Okay. >> Can you feel my heart race? Like I can't do this. Can I just please follow me home? Isn't anybody >> Okay. Listen, listen, listen. I'm trying to explain to Okay. Is there any reason why I can smell an alcoholic beverage coming from the car? >> No. >> I'm good with honesty. If you had a couple of drinks, no big deal. Have you do a couple field tests, make sure you're okay to drive, and I'll send you on your way. That's what I'm trying to do is I'm just trying to determine if you're okay to drive home. >> I I promise I am. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Well, listen. And if everybody promised me that said that they were okay to drive, I wouldn't have a job. So, okay. So, like I said, not here to make you nervous. >> My anxiet you have no >> You're being placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Pen right here. You see the tip of my pen? >> Mhm. >> Okay. What I want you to do is with your eyes and your eyes only, without moving your head, just follow the tip of my pen. Do you understand that? >> My heart is racing. >> That's okay. idea. I can't take anxiety medication and I'm so anxious. Okay, this isn't even necessary. I'm just very stressed. Please just let me go. I paid taxes. >> I just want to go home and sleep. I haven't slept in like 72 hours. >> Driving erratically on US Highway 9 South, the vehicle repeatedly swerved between lanes, crossing over the white dash lines and fog lines, indicating the driver might be impaired. Shortly after, officer initiated a traffic stop. Upon interacting with the driver, Amy Wheeler, the officer detected a strong odor of alcohol emanating from a vehicle. Despite Wheeler denying alcohol consumption, her bloodshot eyes, slurred speech, and unsteady behavior raised suspicion. Wheeler failed all tests and was arrested. A subsequent Alcatest 9510 revealed her blood alcohol concentration, BAC, to be 0.16%, twice the legal limit, 0.08% in New Jersey. Hello. How are you? >> Good. You got your license, rest, race, your insurance. >> I'm sorry. This is a brand new car. >> Okay. Is it your car? >> Okay. the registration. >> Mhm. >> So, sorry. I trans my old car right into this car. >> Okay. If you have the app on your phone, you can pull it up on that way, too. That's fine. >> Yeah. >> You got your license on you. Where you coming from tonight? Okay. Where's that at? Is that where we're at? >> In Howell. Okay. So, you're coming from Howell. >> Yeah. I >> You're heading towards where? >> Marboro. >> Marboro. >> Mhm. >> Okay. All right. >> How much you have to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> You got nothing to drink. Okay. Is there any reason why I can smell an alcoholic beverage coming from the car? >> No. >> I'm good with honesty. If you had a couple of drinks, no big deal. Have you do a couple field priority tests, make sure you're okay to drive, and we'll send you on your way. If that's the case, >> do whatever you want. >> Okay. You Why don't you turn the car off for me if it's not off already? It >> is. Okay. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. It is a new car. >> Okay. Come on out. [Applause] Why >> don't you come right to the front of my car for me? Okay. I'm >> very nervous. >> Okay, come on this way. You're just going to stand right here. You're going to face away from the lights and you're going to face your car. Okay. What's your first name? >> Amy. >> What's that? >> Amy. >> Amy. Okay. Two front count. I'm going to have one out testing if I can have another unit, please. Testing in the area of the Chevy dealers. 1600 over 1600. [Applause] [Applause] All right. All right. Do me a favor. Just put your put your phone back in your pocket there. Slide over here a little bit for me. Okay. pen right here. You see the tip of my pen? >> Mhm. >> Okay. What I want you to do is with your eyes and your eyes only, without moving your head, just follow the tip of my pen. Do you understand that? >> My heart is racing. >> That's okay. [Music] I'm sorry I turned my head. That's okay. >> I know. I I recognize that. I'm so sorry. >> Very simple. Just keep your feet together for me. Hands down at your sides. >> I know. >> Okay. >> I'm just very nervous. >> Okay. Listen, I'm not mean I'm not here to try and make you nervous, but what I'm trying to do is I'm just trying to determine if you're okay to drive for me. >> I I promise I am. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Well, listen. If everybody promised me that said that they were okay to drive, I wouldn't have a job. So, okay. So, like I said, not here to make you nervous. >> My anx You have no idea. I can't take anxiety medication or I'm so anxious. >> Okay. Just do me a favor. Take take a deep breath. Take a deep breath for me and relax. >> Okay. Take a deep breath. Relax. All I want you to do is follow the tip of my pen. Okay. >> Can I just go home, please? >> Well, listen. I I want to make sure that that you get home that you get home safely. >> Can you follow me? >> No, I can't do that. >> Okay. >> Okay. I want to make sure that you can operate the vehicle safely. Okay. >> I can. Okay. Put your feet together for me. You can't hand your sides. >> I also have like pigeon toes. >> Okay. Well, like like I said, we're just standing here. >> I >> Okay. >> Can you feel my heart race? Like I can't do this. Can I just please follow me home? Send anybody >> Okay. Listen listen. I'm trying to explain to you what the what the objective that I'm trying to accomplish is. >> I know. And I understand. >> But when >> and these are these are very these are very very simple. Okay. All I'm looking for you to do is just follow the tip of my pen for me. Okay. Yeah, but I'm going to >> All right. So, put your feet together, hands down at your sides. >> Okay. >> Right here. >> Okay. Again, with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Okay. >> Sorry, my hair. >> You're doing just fine. All the way out here for me. >> I'm sorry. The >> Okay. I apologize. I'm I'm sorry. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to have you step up here for me. Okay. We're going to do it right here on this flat walkway. >> Okay. Do you have any problems with your legs that prevent you from walking in a straight line? >> Um pigeon toe when I last. >> Okay. But anything I'm talking about like any missing toes, any crazy >> I have a very big um toenail on this foot that causes me to limp a lot. >> Okay, fair enough. All right. All right. What I want you to do is I want you to imagine that there's a straight line here in front of you. Okay? All right. Put your left foot on that line for me. >> I know, but I do tend to limp on this foot. >> Okay. I understand that. But we're just going to walk heel to toe. That's all. So, what I want you to do is put your left foot in front of you. >> I know, but sometimes I have to do this on this foot. >> Okay. Put your left foot in front of you. Take your right foot place in front of it. Touch heel to toe. >> Yeah. But this is I I have a Just I'm sorry. I would show you, but it's so ugly. >> Well, listen. An ingrown toenail is not going to prevent you from standing just like how I'm doing it. >> Dig in on this side. >> Okay, that's fair. >> I have to bear onto that like that. >> Okay, that's fair. I'll take that into consideration. Okay, I'll make note of it. All right, just put your right leg in front of your left leg, touching heel to toe, hands down at your sides. Nope. Stay right where you are. Uh, switch your feet. I want you to >> Wait, do you want me to start like this? >> I want you to put your left foot out in front of you. Imagine that there's a straight line here in front of you. Okay, put your right leg in front of it, touching heel to toe. >> Mhm. >> Do that now. Right leg in front, hands down at your sides. And I want you to stay in that position as I explain and demonstrate the test. Do you understand? >> Do you have any questions? >> Okay. When I tell you to start, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps forward. As you're walking, I want you to look down at your feet. You're going to count out loud each step. Okay? Keeping your hands down to your sides. >> But I literally bear this way. What do you mean bear this way? >> Because of the ingrown toenail. It only hurts when I put weight on this side of my foot. >> Okay. Well, you're not putting weight on either side of your foot. I'm having you walk in a straight line. >> Like, I have to bear the weight here. I can't really step flat because it's completely >> Okay, I understand that. But it's not going to prevent you from walking in a straight line. >> No, but it's just do this. I do this kind of I kind of bear onto that side of my foot. >> Okay, I understand. >> Okay, I understand that. Okay. So, I'm going to I'm going to perform this. Okay. And then we're going to take we're just going to take it from there. Okay. So, again, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps forward. As you're walking, I want you to look down at your feet. You're going to count out loud each step, keeping your hands down at your sides. For demonstration purposes, I'm going to take three steps. It's going to look just like so. One, two, three, all the way up to an including nine. Once you get to your ninth step, keep your front foot on the line. Take a series of small steps. You're going to turn around. You're going to do nine heel to toe steps back. One, two, Three. >> I don't walk like that on this foot. >> I'm not asking you to walk on any type of foot either, which way. >> I'm just saying like when you're telling me like they have to be like this, I walk like that. >> Okay. So, you're telling me you can't perform the test? >> I mean, I'm going to do my best. >> That's all I'm asking you to do is just to do your best. Okay. So, get into that starting position I had you go on before. All right. Do you have any questions about the instructions that I gave you? >> No, but it just might be I know I'm going to be pigeon. Okay, I'll take that into consideration. Okay. All right. You can begin whenever you're ready. I just always tend to lean on this side of my foot. >> 13. And I forgot to count. >> But were you counting? I'm sorry. >> What's that? >> I'm trying to do it straight as possible with this foot. The way it gives out, I forgot to count. >> Okay. [Applause] Trying to make it straight. I'm sorry. >> All right. I'm going to stop you there cuz I only had you do nine steps. So, I want you to turn around, do nine heel to toe steps back for me. Okay. Even like the seam of the soft [Applause] [Music] [Applause] on my toe. [ __ ] [Applause] Sorry, I just stepped on my foot. >> Okay, are you done? >> I don't even know except that was five. I think >> Okay, we're going to go back this way. All right, we're going to do one more test. Which leg did you say or which foot did you say has the ingrown toenail that bothers you? The one on your right. Okay, stand over here for me. Face this way. Put your feet together, hands down at your sides. Okay. So, being that you said you have an issue with your the right uh ingrown toenail. Okay. I'm going to recommend that you raise that leg off the ground because what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you stand on one leg. All right? It's going to look just like so. The one leg stand test. I want you to pick pick whichever leg you feel more comfortable with. Okay? Being that you said you have an issue with your right leg, I would recommend that you pick that one up. Okay? You're going to pick that. >> You're trying to trick me. So, >> no, I'm not trying to trick you. Like, like I told you, you pick you this is your decision. You can pick whichever leg you feel most comfortable with. So, if you feel comfortable on the other leg, by all means, pick that side. Okay? You're going to pick that leg about six inches off the ground. You're going to point your toe out. You're going to look down at your foot. You're going to count out loud. 1,00 1 1,002 1,003 1,004 until I tell you to stop. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Do you understand those instructions? >> No. >> You don't understand those in Okay. What don't you understand? >> All of it. All of what you want me to explain the test again? Yes. >> Okay. You take whichever leg you feel more comfortable with. You're going to pick that leg about 6 in off the ground, which about the size of a soda can. You're going to point your toe out. >> Well, your foot is shaking. >> My It doesn't matter. My foot is shaking. All right. I'm looking down at my foot, and you count out loud. 1,00 1,002 100,00. Okay. Do you understand the instructions? Well, I mean, I already told you I have an aigmatism, so you know I'm not good at depth perception or any of that. >> So, if you have an aigmatism, you have problem with depth perception, do you really think you should be driving? >> I wear that's why I wear glasses and I have the cameras on the side of the car, the back of the car. >> Okay, >> tell me. >> Okay, but what does that have to what does the stigmatism have to do with standing on one leg? >> I have no depth perception. I have no balance. I can't even ride a license. >> Okay. All right. Well, I'm just asking you to very very very simple. >> Okay. Well, I can't ride like a two-wheeler. So, you want me to stand like this? >> Okay. I want you to put your hands down at your sides and I want you when I tell you to bring out my stopwatch here. All right. >> I'm not trusting an Apple Watch. Sorry. >> An Apple Watch? What? To count time? >> Yeah. >> I have I have a non-Apple watch. >> We can use his his his non-Apple Okay, hang on. >> I just want my phone. >> Hang on. We're not going to >> I want my phone. >> Okay. Your phone is in your pocket. >> Okay. Okay. >> I forgot that I put it in there. Please don't touch me. Please. Please let go of me. >> Okay. >> Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Cuz you're being placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. [Applause] that a little bit. >> Which one we talking here? >> The last one. >> Yeah, just a little bit. >> Okay, there we go. Okay. Well, they're not made for comfort. So, >> I know I come back this way. I listen probably. >> Hey, come back this way. You're going to come back to my car. >> Okay. [Applause] >> Nope. Listen. >> Face this way. >> Have a seat. >> You don't even need I don't know how to get in there. Can you just >> No, please don't. >> You were not taking it. I'm taking it out of your pocket for >> I have nothing. >> Okay. Can we take these off? >> Have a seat. >> Can we take these off? >> Nope. Have a seat. that and I'm going to have a [ __ ] asthma attack. Can you please you have me? >> Like, yeah, just come on. >> You can sit that way. That's fine. >> Okay. Jesus. >> See if we can find a wallet. [Applause] I >> found a wallet. All right. Well, we'll take the entire purse. Got [Applause] the wallet. Yeah. >> Yeah, I got the phone. I have her all her other stuff. >> Oh gosh. Was that her bang on the bar? >> I don't know. [Applause] >> Yeah. Yeah, >> Ryan, ask where her keys are. >> Right here. >> Ryan, ask her. >> Okay, >> where the keys are. >> Where are your We'll grab that. Where are your keys? >> In the purse. >> In the purse. >> Yeah, that's like everything in here. >> I'm not this purse. >> This one? Yeah. I'm like, this I'll give you my key. >> I'm not I'm not going to be a dick. Republic. They're in here somewhere. >> There we go. Got it. Uh, is that a push start? Did you notice? I'm guessing it is. >> Yeah, it is. >> Is that okay? >> We'll take the ride down. All right. We'll we'll go through the process and then we'll get you out of here. 9 a.m. tomorrow. >> Just let me go. >> Did you uh did you find the keys? >> Okay. >> All right. >> Just let me go. >> You sit behind me for a minute. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Very welcome. Okay, it's a it's a two-minute ride. >> It was notified EK 20 minutes 287. I have the Aura >> County. Can you check 12s on the Oro and CCH or correction and a driver's >> abract? Huh? >> When we walk past, can you just hit that button? >> The uh green one on the taco test. >> Okay, >> I'm fine. I don't know what that is. Can you please I have so many bracelets on. >> Okay. As soon as we get inside and we get into where we need to go, I will take them right off you. >> It's like it hurts very I mean very agreeable. >> Okay. >> Is this one twisted? >> Nope. >> Digging. >> They're specifically called hinge cuffs so that they don't twist. >> No. No. I didn't like on my bracelet. >> Nope. It's not twisting on anything. It hurts so bad. No. You're going to go to your left and you're going to go to the first door on your left. >> I'm right and left. >> You're not good at right and left. >> No. >> Oh, that's not good. Nope. Other way. That's your right over here. This door. >> That's what I >> I need to do the the L hand thing. >> Oh, okay. >> Please take it along. >> We're going to take it off right now. Face the wall for me. I'm not going to be a dick. >> Okay. I didn't say you were. >> No, I'm just saying please clean something. I'm taking them off right now. Just relax for me. >> Thank you. No, I appreciate that. >> Okay. >> Can I go to the bathroom? >> Hang on one second. >> Like I said, you can leave one on. It's just I'm pulling. >> Okay. >> Look at all the I wear too much crap. >> Okay. Have a seat for me. >> Can I go to the bathroom? >> You need to use the restroom. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Stand up for me. You're going to come this way. We're going to go down to the female cell. >> I'm going whatever you tell me. I'm not trying to be dead. I promise. >> We're going all the way down to the end till you can't go anymore. >> And then this way. >> Yep. You're going to bear right. Just going to use the restroom real quick. Oh. All the way down. All the way down. All the way down. All the way down. Yep. this one. >> Mhm. I'm going to turn the light on. >> I'm going to go right in there. You can use the restroom. Okay. You can leave the door open cuz it doesn't lock through county. >> What's that? >> Okay. >> One female in cell six using the facilities. [Music] wash my hands. >> Sorry. Well, we can't use hand sanitizer cuz on the machine that we're going to try and use later, it's it's got alcohol content in it. So, >> if the water doesn't work in there, can you There you go. You probably have to hold it with one hand. There you go. There's no soap though. >> I don't have any soap for you. >> So, we're not cleaning. >> Okay. Well, you don't really have to touch anything. So, >> okay. Going to go down this way. Make a left. >> Counting one out of six. >> No sanitizer. Soap. >> I do not have any. Go to the right and you're going to go back into that room right over there and just have a seat on that bench for me. All right. Going to put You want to hop on this side cuz you said that that was bothering you on that hand. >> I'm only going to do one. We're not going to do two. >> They both have a lot. >> Okay. Which one? I have my phone. >> We will get to that here in a minute. Okay. >> Well, I could work tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. >> Okay. Well, clearly your room work. You'll be out waiting for you'll be out in an hour. >> You can find somebody to come pick you up then. >> Well, that's I mean, >> we'll get to that here in a second. >> 20 observation. Let me know the time over here. >> You're not going to let me out in an hour. We know that. reservation at midnight. >> If you have a ride, you'll be out in an hour. >> I I I will have a ride. I'm >> actually So, you'll be out. I mean, maybe >> where they come Where would your ride be coming from? >> Malber where I live. >> Okay. >> But that's why I need to let them know now. >> Okay. Let me just do these two things here real quick and I'll let you use the phone. Okay. >> How do you say your last name? >> Wer. >> Wer. >> Mhm. >> Miss or Mrs. >> Miss. >> Miss. I'm not stupid enough to get married. >> What's that? >> I'm not stupid enough to get married. >> Okay, fair enough. >> I'm I'm just kidding. If you're married, >> it's okay. >> I just know my mother >> I don't take any offense to it. No. >> I'm going to read you your Miranda rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent or refuse any questions. Do you understand that? >> Just tell me either yes or no. >> No. >> You don't understand that? >> I don't understand that. >> What don't you understand? >> Why I'm being read my Miranda rights? >> Well, it's because if I ask you any questions, you have to know what your constitutional rights are. >> I don't understand. Okay. Well, I'm going to read them to you anyway. You have the right to remain silent, refuse any questions. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to consult with an attorney before speaking to the police and to have an attorney present before and during questioning. If you do not have the money to obtain an attorney, one will be obtained for you at no cost to represent you before questioning. The decision to renounce these rights is not final and can be revoked when you so desire before or during questioning. Okay. Do you understand everything that I just said to you? >> No, you don't understand any of it. Okay. >> None of it. >> All right. So, I'm guessing you don't want to answer any questions if I have any for you. >> No. >> Okay. >> I don't I don't understand. >> All right. I'm going to read you this uh this long paragraph, and at the end of it, I need you to either tell me yes or no. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, just sit there and listen for me. All right. >> I am. >> Miss Waller, you've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA394-50. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the taking the breath samples, including the test results, will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record will be made available to you. After you provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you'll be subject to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of an ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be addition of the penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from me that is ambiguous or condition conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit the breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test, but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test or do not provide sufficient breath samples. I will charge you with refusal to submit the breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? Yes or no? >> I'm just confused where you said that I can have an a physician or whomever review, but then I also can't. >> What? What are you asking? >> I thought I I thought in the very beginning of the paragraph you said that I could have somebody else review it. >> No. At as can that I'll read that portion. Says after you pro after you have provided samples of your breath for testing. You have the right at your own expense. Yes. To have a person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. But how would that happen? >> You could go directly from here to the hospital, get blood taken if that's what you want to do. >> But then at the end you said that I I can't do that. >> That's Can you can I'm I'm very confused. >> I said you have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath. >> Oh, no. Right. Okay. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Do you want to give samples of your breath? Yes or no? I mean, I don't think so. I I don't feel very comfortable like Okay. >> I don't I know that there were Okay, listen. >> There were years of >> Okay, listen. Your answer Your answer is not acceptable. The law requires that you submit samples of your breath. >> I understand that, but I know that there were years of >> Let me finish reading. Let me finish reading. >> Okay. Your answer is not acceptable. The law requires that you submit samples of your breath for breath testing. If you do not answer or answer with anything other than yes, I will charge you with a refusal. Now I ask you again, will you submit to breath testing? Yes or no? >> I'm just not sure like what my rights are because I know that there have been instances where departments weren't having their equipment tested regularly. So I don't I don't know what the >> Well, when you get an attorney, your attorney can apply for all the discovery that he wants when it comes to maintenance of the of the machine and all that other stuff. >> I don't know what's in my best interest in this moment. I read to you everything of what? >> Wait, I'm not a lawyer. >> What is required of you? >> And I'm not a lawyer, so I can't. >> You don't have to be a lawyer. You just answer either yes or no if you want. >> Can you reread it, please? >> I'm not going to reread it. >> Can I Can I read a copy of it? >> You >> just so that I I I make sure that I'm understanding what I'm saying. >> That's why I said I wanted you to listen the first time. >> No. And I was, but I'm sorry. >> So, I normally don't do this, but being that you're being cooperative, I'm going to I'm going to read the whole thing again. >> Can I Can I also follow along. >> Okay. There's nothing to follow along with. >> No, like a copy of the form. >> Like I'm I'm I just want to >> There's nothing There's nothing different on here than what I'm reading. >> I know, but just so that I can follow along. >> Can I I'm not trying to be a dick. I promise you. I just want to make sure that Okay. >> Cuz I feel like I'm I'm taking it. >> This is just like English class. We're going to start right at the top there. Okay. You've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA 394-50. Number two, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the taking of breath samples, including the test results, will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record will be made available to you. After you provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of an ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to the penalties imposed by the court for any other offense which you were found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath. >> Sorry, that's where I got. >> You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from me that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit the breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test, but then do not follow my instructions. Do not properly perform the test or do not provide sufficient breath samples. I will charge you with refusal to submit the breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? Yes or no? >> I'm willing to. I have had sinus issues for the past probably about 3 weeks. >> If I'm having trouble holding enough breath, will that be considered a refusal? Like even if I keep trying, >> if you try, I will coach you through it. >> Yeah. >> I've had 65year-old women that smoked for 40 years do this with their >> Well, I smoked for 20 years and then I'm saying like I I will try my best, but I'm just saying I may >> But there's a part in there that says if you don't provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with a refusal. See, that makes me nervous cuz I'm will like like you said, I'm being cooperative, but my sinuses have been >> Okay, sinuses have nothing to do with being able to take a deep breath through >> even through your mouth and you take a >> No, I know. I also do have seasonal. >> Do you want to provide samples or not? >> I want to, but if if I struggle, >> put that piece of paper right up here, please. >> But if I struggle, is that going to be an issue? I'm going to try as many times as you ask me. >> I will see how uh how you perform. >> Yes. I'm not trying Like I told you, I'm not trying to be a dick. I just >> I'm going to explain to you how this machine in the other room works. Okay. >> See like no [ __ ] anxiety. >> Just listen. >> Mhm. >> The way this machine in the other room works is it has a mind of its own. >> Okay. >> What does that mean? >> It means that I don't I don't control uh that the machine will automatically stop the test if you are doing something wrong. >> Oh, okay. >> So, I don't I don't control. >> So, like if I if I like >> I'm literally just the monkey that holds on to the hose. >> Yeah. But if I in like if I'm like specifically holding my breath instead of >> Okay. Well, here's how I'm going to explain this to you. >> What you do in order to perform this test >> is you take a deep breath like you were going to go under 50 ft of water and you're going to sink right down to the bottom in one breath. Okay? But listen, >> I know >> I'm saying that's it. I'm giving you >> I'm going to take my deepest breath and try to push out my >> You're going to blow into a mouthpiece. It's a plastic mouthpiece. Like you're blowing up a balloon. You have to wrap your mouth around the mouthpiece. You have to blow into the mouthpiece as hard as you can. You cannot have air come out of the side of your mouth. >> You cannot spit into the mouthpiece. If you do any of those things, the machine will automatically stop the test and it will tell me that you need to do it again. >> But if I happen to cough or anything like that, >> you cannot cough. It's one breath. You take one breath in and you blow like you're going to blow out 250 birthday candles in one breath. Okay, that's that basically >> I I'm like I told you, I'm trying. >> Okay, you have to do it for about 5 seconds. Okay, I would prefer you do it for about between 7 and 10 seconds, >> but >> Well, I don't think I can do 10 seconds. I'll be honest. >> Well, I'm going to show you on there there's a screen on that on that machine. There's going to be a blue bar that starts at one side and as you're blowing, it's going to in get bigger and bigger and bigger. I want you to get the bar from one side of the screen to the other side. Okay. >> Like I said, I'm fat. I have asthma. I have >> Well, I've had plenty of >> I know. I'm just saying like I'm just >> have But then when your anxiety is high like I'm trying to prepare myself, but as soon as I inhale, I have to exhale. Just relax. >> You've never met me, obviously, but I >> I want to let you make a phone call of somebody that's going to come and pick you up. You're going to tell them to come to the Freehole Township Police Station. If you need the address, I would gladly give it to you. >> Can you I'm You can close the door. I'm not going to be a dick. I just You're not going to uncuff it. Yeah, >> you can put it on speaker if you want. You don't need to hold it up to your ear. But where's my I have work at 9:00 a.m. Like where's my car going to be? >> Well, your car is going to be towed and you can come here in the uh or tomorrow, Saturday. So, >> I need my car. >> Well, your car has been towed for as per John's law. Okay. So, your car is going to be available on Monday morning. You can come to our records window. I'll show you exactly where that's at. >> Hi, Mom. They pulled me over for DUI. Oh my god. >> I'm in freehold. Um I can't go to work tomorrow because I'm not going to have a car till Monday. [Music] >> Oh my god. No. >> I know. You can you come to the Freehold Township? >> I don't know where it is. Tell me where it is. >> Freehold. Can you tell my mom where the address is? >> Sure. The address is one Municipal Plaza, Freehole Township. Did you hear that, Mommy? >> I heard Sele Township and I heard one something and that's what I heard. >> One municipal plaza. >> One municipal plaza. >> Okay. What is that near? >> I don't know. >> It's right near I play. It's off of Shank Road. >> Off I play on Shank Road. >> Oh, I think I know where it is. Okay. Oh my god, Amy. >> I know. I have to pee so [ __ ] bad. >> Can you go there? >> I don't know. They handcuff me again. >> I'll ask if you can use the bathroom. >> He doesn't seem to like me very much, so I kind of highly doubt I've been very com like cooperative, but he definitely [ __ ] hates me. >> Well, please don't cause any more trouble for yourself. >> I'm trying to be as friendly. I thought I'm a Republican. I I [ __ ] back the blue, but this guy definitely hates me. >> Okay, now we got to figure out how to get there. I got to empty stuff out of the car. You're Oh, I can do whatever. But I can't get my car till Monday. >> Oh, dear God. >> Okay, let me try to calm down. >> Just come. >> I am going to come. I just have to make a moment here for you. Okay. All right. Stay. Be good. Don't do anything. >> I am. I'm I'm just trying to text Brian because he's expecting me there at [ __ ] 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> Okay, stop cursing there. >> Brian's going to [ __ ] kill me. I am being nice. It's just that this guy doesn't seem to like me very much. He think I think he thinks I'm being sarcastic, but I'm not. >> But I had to let Brian know because I'm probably going to Brian's going to [ __ ] kill me. >> Okay, let me let me All right, just just go to the bathroom. Oh, they'll be there. >> I'm not allowed to go to the bathroom. >> You are allowed to go to the bathroom. >> Tell that to my right wrist. >> What? >> Tell that to my right wrist. >> Your wrist? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Just ask nicely. Say I really need to go to the bathroom. >> You're on speaker. >> As soon >> Okay, that's what I'm saying. Just >> I am being nice. I've been nothing but cooperative. >> As soon as we get breath samples, I'll gladly let you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. It's going to be a lot harder for me to focus on my breath if I have to pee. >> Okay. >> Well, if you have to peeing >> Okay. Well, my diaphragm. >> We have to stop that. Then we have to restart 20-minute observation. You're going to be here longer and I know you don't want to. >> Well, that's fine. I just have to pee. >> Okay. >> I'm cold. I have a small bladder. Work in a law firm where I never stand up for my desk. >> Okay. I don't know what you're saying. Can you hang up? Are you >> Yeah. Yeah. Just Just head over. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. Bye. >> Okay. Bye. >> Use Google. Okay. All right. Let me see your phone. We're just going to put it right back with the rest of your property so we don't lose it. Okay. >> Yeah, but I don't know what happened to the property that I gave you when I was in the car. >> What's that? Your license and your registration? I have it. >> It's right here. Okay, good. >> Yeah, I just got to make sure. Mhm. Yeah. If it was your [ __ ] you'd want to make sure somebody put it back. This is going to put my hair up. I'm not doing anything. I'm just putting my hair up cuz it's I still want to sound like I'm being an [ __ ] >> No, you're fine. I really have to pee. Okay, >> as long as you give me two good breath samples and I'll soon as we're done with that, I'll walk you right down right to where you were and you can go use the restroom. >> Why can't I pee first? >> Well, cuz then I'd have to restart another 20 minute observation and then you're going to be here longer than >> uh my mother doesn't even know how to follow a GPS. It's going to take her 45 minutes to get here even though we live like 17 minutes from here. So, I'm more than happy to start as long as I I had my first UTI this year. It was terrible. I know that's TMI, but I'm not looking for a second one. Like, it's going to take her an hour to get here, so I'd rather have my bladder be comfortable. Also, like our dog just basically was very sick all week, so nobody has slept. She might She ate some edibles and nobody has slept for like 72 hours in my house. They are in no rush. 253. Can you step back here so I can start the box? [ __ ] These are so [ __ ] heavy. Oh my god. >> Yep. >> Can I please go to the bathroom? >> You can't yet. Please >> got to hold it. >> I can't. Please. >> Yeah, we can't. It's plain observation. We're not can't let you go. >> What? I mean, I'm here for at least another hour before my mother gets here. I just really >> as soon as as soon as you blow into the box, you can go to the bathroom. >> Why can't I go now? And then my I'm my ride won't be here. Please let me know. >> That has nothing to do with the ride. This is >> He said that that's what it was. >> You can go to the bathroom after you blow. >> I'm not going to be able to focus. I have to pee so bad. Please, please let me go to the bathroom. You There's a window in the bathroom, though. >> Yeah, but we can't let you go yet. >> Please, please let me go to the bathroom. Please be so bad. Oh my god. Please, can I go to the bathroom, please? >> Please, I have to pee. I I'm willing to restart the 20-minut period. I don't mind. I just really have to pee. >> Justin, what do you want to do here? >> I prom I promise I'm being cooperative. Go ahead. >> I'm I'm I'm not trying to be a dick. >> I have to restart everything. >> That's fine. That's fine. Whatever you guys want. I just really have to pee. I'm not trying to be a dick. I promise you. I know my ride won't be here. Like, I'm not trying to like rush anything. I just really have to pee. Thank you so much. I really appreciate it. Your cologne is excellent. >> Like, I promise I'm a friend. I Well, no. I shouldn't step in front of you. I'm sorry. I shouldn't have done that. I really appreciate it. >> No problem. >> No rush. My ride will be here for a while. I'm not trying to make your night any harder. Right in here. Right. >> Yep. >> Thank you so much. I [ __ ] up. Heat. Heat. again. >> What's going on? >> The water keeps going and I'm so scared when I pause. I'm so sorry. Sorry. Heat. Heat. Are you sure? >> I'll deal with it later. >> I'm sorry. You're such an [ __ ] I'm sorry. It was at the end of the hall, right? >> Yeah. Keep going. >> Okay. >> And then that room, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Be a good egg. time. Another time observation double 24. >> I'm going to go try and get the >> I'm sorry. I like broke the sink somehow. >> The sink won't turn off. >> The sink won't turn off. I feel so bad. I just don't want any, god forbid, to flood. And >> wouldn't be the first time this place. My um old office caught on fire in December and oh my god when I said the smell of smoke and mold the next day it was disgusting. I also don't want to be like charged with like destroying the building. My god anxiety. I have such [ __ ] bad dry mouth. Can you just and and I'm sorry I I don't know if I have a right to ask this. Just keep an eye in case my mom calls back about directions. >> Mhm. >> Jeez. My god, I wish I had my glasses, not my contacts. Sorry. Sorry. >> Thank you. County 27 Toyota. >> Is that my car? Oh, [Music] >> so the impound lot is not open on Saturdays. >> Nope. >> [ __ ] that's a shitty impound lot. Then how do they tow people on Saturdays who park illegally like going out? >> We open and close it. Oh, it's you guys. It's not like a third party. Oh, okay. I thought it was like one of those things where it says like contact so and so towing, you know. Nope. >> That's awesome. Good for you guys. Making money off both ends. What time do you guys open this Monday? >> 9. >> Um, I believe records open at 8:30 cuz I start work at 8. Just want to go home. Do you have my phone out? Just in case my mom calls for directions. >> It's right here. It starts. Is it on? >> Oh, no. It's on silent. That's why. Do you want me to turn it on vibrate? >> If you want or if you want to turn on ring, that's fine, too. >> Yeah, cuz my mom's not the best. I'll turn it on ring. >> Yeah. I'm not trying to be a dick. I just want to make cuz I know she's going to get lost. My mother's the kind of person who person who uses a like a Garmin >> GPS instead of her phone. >> So it's one time she almost drove into the ocean. [Music] Just want to go to bed. Where is he? What's that noise? >> Wait, they're trying to fix this whatever back there. Oh, >> I feel so bad. It's >> all right. This building's old. >> How old is it? >> Very old. Probably the 70s. >> Yeah, but the 70s isn't really that old when you think about it. Yeah, >> that's I mean I don't know how old you are. >> When that stuff is from the ' 70s. >> Oh yeah. [ __ ] plumbing from the 70s. A thousand%. You're right. That sh all rust. >> Mhm. >> Cuz I'm like the bones should be good. But I feel like that's my fault. >> This is not the first time things break around. >> I know. I just don't want to get in trouble for anything that's not my fault. >> You won't. >> Yeah, I know. But I am also, you know, an Italian. >> Unless you did it intentionally, that's a different story. But you didn't do it in >> washing my hand. I did intentionally wash my hands. I'm sorry, officer. >> I'm going to continue to wash my hands as often as possible. I just go home. I'm so tired. I've had the worst like 48 hours of my life with my dog being sick. Just can I go home? My stress level is at like 3,000. I just want to go to sleep. Like I want to sleep one good night this week and I haven't. Please, can I just go home? >> As soon as we get those breath samples and your mom gets here, you are out of here. Most of my stuff is done. >> This isn't even necessary. I'm just very stressed. Please just let me go. I paid taxes. >> I just want to go and sleep. I haven't slept in like 72 hours. She isn't cold right seems also. I'm tired from my side though. Just let me go home. >> We got it off. >> Sorry. >> That's all right. >> Hey, Chuck, hang here for a minute. I want to see what that thing was doing in the other room. >> Is there an issue with the box or No. >> No. No. Seeing that I stopped in the middle of it cuz she needs to use the restroom. >> Can I just please go home? >> Yeah, it shouldn't be. >> I just mean >> I'm just tired. That's all I am. I'm just exhausted. >> Did you call anybody in or >> Yes, but it's just my my sister's I we had to take my sister's dog to like the emergency vet this week cuz they gave my mother edibles. Don't give a 72y old woman edibles cuz she'll misplace them. I even slept in like >> [ __ ] She was screaming. The fact that she didn't break into seizures is a goddamn miracle when I tell you the dog was screaming. It sound Have you ever heard a coyote scream? >> Yeah, >> that's what it sounded like. I haven't >> The dog was doing that from the edibles >> cuz they were homemade. And >> what did the vet say? He probably couldn't do anything, right? >> Well, they didn't administer charcoal. They they barely did an IV. It was like >> what bed did you take? >> Redbank right across the street from my office. This is the second time. >> It is a good bed, but I don't understand. They didn't do an enema. They didn't do charcoal. So, it's just I just haven't slept in so long. I haven't slept. I haven't ate. Like, I'm just so tired. I just want home. Like I said, if you give me if we don't have any problems with this on the other room, remember like I told you, blow into it as hard as you can for >> it was only 300 bucks. >> It was amaz They're I got to tell you, Red B >> very reason because I think the drug test for the dog was $40. I think it was $150 just for the emergency. >> Yeah, like the admin. And then I think the fluid was like another like 47. like it really wasn't bad. And then whatever taxes and fees, it's really not bad. But this is the second time this dog has gotten into weed. She's not even a year old. >> She's she's going to be a drug dealer when she grows up. >> Yeah. That's crazy. And my vet is like I go for Who do you go to? It's like the Freehold Animal Hospital on Route 9. It's uh >> the right >> by the Chevy dealer. Yeah. >> It's like 4 It's like freaking 400 bucks just to even go see the vet. >> See, there there used to be a manalabin. It was like, it was called Banfield. It was like a vet, like a wellness plan you could get for like 30 to $45 a month. >> Yeah, that's what the like pet insurance. >> Well, it was it wasn't insurance cuz it was all like well visits and vaccines, but it it covered like I my one my first dog fell down the stairs and like injured her leg. >> I needed anti-inflammatory meds, but it cost me $12 for that visit. >> That's going to cost you $200 anywhere else. >> Exactly. But the banfields and the I think the closest one in Mammoth County would probably be Homedale. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Which is kind of a hike in in the sense of an emergency. >> Yeah. Homeell's far. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I live for real. My dog just had something with his ear. It like >> they get yeast infections like you wouldn't believe. >> Yeah. But I took him to the vet and they the vet was just like trying get it to get them to like drain it. They were like, "No, just wait it out. put like some a wrap over his head and I got it on Amazon infected. >> They were they were like, "Oh, you can get on Amazon." So, I ended up not getting anything, ordering off Amazon and I paid $400 for the visit and and I ended up buying something off Amazon that didn't work. So, I got to go back. So, just >> and it sucks and I get being a vet. One of my best friends is a veterinarian and it's it's a very thankless job. It's a very expensive education. And I think she said she has like $425,000 >> Wow >> in student debt. Yeah. She's a surgeon though. >> Okay. >> And so she has to be able to >> Yeah. She has to do multiple species. Like I get it. I understand. >> Yeah. >> But I mean the max she normally makes is $75 to $100 an hour. That's not a lot for $400,000 in student debt. >> So that that's going to take her 15 years to pay off probably. >> So she turned 38 today. She lives in Philly, so she worked today. >> Um, she has never touched the principal, only the interest. It's such a [ __ ] shame. And >> really? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's crazy. >> It's it's it's a shame cuz it's an undervalued profession. >> Yeah. >> People don't think about like >> even regular doctors, they're they're take it takes them say over 10 years to to pay off their their student debts. >> It's it's nuts. It's the people who work the hardest that get reimbursed the least, honestly. And I include like you guys in that. >> We have there's something with I think first responders where it's like if you pay like a bunch of payments in a row that like something gets forgiven. I don't I didn't have any. >> But even so the the I work in like health insurance um arbitration and even what gets reimbursed like from your insurance like I'm assuming you guys are NJX horizon >> or Horizon. Yeah. And the the prefix is NJX3HZN and then a bunch of numbers. >> Uh I'm not too familiar with I should >> I don't want to be nerdy and ask for your insurance card. >> I should know. But >> no, but I mean but I'm assuming it's the state employee health benefit plan EBHP. >> Like even the reimbursement like they they called it relief. I think it was June or July of 2020. They did a relief program and they said it was supposed to lessen your cost to the per like to the carrier >> but it reduced it so slightly like when I tell you like a fraction of a percent but then the doctors make less money so the only person benefiting is the insurance carrier. It's [ __ ] >> I mean we pay we certainly pay you pay a lot. I pay Yeah. I pay with the family plan I think I'm paying like three grand a month. >> [ __ ] insane prescript including prescription. >> But prescription should be included like I have >> that's why Yeah. >> So Edna bought CVS in um I believe like August of 2020. So I go to Etna like I go to the minute clinics for everything. Every time I get a sinus infection. I had a sorry tmi a UTI a few months ago. That's why I was like so nervous about like not getting >> the walk-in doctors like that. >> Yeah, like the urgent care. But because the Minute Clinic is owned by Etna under the CVS umbrella that they bought, all I have to do is pay for like if I need an antibiotic, if I need an anti-inflammatory. So last year, I think I paid $14 towards my $8700 max out of pocket because they don't charge me anything because they're already paying that doctor. >> Yeah. But like Horizon almost went out of network with Hackinack Meridian. >> Yeah, they they just fixed it >> in the nick of time June 1st. They were going to be out of network. That was disastrous to your like federal protection. >> That would have been bad. And and the most of the hospitals would have horizon too. >> I know you would have had to go to Atlantic Care. So like I mean like you live in Freehold so it's not a big deal for you but like god forbid I couldn't go to >> you couldn't go to to a trauma center >> and that's terrifying. God, like god forbid you were your family. Yeah. And like Yes. Like if it was a car accident, like yes, your your PIP would kick in, like your car insurance, your personal um >> uh I forget what the I in PIP stands for, but whatever it is, like it's your personal Oh, personal injury protection would kick in, but then your rates go up. >> Yeah. >> So, it's like you're kind of screwed either way. But there was no way they could go out of network because >> Yeah. I mean, are you familiar with like I don't know, you know, if your parents are still alive or anything, but like Raven Medicare? >> My parents are, but they're I think they're on the same My dad was >> was he also he's a retiree? >> Yeah, he's retired. So he probably has NJX secondary, but Braven Health is a it's so [ __ ] up when I tell you like our healthcare system is Braven is Robert Wood Johnson Barnabas cuz they merged >> Hackinack Meridian and then Horizon formed a Medicare Advantage plan and even though Horizon was going to go out of network with Hackin Sack Meridian, >> their Medicare Advantage plan would still be in network and so would Medicaid. But like you who's like saving people's lives every day, you would be out of network. You would be eligible to be balanced build. God forbid somebody in your family had appendicitis. I'm telling you like through arbitration. That's bill 99333 is 22 $2,500. That's the diagnosis of your appendicitis. 44970 depending on what zip code. Like if you go to Newark like hospitals because it's a trauma center and they're used to dealing with gunshot wounds. Appendicitis is 20 grand up there. Down here it's like 14,000 cuz we live in a good area. >> So it's literally like imagine like your appendix ruptures and you're eligible to be build $16,000 >> for something you can't [ __ ] control because Horizon doesn't want to make ends meet with the >> Yeah, it's crazy. >> It's disgusting. >> You pay a lot. you pay a lot and you do like the Lord's work literally. >> I mean, but my wife just had a baby like two years ago and but I didn't pay a dime for that. So, that was >> that usually is um >> that was all included. >> Yeah, I think it's part of the affordable >> care,000 if like >> minimum, but like it's it's [ __ ] awful how this [ __ ] works. >> All right, let's get this going. Come on in the other room. >> Okay. So nervous right here. back down to the restroom. >> Can I take my phone in case or can I check? >> No, just leave it here. We're coming. >> See if she she >> We're coming right back in here. So, >> I just wanted to see if she called if she got lost. >> Okay. >> This way. >> Yep. And it goes all the way down. >> All the way down. Yep. Two 59 county. One female back in cell six using the facilities. 64 I [ __ ] hate this toilet paper. >> I don't I'm scared to touch the >> You can just If you want to just leave it, that's fine. >> I can try and find you some. >> Go down that way. >> I'll see if I can find some. >> Thank you. It's this way, right? >> Mhm. And you're going to go to the first door on your left. >> I have no sense of direction. >> Okay. Have a seat. And >> Oh, does that work? I was going to say on the wall there. >> No, it's empty. >> I was going to say probably not, right? >> Yeah, I think this is it. I >> honestly don't think I need any of my purse. Okay. If you actually want to call your mom, see where she's at, cuz like I said, pretty much all of my stuff is done. So, the second she gets here, she just signs for you and we can get you out of here. >> You could just give me my >> Nope. Can't do that. I'm fine. [Music] >> I'm putting your license back in your in your wallet here. Okay. >> Yeah. >> My registration is in the car. >> Registration is right here in the in this purple uh purple >> pouch. >> Yeah. Pouch. Whatever you want to call it. >> Oh, good. Her phone's on voicemail. She's no music. [Music] >> Hello. >> Hi. Where are you? >> Tell her to go into the lobby. >> Into the lobby. And there's a uh and we're actually I'll actually meet her out there with you. >> Okay. We're going to come meet you. >> All right. >> Okay. Bye. >> Bye. >> Hang on one second. One second. You're >> good. >> I'm going to just have a seat for me. I'm going to explain this to you real quick. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. These are your summones that were issued. Okay. You have a a first appearance court date of May 7th >> at 1:00 in the afternoon. If for some reason you cannot make that court date, there's a phone number in the top right hand corner which goes to our court. They will answer any questions for you. They will also try and accommodate you and giving you another date. You cannot call on that day >> obviously. >> So call before then if you have a scheduling conflict or something like that. Okay. >> Um don't miss that court date cuz then you have the risk of it going to a warrant and then have a whole new set of problems. All right. So I'm going to stick this in your purse there. You got all your stuff. Um, we are going to walk out and we'll get your mom to sign off for you and we'll get you out of here. >> But this doesn't give me any information >> as far as I mean anything. It just says four copies of the date. >> Well, there's four summones there. All right. There's for DWI, uh, reckless driving which go hand in hand. Failure to maintain lane and failure to exhibit your insurance card. Make sure that when you come >> I have my insurance card. >> Well, you didn't show it to me. >> Oh my god. >> Well, listen. Listen. It's okay. Listen to me. If that if you do have a valid insurance card, then you're Well, listen. I can't take it back now, but if you bring it if if you bring it to court, I can't promise you anything, but the the prosecutor can may be able to help you out and maybe drop that one. >> Yeah. Okay. >> I never not have valid insurance. >> No. No. It didn't say you didn't have valid insurance. Just the card. I didn't see the card. Okay. So, we're going to go down this way. Nope. We're going to go down this way. And that last door that's on the left there in the corner, that's where we're going. Okay. Walk down that way. You're going to walk straight. Hello. Are you mom? >> No, she's just in the bathroom. >> Oh, okay. Gotcha. All right. You have a seat right here. I just got to explain this to mom and then she'll sign. We'll got to get a copy of her license. >> Be the one driving. >> Oh, okay. You're going to be driving? >> I don't know if it's me or my mom. >> Okay. I'm assuming. Are you over 18? >> Yeah. Okay. Um, you have a valid driver's license? >> No. No. >> Okay. >> So, if you don't have a valid license, I don't want you driving. Mom's got to drive. >> She's permit. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Um, when you come to get your car on Monday, Amy, that's the window you want to go to. >> Okay. >> Okay. There's a um, so the hours of operation, you can come here 8:30 in the morning is the is the earliest you can get here to do that. Okay. Um, this talks about vehicle impounds. This sheet, this one right up here. So, I don't know if you or your mom want to take a take a picture of it so that you know what you need. You need your insurance, your registration, and your license. Okay? So, just make sure that you have all of that stuff with you. >> Well, I don't have a physical copy of the insurance card. >> Um, I believe that it's okay to show it on your phone. If not, if you if you have a computer at home and you bring it up, >> I'm not >> Okay. Um, I don't know if they're going to be able that that sheet maybe may tell you that it's okay to show it on the phone, but I'm not sure. So, but if you have access to it on your phone, I would say that that's probably your best uh the best bet there. >> Yeah, I definitely have access to it. >> Yeah, if you have access to it, that's fine. All right. But again, just make sure you bring your license and the registration with you. I know that in that restroom there is soap and probably better hand towels. If you if you want to go in there and wash your hands, that's fine. pretty good. Carry the shifter.