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Hey guys, it's Anthony Bandiero here with Blue Gold law enforcement training. And our question comes today from an officer in Tennessee. And actually a very common question is, what is the difference when in inventory? And they search? Alright, let's dive into this. As also Tatum would say, let's get into this. So they're both searches. Okay, I hear time and time again, officers say, hey, inventories are not searches. Well, yes, they are. I know what they mean. But I'm just trying to be specific here. If it wasn't a search, then it wouldn't be controlled by the Fourth Amendment, because the fourth man only controls two things, it controls searches, or seizures. So it has to be a search. Otherwise, it would not fall under the gambit  ...