Scott Payne

I mean, I just I loved it.

But if you're in a county and that's the only county you were, I mean, you're inside the county limits.

How many times can I shave my facial hair a different way, cut my hair a different way, wear different clothing, drive different cars before everybody knows, you know?

I always thought that.

Wouldn't it be cool if there was a database where everybody who's certified is in there and then maybe far away, it's like, hey, we need somebody who looks like a biker to come here and go to this bar or whatever.

That'd be cool.

And when I got in the FBI, I knew I wanted to get in the undercover program.

I was learning about it and what they did.

And that's kind of what you do.

You go through the process.

If you get through and you get certified and you start finding work, you can pretty much go anywhere.

Yeah.

It's not that necessarily the case requires it, but we consider it a sophisticated investigative technique.

You're trying to gather evidence.

of the person breaking the law.

And there's plenty of times that you go in and you find out, okay, they're not.

They're not breaking the law.

They're within their constitutional rights, and then the undercover's over.

I'll back out.

But, I mean, the FBI works everything.