Tahlia Isaac

And I grab the ounce that's kind of sitting here in the cup holder and I put it down my pants and sort of just like sit it, you know, inside the hem of my pants.

And I'm looking around, trying not to be obvious, like looking around going, is there anything else?

Is there a pipe?

Like is there –

you know scales like what have i got holy shit just so that when i drive past him he's not going to look in the window and see shit so i'm just kind of putting it out of sight and then yeah i do that sorry i do that and then that car does the u-turn yeah and i kind of drive up second and i think about it for a couple of seconds and i go no fuck it i'm doing the u-turn too and i i go out to do the u-turn and the cop kind of steps towards me and goes what do you think you're doing yeah i was like i'm

well, what did you – he didn't stop him.

And he goes, pull over here.

And, you know, in that moment you've got a choice to make.

He's not in a car.

Yeah.

And –

Some people aren't going to like what I have to say, but you just go, you don't stop.

Like that's dumb.

Because an evade police is a fuck all sentence really compared to announce advice.

So if they catch you at all, I mean, a hire car, like prove it was me sort of, that's the mentality you have at the time.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So I have those thoughts and I, and I go, okay, like an idiot.

And I pull over cause I'm.

Well, and also I was never the type of person that is like, fuck the police.