Are you a supervisor? Yeah, sergeant at arms this is all state property. This is a public sidewalk. It's it's what's called a public easement. So I'm not going to hash particulars with you, okay? Oh, I did I did the GIS so I looked up the survey. That's that's fine. It's public property. If you refuse to leave here, I will call the state police and they will escort you off here. This part right here you cannot be on. This is a public sidewalk, sir. I understand that. This is a public sidewalk. You don't have any authority to to trespass me from a public sidewalk. If you're affiliated with some inmate signed here, you're planning some escape attempt with him. You understand what I'm saying? You can't be filming here. Sir, but this is public property. You can't you can't dismiss me from a sidewalk. We have constitutional rights in this country. Well, if you're video recording, which you're not allowed to do I am allowed to. Who says I'm not allowed to? The New York State Department of Corrections says you cannot see You have no authority over me. I'm not an inmate, sir. I'm not I'm not inside those walls. You have no authority over me. If you're on state property, yes, I do. You're not I'm not on state property, sir. That's what I'm trying to explain to you. This is This is public property and I'm sure the troopers are going to make you well aware of that and make