In order to be true to myself, I must be true to the world. And with that being said, if I'm going to be the law, I must follow the law, meaning I must abide by everything and do everything the right way. So being an MP in general, it's a very grueling. We do work long hours. For us, training never stops. Whether it's tactical or long-enforcement, having to base knowledge on not only the long-enforcement side, but utilize your tactical side as well. I think just being well-rounded, knowledgeable, soldier in general is very crucial in the stimulus. MP opens so many doors for traffic, for canine investigations. Becoming a police officer means you have to be willing to put other people first. Not being about yourself, being for the people, being a good character, having a great heart. The 74 Delta were a seaburn slash merge sheet response team. When we talk about non-traditional hazmat, we do this every day. We're firefighters. It's kind of the additional duty for them. A lot of municipalities don't have that capability, so they'll call us. Getting called out, responding to an incident, usually a lab, finding out what the lab's making, and then getting samples. Typical day, we're training. So we practice quite a bit. Being adaptable, being comfortable, being uncomfortable, being able to figure things out when scenarios aren't exactly the way they should be. Being a law enforcement officer doesn't necessarily mean command and control, but those are humans. Knowing how to relate, knowing how to de-escalate a situation, you have to know how to do that as a policeman.