One, I'm not a totally, but I don't have a way.

Uh-huh.

And a, yeah, a hot-up.

You trying to be a street cop?

Slightly hung over, but I just had a post in a group of Chris Santangelo where he put a picture of himself out there and he said

impatiently waiting. I sparked something in my mind. I just wanted to iterate this to everybody about

who's out and anybody's trying to do this interdiction game or trying to find and filter out cars on the roadway.

One piece of advice I can give you is this. You've got to remain patient. In this game you have to have patience and I promise you if you begin

watching traffic and you're patient with it, you will begin to see vehicles that you've never seen before there were times where I've said maybe two three hours before I found the first car I was going to stop while I was looking at traffic

Sometimes it was two three minutes and I hit a jack-pop car.

So just when you go out there, don't see the first car with tinted windows and think that that's going to be the car that's going to be the car that's going to yield this great thing because they have tinted windows. You have to stop

thinking typically of what you've been condition to believe was a good car because of what you've seen on TV or

maybe a guy in your agency who stepped in

shit one time and the car had tinted windows or the driver had a

flat brim hat like not every person driving a car with a flat brim hat on is

going to be a drug dealer. So you have to get that

out of your mind. You've got to remember that. Anybody can be moving anything and engage in any kind of criminal

activity at any time. And also expand your mind to think that you're not just looking for drugs either.

There's plenty of times where I've interdicted stolen equipment, people who have just committed

crimes, people are going on the way to commit crimes.

So, you know, any kind of crimes, burglaries, robberies,

you will interdict a lot of stuff.

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