>> The end goal.
So you know, FDLE's mission is obviously to support all law enforcement
and domestic security in the state of Florida.
That's pretty heavy goal.
So anything, and what any individual in the agency can do to support that goal is
of course a great feeling of accomplishment.
If in any small way, potentially something that I've done may have prevented you know,
a child from being kidnapped, or you know, allowed a murderer to be arrested,
that's obviously high level of job satisfaction.
And then I like the fact that my days are very different.
No two days are the same.
So when you're dealing with a special program, project, or whatever you want
to call it, they're always different.
Everything is a onetime effort.
So no two days will ever be the same.
Nobody ever wants to say no and nobody ever, especially in a public safety environment,
but you have to realize that there's only so much that can be done in a given day
or a given week, and so when you're trying to figure out how to prioritize one project
or program over another, it's a really difficult process.
You know, how do you decide whether you want to spend more time on missing
and exploited children or, you know, tracking sexual offenders, you know,
that are registered in the state.
That's a pretty tough decision to say I'm going to do one over the other.
They're both really, really important.