Bryan Green

So there's a fourth one that's out there.

But, you know, the French police, first of all,

You have to understand something about Paris if you've never been there.

And I've driven into Paris, from outside Paris to inside Paris.

I have driven to Paris.

When you go to Paris, it doesn't matter how you get into Paris, you're being videotaped.

Your picture is being taken.

It's being taken by cameras on the roadways in multiple different places.

Paris is high security.

They are really a police state at the end of the day.

And I don't mean that...

I'm trying not to mean that in a bad way, right?

But it does feel a little creepy when you realize, when you're driving down the highway and there's multiple flashes in multiple different places, and you realize they're not taking a picture of your license plate, like a lot of places do now, they're taking a picture of you.

And the people inside of the car.

And I imagine there's facial recognition software that's then identifying whether or not you mean them some harm or you're wanted.

So just trying to get out of the city for these guys, I imagine was going to be a tall task without being recognized.

But the moment that I heard about this, it made me think about the international gang of loosely affiliated thieves known as the Pink Panthers.

If you don't know, the Pink Panther not only named after, appropriately named after the comedy movies, the Pink Panther, which at one point starred Steve Martin.

I love those movies.

Yeah.