up. We were about to do a sternum rub to make sure you were okay. That's how passed out you were. >> I know. >> Okay. >> I was asleep. >> Okay. Yeah. And that's that's fine. But usually people who are drinking are a little bit more hard to wake up, right? So that's why I was we were both concerned, so we each came from this side. But I was about to give you a sternum rub to make sure you were alive. >> It's where you rub inside the chest to make someone wake up cuz it's painful. >> Cuz I didn't think you were breathing at first. That's why I asked you drugs. On August 6th, 2025, a Monroe County deputy rolled up on a car parked at the end of a dirt road and found 25-year-old Shea passed out drunk in the passenger seat, surrounded by open bottles. What started as a simple welfare check turned into a master class in grown-up toddler tantrums. >> Hey, ma'am. Sheriff's office. Hey, what's going on? >> Oh, this is what's her name. She used to work up at Ocean R. What's your name? >> Do you need medical attention? >> Okay. You do any kind of drugs or anything? >> No. >> You under the influence? >> No. >> Okay. >> You've been drinking? >> No. >> I see a bottle under this seat. >> 11:25. Who's in Kansas City, please? >> This one? >> I see a bottle under the seat. Yeah, I see two bottles actually. You just pointed that one out. >> Who are you here with? >> Huh? Who are you here with? >> Um, no one >> cancel on your last. >> Can you have KPD, please? Clear jurisdiction. >> I didn't mean to I didn't mean to close. >> We came to check on you cuz you were passed out pretty hard. >> I had to grab you for you to wake up. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Um, where do you live? >> Um, I'm in house searching right now, but I'm all right. Okay. So, you live in your car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where were you coming from just now? >> Um, Homestead around. >> Okay. Do you have your license on you? >> Yeah. Can I see that? >> Well, I mean, you're parked here. You're sleeping. It's very apparent to me you are >> under the influence whether it's of this alcohol or what, but >> I can smell it on you. Tesla. >> No, not under any. >> Okay. >> Um 11:45. You need additional. >> All right. Um I'm going talk to you cuz >> Okay. What did you say? >> I was saying I was going to talk to her. >> Okay. Talk to her. >> 11:25. Um, I'm not any under any influence. Um, yeah. >> What's your name? >> What's your name? Your first name? >> Shay. >> Shay. Okay. Yeah. >> Okay. Talk to me. So, what's what's going on today? >> Um, nothing else. Nothing, honestly. Um, >> house searching and uh the guy I'm with is working right now. >> Where does he work at? He works on Ocean Reef. >> In Ocean Reef. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, I did park here and I did fall asleep. Um I mean I I don't I don't know how to make this easy. I just want to make ABC. I don't want to be in any trouble >> right now. You're not in any trouble. I don't you >> She was so hammered the deputy literally had to shake her awake. First words out of her mouth, "Lies, I'm not drinking. I'm not on drugs." Meanwhile, two open bottles sat right under her seat. The smell of booze hit the officer before the door even opened. Classic denial in real time. >> You aren't behind the wheel of the car. The ignition's not even on. So, I mean, if that's any comfort to you, I I believe you're under the influence, but you were not caught behind the wheel of this car, and the ignition's not in like the keys aren't in the ignition. But I need to see your ID cuz this is technically illegal camping. Now, it's not >> okay. >> I'm just trying to identify you. I want to make sure you're not wanted or anything like that. Are you wanted? >> No. >> Okay. So, let me just get your license and >> No, >> we'll we'll see what's going on. So, we Your guy that you're seeing works up there. What time does he get off? >> 8. >> 8? >> Yeah. >> What time is it? Actually, >> it's 6:10. >> I was asleep and then I woke up and >> I got you. Do you remember what time you parked here? um recently like I literally kind of took just took him I literally just >> what is it? >> I literally just took him um to work like I literally dropped him off at the gate. >> Okay. What time was he going to work at? >> I don't know. >> Where's he working at at Ocean Re? Uh uh I know where >> I thought you were still working at Ocean Reef. What happened? >> What happened? I I want to live off property. You know where I worked, huh? >> Yeah, I know where you were. >> Uhhuh. >> You used to help serve the lunches and all that. I know. >> See? Okay. Shay, what is your legal first name? >> Shay. S H A Y. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's your middle name? >> Okay. Okay. >> Right now, I'm not I have no intention to take you to jail. Right now, it's just you're sleeping in a car. You were sleeping really heavy. It seems like you're under the influence, but as far as me and my partner are concerned, we're just trying to like make sure you're good. >> Okay. Can I leave? Can I leave? >> No. I I believe you're under the influence. So, you definitely can't get behind the wheel of this car unless you're going to do some exercises. >> Can you have the car still on the road? >> I would. Let's get your name. Let's get you identified. Remember how I just told you? I just want to make sure you're not wanted or anything. Okay. >> Please bear with me. >> I am. I am. I look. You tell me that you're not wanted. I am inclined to believe you, but you would not believe how many people lie to us all the time. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. So, let me just Okay. Spell your name for me and then we'll just run you through dispatch and we'll go from there. Okay. But like, okay, this is where I want you to bear with me is I watch videos of people um people walking in and Tik Tok. Okay. >> Mhm. So, like I think when people give their name and everything like I think it it seems like there's there's something wrong. >> Officers offered her the easiest out imaginable. Show ID. Prove you're not wanted and you can keep napping until your boyfriend gets off work. Instead, she acted like a toddler hiding cookies and whimpered. I just want to make this easy. >> All right. I just want to know who I'm talking to. You can relate to that, right? I watch the same Tik Tok videos you do. Okay. >> Okay. >> But I I'm not trying to have like a back and forth with you either, you know? Like >> me neither. And so like I just watch these videos where he's like I'm just practicing and he doesn't do anything wrong. He's like I'm practicing and cops and you've known me for a long time and you've known all the Ocean Reef deputies which that includes this lady over here. >> All right. >> We have better things to do. You know we don't mess with you guys. Especially the employees. We don't mess with them unless it's absolutely Ocean Reef making us do it. We came up here. You were passed out. We're making sure you're okay, >> which you are, but we know you've been drinking. We're not going to let you drive away, but in the same instance, have respect for us. >> Give the nice lady that's standing next to you that you wanted to talk to your full name and your date of birth. Like I said, we're not taking you to jail. >> We have no intention to unless you're wanted and you're telling me you're not. So for me, if you're not going to give me your your name, then I'm like inclined to believe that you actually are wanted. You get that? >> Yeah. >> So look, I for if you come back valid and clear your license, I'm happy to I'll consult with my partner here, but if you want to take a continue to take your nap here, I don't really have an issue with it. I don't want you to get behind the wheel and turn the ignition on, okay? Cuz I believe you are under the influence. So, I would not, but my my judgment right now, the way you're talking, the bottles on the ground that are open, I mean, these are open containers, like kind of all that stuff >> are technically like these are infractions and you know, so >> I don't want you to drive away. I want to identify you to know who I'm speaking with and then I'll go on my merry way and then we'll all just have a good rest of your night cuz you're waiting for your the guy you're talking to to get off at 8, right? >> Okay. So, it's that easy. >> Okay. I'm really I'm not trying to like make this difficult with you. I'm just trying to like ID you >> cuz you see on Tik Tok you see on Tik Tok the same Tik Toks I see. So you would understand from my side how important it is to know who I'm speaking with. >> I'm just trying to make sure you're not wanted. I do not I do not care if you want to rest here until your boyfriend gets off or your your guy you're talking to. Okay. How do you spell your first name? >> Um can my dad >> Shay? Yeah, >> this I feel like we were under a such a good understanding. Like I'm really not trying to >> Thank you. >> I know. And that's good. We have good report, but like you're understanding. >> I feel nervous. >> Okay. There's no need to be nervous. Okay. >> I I feel nervous and I serve her and that door is clearly open. >> Okay. Cuz I So I can sit here and talk to you. >> You weren't waking up. We were about to do a sternum rub to make sure you were okay. That's how passed out you were. >> I know. Okay. >> I was asleep. Okay, >> news flash. Refusing to ID yourself is the opposite of easy. The deputies were shockingly patient, explaining open container laws, illegal camping ordinances, even why they didn't want to call her old job at Ocean Reef and get her flagged. She responded with baby talk pouting, and I feel pressured. Grown woman, zero accountability. It was painful to watch. >> Yeah, and that's that's fine, but usually people who are drinking are a little bit more hard to wake up, right? So that's why I was we were both concerned. So we each came from this side, but I was about to give you a sternum rub to make sure you were alive. >> Stern, >> it's where you rub inside the chest to make someone wake up because it's painful. >> Cuz I didn't think you were breathing at first. That's why I asked you if you'd done drugs. >> Okay, listen. I'm going to keep it 100% honest with you and I'm going to hope that this time it resonates. Okay, >> you having open containers in your car is a crime. So let's make this easy. Give me your ID and then we're just going to again continue about our way. Um, my purse is under one of these chairs. >> What's your purse look like? >> It's red and blue. >> All right. >> Is the car registered to you? >> Yeah. >> Only you? It's not registered to your dad or anything? >> No. >> Okay. >> Um, >> is it this little purple purse right here? >> Um, yes it is. >> There you go. >> Thanks. >> Just helping you. We're Listen, look, you see all the bad guys on TikTok? It's not the same thing. We're just trying to help you. We're making sure you're good. >> I'm I'm okay. How old are you? >> Just tell me. I'm going to find out from your ID anyway. >> I know. I know. >> You look super young. >> Okay, Shake. Let me tell you something. >> You're You're pressuring me. >> It's not pressuring you. >> Listen to me, my dear. >> Yes. >> We could have already ran you because all I have to do is get on on the phone with Ocean Reef and get your all your information. >> Okay. And part of the reason we're not doing that is because every time we go out with somebody that's an Ocean Reef employee, they document it. So like if you're trying to get a job back there or you want or you're still working there, I don't want to sit there and draw attention to you. Okay? So that we're trying to be very we're trying to be here on your in your corner, >> okay? >> We could easily make things a lot worse when we're not doing that. So just let's have your full name >> and your date of birth and like we said, >> everything comes back. You can take continue taking your nap until 8 o'clock when your boyfriend or the guy you're talking to gets off and you can go on your merry way looking for houses and and and have a great life. >> Okay. >> I know. I don't feel that way. >> Why? We've been nothing but nice to you. >> You honestly you have? >> Yeah. Like I'm not trying to be like rude. I'm I'm literally I'm actually trying to go home. So, can you do me the favor and just give me your ID so I can just go? >> I would like to go to sleep. >> I just I I I feel I feel pressured extremely. So, I don't know. I just I feel it. I feel it extremely hard. >> Okay. Let me get your ID. >> Okay. >> Okay. Just let me see the ID. >> I will let you do >> go about your way >> by continuing to nap here as soon as I get your ID. But the thing is Shay, >> what >> we're trained in police work to ask, tell and then make. So if I have to ask you more than two more times, >> she still hadn't handed over the ID that was literally in the purse 3-foot purse next to her. The female deputy practically begged, "We're trying to help you." Sha's comeback. more whining about Tik Tok videos and how cops pressure people. That victim mentality was already fully formed. >> I'm going to have to detain you, like put you in handcuffs until we get you identified, cuz then you're refusing to identify yourself with a lawful order. And that's where the Tik Tok stuff comes into play. Okay. >> So, if you just give me your ID, >> we're going to run you. >> Are you wanted? >> No. >> Okay. Then what's the issue? >> No. >> So, what is it? But you're trying to defend yourself right now is the day that you've decided to take the Tik Tok sovereign citizen stuff and go about it. Come on. I watched the exact same videos. >> I just want you to bear with me. >> I am. We have been We've been here for 13 minutes talking to you. Okay. >> 13 minutes is way too long. If I was out with anybody else, I I would have 100% >> detain me. >> I need your ID. I'm really not trying to >> detain me. >> If you don't give me your ID, I'm going to have to detain you. Yes. So, can you please just make it easier for everybody? >> Okay. >> Call my dad. >> You can call your dad, but also work on your ID. >> Okay. >> Absolutely. >> I'm going to do both. All right. >> Okay. >> You here with me? >> I'm here with you. >> Bear with me. >> Go ahead. >> All right. He's going to be on speaker. >> That's fine. >> What's your dad's name? Just first name. I'm not trying to be smart with you. >> Brian. Brian. >> Hey, Shaylee. How you doing? >> Hey, Dad. Dad, I think I'm being detained. I'm not 100% sure. >> Hey, Brian. It's Deputy Smith with the Monro County Sheriff's Office. How are you? >> Hello. >> I am simply trying to identify your daughter, Shay. Um, we've talked for a little bit now. We've been out here for about 14 minutes. Just trying to get her ID, make sure she's not wanted or has any warrants. >> Yeah, unless you have Is she under suspicion? When is she being? >> Yes, she's she was passed out asleep in the passenger seat. The car the car keys are not in the ignition, so she is not behind the wheel, but she is under the influence and completely asleep in the passenger side. This is considered illegal camping. She has multiple open containers inside of the vehicle. I am simply trying to identify her. She can continue her nap in this passenger seat until 8:00 p.m., >> but I need to identify her to make sure she is not wanted. >> Yeah, but that's you're just trying to find a problem. But so you're saying she's being detained? >> She is about to go into handcuffs until I can figure out who she is. I am requesting her identification at this time to continue letting her go about her nap that she wants until you're >> saying she's being detained for the crime of sleeping in her car. >> This is illegal camping and she has open containers in the vehicle. She's under the influence. >> Let her sleep there after you identify her >> because we can make this go two ways, sir. This is you can make it the easy way or the hard way. I'm just trying to make sure she is not wanted in this point in time. I can let her sleep here for another hour and a half to wait for her boyfriend to get off of the Ocean Reef property cuz they want to go house hunting. She's told me everything. Like I I'm just not She seems to be under the impression that these videos online, you don't have to identify yourself. >> Enter Daddy Dearest on speakerphone. Instead of telling his 25-year-old daughter to act like an adult and comply, he encouraged the defiance, questioning statutes, demanding supervisors, the whole sovereign citizen-like playbook. The apple didn't fall far from that tree. It rolled right into the same entitlement book. >> And you don't until you're under suspicion. She's uh being in the progress of a crime. >> But she's currently illegally camping, which she can be cited for, and taken to court. her. Well, you can sight her for that. >> Okay. I need her identification to do it. So, if she's not going to provide me her ID, she's going to get detained. >> Okay. Um, let me uh And what's this statute so I can verify it >> that you're for illegal camping being sleep in the car? Because I don't think sleeping in your car is illegal. >> It is, sir. It's prohibited in Monroe County unless it's a marked campground. So you can Google the Monro County ordinances and violations and you will find the illegal camping statute. >> Okay. And and so and what's the definition of camping, >> Laura? >> Because you're saying it's camping. So there's got to be a definition for camping. >> Do you have time to FaceTime? >> No, we're not going to do a FaceTime. Okay. >> FaceTime. >> You are you are an adult >> and at this time we are dealing with you. >> Yes. Dad. >> So, go ahead. >> I'm FaceTiming you. They're telling me to hang up. >> This is my car. This is my car. >> Okay. What you want to do is >> This is what they see, >> right? >> Um bottle >> are not over there in the ignition. The keys are not in the ignition. >> No. >> So, we I just have to get I'm going to look up the definition of camping by Monarch County because uh I don't think being asleep in your car is definition. Can you find the Oro's information and add her to the call? >> Over overnight kind of thing. So, I think we need to talk to the supervisor to find what's going on. >> Yep. He said no problem. >> That's fine. I'll get this I'll get the sergeant in touch with you. >> Number >> 7115. >> 7115. >> Okay. Let's get the uh supervisor. >> Okay. Um I'm going to need the cell phone number to go to the sergeant for him to speak with him over the phone because I can't three-way. It's a restricted number. So either he can call into the sheriff's office. I can give you the number now and ask to be patched in with Sergeant Alvarez. >> Dad, you hear this? >> Yeah. >> Do you have a pen and piece of paper? >> I can call him directly. Yeah. Hold on one second. >> Go ahead. I'm ready. >> I love you. >> I love you. >> Correct. 1713 7106. >> Okay. How you see? What's the address? What's the phone number? >> It's 305. >> Coming home for me. 3 05 >> 289 >> 289 >> 2351 >> 2351 Sergeant Alvarez. >> Yes. And you can tell him that it's 7115's current call. Okay. >> Okay, we'll do. All right. Thank you. >> No problem. >> Um >> Dad actually argued that sleeping drunk in a car with open containers wasn't camping. The deputy had to explain Monroe County ordinances like he was talking to a slow middle schooler. Meanwhile, Sheay kept interrupting with, "Dad, am I being detained?" in the whiniest voice imaginable. That baby talk energy was next level embarrassing. >> You're not going to hang up on me, right? >> I'm hang. >> We're recorded. We're recorded. >> Talk to Sergeant Alvarez. >> We're recorded, Shay. All right. >> You're going to call me immediately, right? because something may happen when you're not on the phone. >> You know, we are out here at the three-way. Me and Jesse pulled up here. Okay. >> There's a lady and she used to be an ocean employee. Passenger side. The keys are not in ignition. There's bottles on the ground. >> All right. Sergeant Alvare said he'll be more than happy to talk to the father after we're done with our investigation, but if she refuses to keep on complying with us, our lawful order, we can take her to jail. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Step out. >> We're going to step out. We're going to make it easy. We're going to make it easy. We're going to let go of the phone. We're going to make it easy. Okay. >> Nope. Okay. You're going to You're not. >> Yeah, I am. >> You're not, Shay. We're going to get out of the car. Stop. >> Please. >> Stop. >> What am I doing wrong? >> 7151. >> What am I doing wrong? >> You're refusing to identify yourself. >> And that's a law. >> Yes. >> In the state of Florida. >> You've been asked multiple times. I'm sure if I go back on my body camera that inevitably your dad will look for. I ask you to identify yourself at least 20 times. At least 20. Okay. I'm going to pull your shorts up. Do you have anything that's going to pick poke or stick me? >> Nope. >> We're going to walk that way. Okay. >> No. Okay. >> We're going to walk that way. >> Why don't you close my door? >> I will close it. Give me one second. >> Should I grab my shoes? >> We are going to go get your shoes. >> All right. >> I'm not going to hold on to you like a baby. Okay. I'm going to treat you like an adult. Okay. So, I'm not going to hold on to you. Don't do anything slick, though. I'm going to be 100% honest with you, okay? Just don't >> I just need gloves before I pat you down. >> They're so aggressive. >> For what? I pulled you out of the car cuz you were resist. You're pulling against me. >> No, I just want to call my dad. >> Yeah, we let you call your dad. >> I know. And now I can't videotape. I can't do >> It's being videotaped on my chest. Shay, you guys can pull it. It's public record. >> Stops. >> Okay. I don't really understand why >> what you would like me to do. >> Do me a favor. >> This is on the airport. >> Turn and face the car. Okay. I'm going to double I'm going to ask you again. Do you have anything that's going to pick poke or sick me? >> Okay. >> You got to take me away right now. >> Lean forward. Lean forward your front half cuz I need to shake out and make sure your bra doesn't have any drugs or anything like that. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> You are the softest. I appreciate you. >> Okay. So, you're a grown ass woman. You have to make your own decisions. You can't let mommy and daddy do that for you. >> What did Orlando say? >> He's trying to look up. Did you have contact with her in November? >> Yep. >> Okay. Was she Did you identify her then? >> I identified her from her Ocean Reef employee ID. >> Okay. >> He's looking in M&I right now. Um I can take it. Okay. Shaye, we are going to take a ride to the Plantation Key detention facility. Okay. You're going to be placed under arrest. Okay. It's for I'm trying not to make you nervous. Okay. I'm talking to you like a person. I don't want to talk to you. I I think you just miss I I appreciate that. >> After 20 plus requests for ID, the patients tank finally hit empty. They pulled her out gently and she immediately cried, "You're being aggressive." While barely resisting. Cuffs went on and suddenly the tough Tik Tok lawyer act melted into a trembling mess. Reality arrived right on schedule. >> I became a cop to make people feel safe, you know. So, >> talking to you like a person. Listen, just some deep breaths, okay? >> You're going to be arrested for a few things, okay? I'm going to explain them to you, okay? Refusing to identify yourself to a law enforcement officer is considered resisting without violence. Okay? It's without violence. It's a misdemeanor. You're also going to be charged with driving under the influence because the keys were in the driver's side and you were technically in constructive possession of them. Okay. >> I'm going to ask you when we get to where we're going if you want to do field sobriety exercises, but that's not a thing that we need to think about right now. You can think about it while we're driving. Okay. >> Thank you. I'm so nervous. I can't >> Okay. I'm just trying to just want to talk talk it out to you. I would you know I feel like people understand I don't know if Laura explained to you. I like to make this like educational for people. I want to make sure everybody >> the same. It's not it's not always about like, you know, getting people in trouble. It's about educating people as best as we can. Okay. Um I am going to set you for the open container. That is an infraction that doesn't require court. Um these are just things that I'm explaining to you before we get to where we're going. Okay. All right. So, I'm going to set you in the backseat of the car. Okay. I already checked it to make sure it's clean. Yeah. We're going to walk this way. Um you want your cell phone and do you have you want your your purse? your um I don't know the little I'm just >> I just wanted the vape on the ground that's outside. >> So I hope you got your last couple hits of the vape. But um what we're going to do I will bring uh your >> Thank you for being gentle with me. >> Of course. Um listen you you resisted without violence. The only time we need to you know get aggressive is when someone's like >> beating us or hitting us. And I would hope you understand that. Like I said, we watch the same videos. Okay. >> Um I'm going to grab your purse. >> This is my seat belt. >> Yes. So, it's going to be >> I wish I could take a video. [laughter] >> Okay. Hold on. Let me just make sure. >> This is how you guys strap people in. >> Yeah. Um you're not being combative cuz we do have another one here. Um but that way this just prevents you from, you know, going anywhere. >> Interesting. >> Um I'm going to get you your little purse and your phone. Okay. Do I need it? She Yes. I'm going to cuz you're able to make a call from the from the jail and so you'll be able But if you don't remember your dad's number, we don't want to put you in that situation. So, you'll have your cell phone with you and then you'll be able to get his number from there. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> I'm nervous. >> Don't be nervous. I'll open this up so we can talk. Okay. >> What are you doing with my car? >> We're going to tow it. Okay. >> Why? >> We have to tow it. >> Why? >> Cuz it's used in a crime. Okay. I'm going to give you all this paperwork when we get to the jail. Okay. All right. >> The reason we have to tow it is because you're being arrested. If something happens to your car, then it's we're responsible. So, the fact that it's in a towyard, it's safe. So, we don't have to worry about somebody coming here and stealing it, vandalizing it. >> In the back seat, she kept asking about her vape and her car like a kid worried about losing toys. The deputy explained everything calmly, why the car was getting towed, what charges were coming, even buckled her in gently. She still acted like she was being kidnapped. the entitlement was thicker than the alcohol on her breath >> or doing something to it because you're being arrested. We are technically responsible for making sure that it's put somewhere safely. >> That's why I was asking you what you wanted out of the car. So like that purse and the phone are obviously very valuable. >> And did you grab my vape on the ground? >> I put it on the passenger seat cuz you cannot take the vape into the jail. >> Okay. >> Okay. So it's on the passenger seat of your vehicle. >> They're just >> You're welcome. >> Okay. I'm going to open this up so you're not nervous and we can talk on the drive down. Okay. >> I don't want to talk. Oh, that's fine. You don't have to either, but if you want to, I'm going to open that window in case you want to. Okay. >> To zigging dogs in reference to a 16-year-old male conscious and breathing with a nose bleed and a sore leg. >> Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. >> Then we're going to just swing your legs out. >> Yep. And then just watch your head cuz this is a little low. Okay. Don't want you to bunk yourself. And then this is going to be my partner over here, Deputy Rodriguez. He's very nice. >> He's very nice. So, all right. We're going to head this way. Okay. >> I'm only going to like grab your arm. I I believe you're not a flight risk, but we're going to >> I'll be off the air. >> And then when we get in there, I am willing to take the handcuffs off of you cuz I believe you're not going to, you know, do anything silly or crazy. Okay. What could have been a verbal warning and a ride home turned into felony level stupidity because a grown woman decided Tik Tok rights and daddy's bad advice outweighed common sense. She turned a welfare check into handcuffs, a toe bill, and a criminal record. All because handing over an ID felt too pressuring. She was charged with disorderly intoxication, resisting an officer without violence, and driving under the influence. Through a negotiated plea deal, she pled no contest to disorderly intoxication. She was ordered to pay $373 in costs and fines. She was also cited for an open container violation costing her $116. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. 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