She refuse my money. >> Well, I get a um I get a ticket, but I bet off. So, the judge, he said I'll be in probation or something like that. So, it's expired 31 last year. So, Oops. >> And also she's refusing to do her job because her job is to count. She's a clerk and clerk is also a cashier. She's refusing to do her job. Same as police officer refus job. What should be her punishment? I think it should be termination cuz she's refusing to take a payment for a citation and she just walked away from the window. So where's the customer service at? Here we have a form for um customer service survey. So where is the customer service if she's not either here at the chair and taking my payment, my cash payment, which she said that she accepts cash. Period. Point blank. She say how she accept cash. There's no sign saying that it has to be pre-rolled. Coins have to be pre-rolled. There's no sign. So I asked her to show me a policy or anything that says that money they accept has to be pre-rolled. There's there's no policy in the state of America in the state of America. There's no policy. Even this right here that says please continue use of phones or whatever. That's not a law. That's their rule. So they should be be they should not be on their phones. Not us. We don't work for them. We come and make a payment or whatever service they need. Here is a service whatever. Look, um, she didn't, um, she walked away. See, it's a clerk, cashier clerk right here. >> She want to take the payment. And that's that's her job. For example, you go to Walmart and pay just like this. They can't say no. Money is money. Cash is cash. >> And each of these right here is actually 4 cents. It's actually more than what it is. So right now she right now that's considered still in time because she's not even um at the window. >> I'm trying to make a payment and she walked away from the window. I'm about to leave. So, just count it up and put on the tab. If it's anything less than what it is, just mail me the bill in the mail. Okay?