Oh, look at this. 1 2 3 4. They didn't pull it up. Four cops cuz I'm staying at a hotel. Can you not touch my door, sir, and close my door? Sir, can you close my door, sir? >> Real talk, real talk. Are you from Indiana? Like, do you know Indiana law? >> I know the law. Yes, I do. I tell them I was waiting on the phone call. My girl, we having a argument. I'm about to go in in a little bit, get some rest. I'm just chilling. >> Are you refusing to step out of the car and just talk to us? >> He never asked me what room. I told him he came back and said, "Confirm the wrong room." I told him 233. He said 232. He come back and say, "You ain't in 232." I said, "Well, I ain't answering no more questions, man." >> So, you don't have to have committed a crime. But, if law enforcement asks you out of a vehicle >> But, why though? Why would you just randomly come and say ask me to get out of my car? >> Supreme Court says that I don't need a reason to ask you to step out of the car to talk to me. But, if you refuse to step out of the vehicle, you could be charged with resisting law enforcement. >> Legally, let me get y'all this over with so y'all can go on and I can get on about my day, man, cuz that's what it