Chandler Rhone

Got to deal with this house fire.

Yeah.

And they'll be like, oh, I got a call.

I got to go deal with the crackhead.

Yeah, they'd be doing that.

And that's the thing.

I actually talked to the cops about that, about like the bad cops.

And it's like they're like.

Like in Austin, there's like a not enough cops, you know?

Where they had to like get Dallas cops and like they call like the brown uniforms to come down here for a while because they don't have enough.

They don't have enough of them.

And they said like you get a bunch of people that go through the academy and then that filters out a bunch of people.

And then you get people actually in the police force once they graduate.

And then those people only last for maybe one to two to three years.

And then you're left with these cops that are just

you know, in it.

And then it's like kind of split down the middle where you have these bad cops and then you have the good cops.

And then the good cops know about what's going on, but they try and instinctively try and do good where these other ones try and, you know, are pretty like corrupt.

But I've talked to them about it and they usually kind of weed themselves out.

Yeah.