Man, oh man, she think as you just, you just see a message from me, it just says, um,

I told you I was going to be five minutes late. Yep. But there was a moment where I didn't know if I was going to be here at all.

Wow. Why? You have to, this is not like a, you got to say it. Come on now. Hmm. No cliffhanger here.

So my car got stolen last night. No way. I now just to be clear. Okay. I know there are certain details that like you might know about like personal stuff.

I'm not going to put too many personal details. Okay. Okay. In this always out somewhere late. And you know, I come out and I'm a botical home and I'm like, oh, I'm not going home.

I'm like, oh, I'm like, where? Like, I'm not going to say what I was driving or anything like that. But, but I knew right away. Like, I was like, no, that thing is gone. That's gone. Like, I know where I put that. And I was with a couple of people and they're like, Hey, man, hit the, hit the key fob. Like, maybe it's, I'm like, dude, the thing was right there. Yeah. And someone dropped me home now. Kind of.

And so I'm like, what is the protocol here? I'm like, do am I, do I have to stay here? Do I have to, you know, which police division? Am I going to call like what? I got to report this right because anyway, so the friend that was with me was already late. And he's like, well, I'm going in your direction. So why don't you just call from inside my car? I'm like, okay.

So I call them up and they're like, look, it's really late. And you've already left the location. And in order to file police report at this moment. And then, like, officially say that the vehicle is stolen.

You're going to have to be on premises or just follow up tomorrow morning. And I'm like, man, tomorrow morning. I'm like, wow.

You want to get down to it, like, as soon as possible. I get home. It's late. And I remember I got a tracker in there. You got a tracker. I remember I remember that I left my iPad in the center console.

We find my turn on. So I call those police backup. And I say, riveting. I say actually, actually, I can tell you where this truck is right now. Or at least I can tell you where I think it is with incredible accuracy.

It's maybe like, I don't even want to say the time, but it's like ugly time. And I'm like, you know what? I'll meet you guys over there. Okay.

To the cops.

I don't know if that's official protocol or not. So I'm not pointing to me. But I'm like, you know,

did you get your bat?

So here's the thing.

Here's the thing about it. Well, it's a whole system. They got going on.

Oh, boy. So when I saw the tracker, I thought, okay, this is like work. You're going to catch somebody. But no, that's not necessarily the way it may be. Well,

you will. But it's all about these drop points. You are in the stolen vehicle for a very limited amount of time. And you know the places where you steal from,

and their proximity to where you can drop these because the quicker you're in and out of them, but you've moved the location where you know where you can pick them back up or where the next man can come and take it from.

And then there's not even enough time for it to be reported, chase around whatever. Like if there was no tracker, if there was no find my honest, like when I opened up, I saw that thing sitting on the ass.

But if you didn't have that, they're going to leave it there to simmer. You can leave it there for a day in some cases.

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