I can do it again. No, we're fine. You want to start watching for me in a second? Yeah, I can. Here. Just wait right here on this line. I I can't even write all that down. Sir. Oh, no. I'll just have you keep the time. It's fine. >> Okay. Yeah. Let me get this ready. All right. Sir. The next exercise is called the one leg stand. Sir. Okay. When I tell you to, you're going to take the foot of your choice and you're going to raise it approximately 6 in off the ground. It's going to look like this. Your foot will be parallel to the ground. Your arms will be straight. Your legs will both be straight. Okay. 6 in is like a Coke can. Think about resting your foot on top of a Coke can. >> Sir. You're going to count out loud in a manner of such. 1,001, 1,002, 1,003. You're going to continue to count till I say stop. Okay. I'm not going to tell you how long I'm going to have you do it for. All right. So, this officer doesn't tell the suspect how long he's going to have her count for. I'm going to let you in on a secret. It's a timed 30 seconds. It's a timed 30 seconds no matter where you are. Whether you're in Florida, you're in Maryland, you're in Kansas, you're in Oregon, no matter where you are, it's 30 seconds. So, it's part of what makes this test standardized and systematic. And it's part of the clues that we look for is having a a basis that is consistent everywhere. So, 30 seconds is what it is. Don't tell anyone.