Now there's someone coming. Alright, it's Casey Gammett boy here at TAKA. Damn, he just got here, you guys. Aula. Hola. What are you doing? No English. She's like, damn, Paisas. Yeah. Did I say that? Oh my god. The English speaking. You think she speaks Spanish? Hola, ¿qué es la que es? ¿Qué es la que ves? ¿Qué es la mala vida? No es Spanish. ¿Qué es la mala vida? Oh, no, no, no. ¿Qué es la mala vida? ¿Qué es la mala vida? No, no, no. Oh my god. You're just too speak English. So what are you guys doing? Oh, I'll give you three guesses. Guys, this is private property. And if you're not going to answer the questions, I'm going to have to ask you to leave. I don't care who you are, turn the cameras off. You need to go. Come on, Taufi, you actually think I'm going to turn it off? You're on private property. No, no. You are on private property. This is my property. No, no. Really? Yeah. Because I already checked the... yeah, yeah, yes. I'm asking, what are you guys doing with the cameras? I already told you, I give you three guesses. No, we're not playing games. Well... If you're having fun, that's great. I love the cameras. I just wanted to know why, because this is a private business. I refuse to answer your question. Then I need to ask you to leave. We're not going to leave. Okay, that's fine. We'll take your head. All right, bye Felicia. Wow. Last house going to go? Why? Why is this an issue, guys? We're just asking you. Why is this an issue? Why are you having an issue with me filming? Because this is a private business, and we just want to know why you guys are here with cameras. I mean, you're OK, no, but I mean, I don't have to tell you. No, you're right. You don't have to tell me. Okay. But if that's how we want to run it, that's fine. Okay. Thanks, guys. Okay, bye. Bye, Felicia. We'll be here. Good day. Back to work. Hey, trying to meet it. This is going to be a great vlog, dude. She said, then you guys do this big, English. I'm like, no, no, no, no Spanish. Oh my god. You got a camera. I got him. Back to work. Let's go and come back just in case. Just not like, don't know. Oh my god. We're sweeping the bear again. We're sweeping this whole area, dude. Oh man, this is just me. Y'all know something. Yeah, that guy. I think that cuts were having fun. Yeah. Yeah. I was going to be the wakoshain right now. Oh. Get home. Oh. They're like, they'd go inside. Here you go. Hold my camera. For real? Yeah, hold. What are you going to do? Just put my handcoast on. Are you recording, too? Yeah. I wanted to see me in the handcoast. Do you have my key, right? I just gave it to you. It's my pocket, but let me see. Let's make sure. Okay, here. Hold it. They wanted to see me in shackles. Dude, I think I'm going to drop my camera here. I need to get out of here, please. Ah. There they come. Illumination, take a Illuminati. You never know, dude. I was going to come and look down. Yeah. There is? There it is. Here, hold it. Hey, they wanted to see me in shackles. I'm right here. I already had come myself. Just in case. I thought it was a big truck dealer like this, man. Would you be like you when they're doing wrong? Here you go. Ah. Anybody else? Anybody else? I mean, I try to explain it, man. Like I told them, hey, I'm working on a project. I'm doing the first amendment protected, like TV. Yeah, I think I talked to you once before, actually. For real? I'm sorry, so. At the Madera County office. Yeah, she was him. It was him, huh? Yeah, I remember you. Yeah, it was. Your voice too, you remember that? Oh, what's him then? Yeah, yeah. And me said, ta-ta-ta-ta-va. Close enough. Okay, cool, man. I'm sorry, I have an accent. I get that a lot. I'm going to take off guys obviously we came here because we got calls. Sorry about that. I mean, they were wasting resources. I'm sorry, you know, like. You guys could have been on a different call. We're going to go do that now. All right, have a good one. I'm going to take you two. Hey, let me have my keys. These things are too tight. Yeah, yeah. Oh, man. Okay. Get it. That's it. You guys take it easier, right? Okay, you two. Hey, later, guys. I guess. Are you guys enjoying the moment? Yeah. Just another day fair, guys, huh? Oh, man. Honestly, I just have a question. You don't mind. Yes, sir. I have nothing to do with why I'm here. Okay. I'm just curious about you. Yes. All right, what is it that you guys do or what group was it? You said first amendment order. Yeah, first amendment. We're actually doing for example, government contractor, government contractor, we had the place in government contractor as well. That place right there is getting a two. I'm going to take a look at the place. I'm going to take a look at the place. I'm going to take a look at the place. I'm going to take a look at the place. That place right there is getting a two million dollars and $23,000 a year. So once you're a government contractor, that's when we come. And we record them because now they're on our tax dollars. That place. That's what I was kind of curious about. That place over there too and this place gets like $33,000 a year. Is that on public record or something? Yes, yeah. Yeah, hit some Google. And so we're hit. We hit like all places that are government contractors. So that's what we can't do. Right now they were actually working for something for the army that were building some stuff or like the military and stuff. So they had a stop like the whole production because we were there and they didn't want us to see what they were building. So yeah. So in these people, I think they work with the roads. Like roads or something. And this, I mean, you can see these people work for elimination and stuff like that. So that's a good thing. Yeah. So that's very much for the streets and county buildings. Yeah. So that's what we do. It's just go or make contractors so we go and film them. Okay. Yeah, I was just curious. Yeah, no, no, I mean, I'm here to answer questions as long as you know. It doesn't compromise my safety. I have a good one. Yeah, I mean, any questions I mean, no, feel free to ask me. I mean, yeah. It's all it is. Like that guy I even gave him my phone number. I'm like, hey, dude, like this is my phone number. You want to talk to me? You know, like I give it to him. Yeah, I give it to him. It's not a big deal. They just didn't understand what it was. Yeah. I mean, I told him I'm from Baker show. You know, I'm doing an investigation. You guys are government contractors. He didn't like the fact that we were filming him on my day. Like we're in a public side. Well, we try to explain them as much as we can. We're not going to disclose. I mean, I went over the lemon and told him, you know, while we're doing an investigation because you're a government contractor. Yeah, I think that's just you and nature, man. Yeah. They put on understand what's going on. They get a little weird to buy it. And if people understand what's going on, then it's a good thing. I think he got a trigger because of my bullet proof. That did. You know, it's not a day they see some kind of one on the bullet proof. That's what I'm going to tell you. I think that's just you and nature, man. Yeah. They put on understand what's going on. They get a little weird to buy it. And if people understand what's going on, then it's a good thing. I think he got a trigger because of my bullet proof. That did. You know, it's not a day they see some kind of one on the bullet proof. That's what I'm going to tell you. That's what I'm going to tell you. You know, it's my safety. You know, 911. You've got to be prepared. Well, I'm not tripping on it, but, you know, they're not used to it. They're not. Yeah. And I told him, I did this for my safety. You can't own one yourself. And he said, man, I don't even want to depend on cops anymore. I'm like, man, good. I can still carry permit. My there is actually like my there. PD is actually giving away. Well, not giving away. You get to meet the requirements for a concealed carry permit. You can grab yourself a bullet proof. I mean, you never know any shooting. You can probably take care of business. I would. Well, you're allowed to defend yourself. Yes, I would. I mean, look at the church. Look at the church. Look at the Houston that guy took down the guy before the cops got there. So, I mean, it's a risky. People think it's just grabbing a gun and papa and that's it. No. It requires a little bit of training. Yes, it does requires a little bit of training. You got to oil your gun every two weeks and stuff like that. You know how to dismantle your gun? How you doing? I was going to tell you like, I even open up your gun and I even dismantle your gun and it tells me to put it back. That's a good I am with it. Well, good. If you're going to have a weapon, you need to be proficient. Yes, sir. It's not a joke. It's not a joke. And on that note, guys, we're going to head to the next call. But I was just curious. Thanks for answering my question. No problem on that. Any time. Thank you. Have a good one. Thanks, spring cordial. Thank you. See? Probably more so. That's it. We're back to the foot. Go back to the foot. Go back to the foot. Oh, they went to the big hole. Yeah. He's over there. Do we go back? Yeah, let's go back this way so that it comes not better. Well, so this is actually the crosswalk here. Yeah, look, thank you. They made the crosswalk here in the middle for people to just cross. Dude, I know how to dismantle a gun right away. Like, open it up and put it back up. And all your the hell out of it. Yeah, you have to oil it. Most of the time, it's every two weeks depending on how much you use it and the conditions where you are. For example, Sheriff, they go a lot to the old church and stuff where there's a lot of dust. So you don't want to get dust inside your gun and it's all bad. Okay, Casey Cameron, what piece?