All right, I got a random question.

Well, you're Seattle.

So CETAC has their own department. So, like, those CETAC cops, if somebody thinks a pilot is drunk, like, do they, does somebody like you from their department go in and test them? Yeah, I hope so. Yeah. I don't know if there was, like, FAA cops. They don't have a DRE currently, I don't think. I'm sorry.

I don't, I'm trying to think, they might have a DRE on their staff. I'm trying to think. I'm not ringing a bell right now. There's a post-retirement job for you, John. There I go. There's anybody out there listening. You should be a guy. Yeah. I'm looking. Different tells on different drugs. So if I smoked meth, I mean, could you, could you, and I don't know.

You'd rip your sleeves off by now. I've never smoked meth, so I don't know what the, what the thing is. Do they chew the most imaginary sandwiches? I believe this, people on meth, like their mouth is working and there's nothing there. They're just constantly chewing. That is true. Yeah, a lot of the bucksism, the grinding of the teeth, you know, stealing a copper wire. I was just want to stick food, isn't there?

There's several indicators of metal. chewing. That is true. Yeah, a lot of the guxism, the grinding of the teeth, you know, stealing a copper wire.

I was just want to stick food, isn't there? There's several indicators of meth impairment, but yeah, we actually do, and I actually have a chart right here. This is what we use on our DRE evaluation. I'll pass it over to you. But it's our major indicators for seven different drug categories being

CNS depressants,

stimulants,

which would be meth.

You can see,

when we do our D.R. It's our major indicators for seven different drug categories being CNS depressants, stimulants,

which would be meth.

You can see when we do our DRE evaluation, we're taking pulse rates, we're checking blood

pressure, body temperature.

Somebody on meth is going to have like a really elevated body temperature, really

elevated blood pressure, really elevated pulse.

They're like a squirrel with a fever.

Well, yeah.

Well, when Oxycontin was more prevalent, before they kind of cut that crap out, is there another prescription drug, you know, that you would encourage people not to drive on? Xanax is probably the big one right now that we see the most. Yeah, that's fair. I just need it for the flight. Now zanx knocks you out or takes you up so zanx is a cns depressant so it's similar to alcohol if

you take like a zanny bar and something that's what they could the kids call it zanny bars uh let's touch

though that yeah let's let's touch on this uh the cartoon mascot yeah yeah and then um and then drink a little bit of alcohol. You're going to, this person's going to look like they're falling over drunk. And I've already, I've had it in my life. That's why I got involved in the DRE program because I pulled over a kid, 16, had a bunch of horizontal gays and astagmas, which is typically we associate with alcohol.

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