can arrest someone who's causing a disturbance, I put handcuffs on them and I book them into jail. It's it cuz no matter what, they're not going to stop causing a problem. They're just going to go somewhere else and cause a problem there. So, all you're doing is kicking the ball down the road, especially someone who's drunk. I you're in a bar district, which obviously Key West is. Um she's going to go find somewhere else. She's going to cause a disturbance there. So, it is I I just I'm sure it's possible maybe the cops didn't get called to the first bar. Um but that should have been taken care of the first time. Like, were you Were you thrown out of there? Yes. Leave. No. Boop. You're under arrest. It solves the problem.