Hi, I'm a four foot nine female. 26 years old, I'm looking to be a police officer. Given that I'm super small, any special advice for me in order to succeed. As long as you can do everything that you're expected to do, meaning, if you pass a physical agility, you're good. It could be three foot eleven. As long as it doesn't inhibit your ability to perform your duties as a high. So what you guys just saw was a clip from the Donut job podcast, like promo teaser that I put out on my Instagram. Now I normally don't make videos about videos that I've done. However, this one was a little different because I had some mixed reviews or comments about the advice that I was giving this one viewer. Terrible advice. Let's see or take down some cracked out 510 dude. No freaking way. Look for another job. Terrible advice. Here's another one. Really my advice would be to find a different career. She would be a liability to any male partner she is teamed with. I've worked on an all female crew. And let me tell you, some of the best police officers that I've worked with. And I was taller than 100% of them. Whether you're male, whether you're female, doesn't matter. 411, 511, 611, doesn't matter. What matters is that you can perform the duties you should be able to perform as a police officer. Well, there might be a chance that you might have to go hands on with somebody and place them in handcuffs. Good news is during the police academy, we teach you how to do that. And you have to perform those abilities to certain standards, standards that are set on an even playing field. If you're 599, 699, 499, everybody has to meet those standards. If you can meet those standards, then you can be a police officer. Now again, I'm not telling you that everybody whose 499 should be a police officer. Everybody whose 599 shouldn't be a police officer. Everybody whose 699 should not be a police officer. Police officers should be the people that could perform the duties that are required by the police. Not only that, it's not every call that we go on that we're fighting somebody. Actually, most of the calls is solving people's problems, talking with people. Police work has changed over the years. And nowadays you need all kinds of people from different walks of life to be police officers in order to do the job effectively. Now if you want to argue the standards that's something else, so we set a bar. If we set it here or we set it here, we want to argue where the standards should be. That's a whole nother argument. This argument is, no matter who you are, as long as you can meet the standards, then you can be a police officer. Thank you for watching. Let me know what you think down in the comments below. And if you're wondering where the crowd-vict videos are, they are coming with a bunch of new content and some really big announcements. But that being said, I'll see you when I see you. And if I don't see you, well then I'll see you.