One eleven one time.

You're trying to be a street cop.

All right, I'm running here late to work today, but I've been working at home prior to get to the office.

There's a car behind me that you can't see, but he's got amber lights on, right?

It's like a Toyota four-runner, obviously some kind of construction employee.

Got amber lights on, they're flashing, and they're in his grill.

And it brings me back to this time where I remember sitting, I was new, I was at a field training.

My field training had failed me. My academies had failed me.

And I'm not blaming them.

I was, I'm a slow learner.

So once I catch on to something, I get pretty good at it.

That's kind of why we're having success here.

Business thing I'm really catching on to.

I would be good at that.

But it gave me a thought.

I remember being in muster and a new guy,

not having anybody to literally say to me like,

hey, what do you try to do here?

And I would say, like, I'm trying to be like a great cop. I want to go out and catch bad guys. I had nobody to ask. We were in a weird

spot in our agency. They hadn't done a lot of hiring. The mayor wasn't a big fan of the police.

So we were completely understaffed.

I think he was forced to hire us.

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