Dale Comstock

Yeah.

Right.

And so just change the law.

Yeah, it makes no sense, right?

We were catching guys, and the first question they would always ask us is, are you arresting me as a terrorist or are you arresting me as a criminal, right?

Because they were hoping you said terrorist, because if you said terrorist, that means we're going to take them back to our facility,

They're going to get locked up for three days, bed, breakfast.

They're going to get taken care of.

Nobody's going to yell at them.

We say nice things to them, right?

And all they got to do is shut their mouth for three days and we got to let them go with all their stuff, right?

But if you're going to arrest them as a criminal, that means you're handing them over to A&P, Afghan National Police, right?

That's a different story.

That's going to be bad.

It's going to get really ugly.

So they were always hoping you'd get them as a terrorist because, and I don't know how many times I've arrested the same guy over and over.

And it was almost like, they're like, hey, how's it going again?

And I'm like, you again?

Again, that's the last time, right?

So, you know, and that's what it's turned into.