One another one that one can be out of the way.

A ha habeas.

You trying to be a hot girl.

You trying to be a street cop?

Today I'm here with Brandon Euler, West Virginia cop. He took my second or third class ever and

we've been friends ever since. We talk on a regular basis. So I brought him in here just to kind of give you some

perspective on his experience prior to streetcar classes and then post-street-half

glasses. Kind of throw it up to you and we'll bounce some things off each other.

Yeah, so prior to Street Cup, I was just a local guy. Really honestly, the thing that everyone gets

taught in the beginning is just what like citations you know like

I make a couple traffic stops I was out writing like defective equipment tickets speeding tickets

pissing off the entire community basically you know you're pissing off all your average citizens by by doing that kind of stuff

Most definitely and I just remember like wanting to be able to do something more like I I was like, man, this isn't what I really envisioned doing.

Because I live in a low crime town of what I thought.

Anyways.

Hey, I mean, most cops sign up to arrest bad guys.

We're going to, a traffic citation is more an enforcement

and there is some safety aspect to it,

but ultimately our goal is to arrest really bad guys.

Like we don't aspire to go out there and mess with your average citizen on

defective equipment and these types of things. Like our goal, like I don't know a cop ever that has said

I'm going to be the police officer to piss off my entire community by

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