Greg Snavely

And I mean, I just had a traffic attorney, like, you know, not like the ticket clinic, a little more personal than that.

But, and I didn't think that I was being snarky or anything.

I just said, well,

You know, you won't see me at court.

You'll see my attorney.

But yeah, we'll settle it in court.

So the next day, maybe two days later, I go into the venue that I said I was coming from and.

Somebody said, the owner wants to talk to you.

And she was a big city councilwoman, you know, for she owned one of Brevard's oldest, most prominent, you know, fine dining establishments.

And she was down in the office and the owner wants to talk to me, whatever.

I go downstairs and she says, you know, you're a reflection of us when you when we hired your company.

And I said, I totally understand that.

And she says, she says, well, you know, Officer so-and-so showed up here.

He was so upset by his interaction with you.

He said, you know, that he pulled you over for driving like a maniac.

And then when he tried to talk to you, you were like, I'm not talking to you.

I got more money than God, blah, blah, blah, blah.

I mean, I think that was a strong exaggeration of how the the the interaction actually went.

But I mean, you know, maybe I could have been a little more humble.

But anyway, so so I was so now.