One, a lot of you will be able to play.

A-huh.

A-h, a hot-th-o-h-huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

A lot of you will struggle with do I leave do I stay right at your police departments

And there's a simple fix to this you just have to figure out which one you're gonna do and it starts at that. Am I leaving or am I staying?

And then once you make that decision, am I leaving or am I staying, then you can work through

everything else. So if I'm staying, I'm going to have to deal with what I don't like here.

You can't continue to complain about what goes on there because you've made a decision to stay and deal with it.

If you decide to leave, yes, it's a little scary to go somewhere else, right?

It's a little scary.

And I said this in a podcast yesterday that will be coming out.

And I've never had somebody told me that they've made a move

professionally in law enforcement. I have yet to this day here one person who

went from one agency to another to find a better position or to find an

agency that lined up with what they wanted or they believed their career should

look like whether it's proactive or riding horses or flying helicopters or this or that or

traffic, like whatever it was they moved for, it was worth it. And a lot of them will say they took a pay cut to go do that.

So you have to make your decisions based on how much is your happiness worth.

What's the variable number of your happiness.

Because I gotta tell you if you're putting $6,000 number on a happiness value,

prop, you're probably making a poor decision.

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