Matthew Cox

He's just laughing.

Yeah.

And so for my retirement, he gave me a nice retirement gift associated with that when I retired.

So, yeah, we make mistakes when it comes to horns and halos.

Some are excited, which that's kind of scary in its own way.

And then I would say most people are a little apprehensive from the criminal standpoint.

I can think back about there's certain things that we can do to make a good first impression on people.

I mean, obviously, I'm going to provide them water.

I'm going to provide them the bathroom.

I'm going to find that food.

I'm going to go against everything that they think they're going to experience.

Like I said, they're going to think they're going to be interrogated.

And that's not what I'm there to do.

I'm trying to get the truth.

But I can think back about a case in Texas.

I was working with a partner, my name is Brian, in which a female was missing.

and we presumed she was deceased.

And the individual that we were going to talk to had a little tinge of anti-law enforcement.

He was not a big fan, okay?

He had been talked to for a couple days previously, and it had gotten a little adversarial.