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Okay. Come on in. Sorry. Sorry, come on in. It's just so weird because about like seven, eight months ago when my cousin was and that's when I decided I needed a clear start and he was like, look over everything. And it's just so weird because it's happening. So I'm not gonna go to jail or anything, right? Right now, we're just asking for your cooperation. Oh, you have our full cooperation? Well, we're, we're gonna talk to you about it, okay? There's more detail about the people involved in this. Good. Um, myself, 10-12 from north. There's only four of us. When the guy behind us is big enough for two. No, we do have a Yeah. Like for a living? Yeah. Like I said, I've got a lot of stuff with Jeffrey. He's a money man. He does finance. Like I just try to like stop it. Right. This one will be more than happy to answer the phone call and I'll have him go to my house. I apologize. When we got down to the office, bottom of it, and I guess it was By the time we get through the, you know, by the time we drive and you know, get distracted with whatever, it's much easier just to sit down in the office. Oh, man. No, no, no. Come on. We're not the FBI or anything. I'm sorry. Go with the Palm Beach Police Department. Okay. Are you more like protective? Oh, yeah. My dad was a detective. Really? Yeah, my dad in Big County, but it was when we were younger and he just, like all the absurd things he saw he did. Is he still working there? Yeah, he's posted a job up here. He has to do it the whole time again. Yeah. It wasn't worth all of it. But does he drive down there every day? He drives to the tire station. I think it's on 46th. He drives down there and takes the tire off. One hour every day. What do you mean, just get to 46th and take the tire off? No, I probably take it off every day. For day shift? Afternoons? I don't know where to go. I'm more into football. Do you like to dress up? I don't like to be there. You think that way? Watch, watch, watch. Yeah, that's right. We'll stay here then. It's always an adventure in driving, isn't it? Yeah. When you talked to me, it was in my office. It was very nice of you. It was last year. I got T-boned after the baseball I was in. The Buzz baseball? Yeah. My girlfriend's a blonde. She didn't remember where she was from. It's understandable. I had the right-of-way. I was going slower than the speed limit. This guy runs a soft-end in 60 miles per hour in a 45. Hits me at my side. My head hits the window. Cracks the window. The door won't open because it's pushed in. I'm just crying. I don't know what to do. If I'm going to call the police, he says, I'm not going to ride in the ticket because no one's got it. I said it wasn't cost everywhere. I think it's the leader. They're like, what, 32 in the morning? He's serious and I don't know what to do. He's even worse. Okay, that's right. We've got a resident expert in the backseat. He's probably going to be able to walk away from every one of them. Oh, yeah. I'm driving. We're safe. I'm proud of you, man. Best word as he likes to say. It's a really good bond order. He does it for attention. He didn't like that when he was younger. He was kind of quiet. I don't know. It's like the whole purpose of driving is up here. I had the awards that I had the accident on with my sister here. That day that I went to the hospital, I still got hurt. It's almost like one big extent. DC winds going two miles an hour. I love those.