One Good morning.

quick tip of the day.

We've been finding that taxi cabs like the unmarked taxis similar to like Uber drivers but within New York taxi plates

have been disguising themselves as taxi drivers but traffic and contraband.

And one of the things that I've noticed in regards to these specific vehicles,

what do you notice when you see a taxi cab or even an Uber driver?

Where does the patron sit? sits in the back seat, right?

What does the front passenger seat look like?

Usually that front passenger seat is pushed all the way forward towards a dash and the seat back is bent forward, right, to provide the back seat patrons with a lot more likely.

So with these particular taxi plates with these vehicles that are used for

trafficking narcotics and that have taxi plates on them,

you'll notice that the front seat does not, is not

canted forward. It's not bent all the way forward. It's not pushed towards a

dash because that vehicle is not necessarily used as a means of transporting people, but as a means of transporting their cotton.

So if you don't know anybody that utilizes a New York taxi plate essentially pays like a fee weekly or monthly and that fee is probably around $800 a month just to

utilize that taxi plate.

So they'll use that and pay that fee as a disguise, right, to make a seem like they're transporting

or make a seem like they're transporting people. That gives them a legitimate reason as potentially why they're transporting people.

That gives them a legitimate reason as potentially why they're

at a certain location because they can use the excuse that I just

drop somebody off or I'm looking for somebody to pick somebody up, right?

And I don't necessarily know that law enforcement

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