Maureen Callahan

Now, Mark, the one thing I pick up at the end of this, you'll pick up way more, I'm sure, is the cop says, are you okay?

And he goes, yeah.

Yeah?

But he's shaking his head no.

I love that phrase, body narration.

Yes.

You know, that is such a brilliant observation and supposition, Mark, because I've never been hit in the face with an airbag, thank God.

But I would imagine just the shock of it, aside from the force of it, but the shock of something hitting your face.

front on would rattle you.

And this guy, it's like, you know, he's just waiting for, you know, his friends to come over and grab him so they can go like to the nearest restaurant or something.

Let's look at Tiger when the cops discover those drugs in his pocket.

We're not going to see him, but we're going to hear him and we'll see part of his body.

And I do think there's a lot to be discerned from this small clip.

Here we go.

And then we see him in the back of the patrol car.

His hands are clearly cuffed behind his back.

He's strapped in with a seatbelt.

He leans back.

He closes his eyes.

And he seems to inhale through his nose with like a stutter almost.