>> What I like most about my job is being able to interact with the students.
Considering that I recently graduated and I still feel like a student at times,
it's nice to be able to give back to the community that was so good to me.
And just talking to them and just trying to break that stereotype that the police are
out to get us or, like, the security, like, we're just bad people.
Like, we're trying to break that.
And if I can switch somebody's mind about the view on the criminal system,
then I feel like I did a good job that day.
The biggest challenge is dealing with people who have that negative view of us.
They just see us walking around, writing citations,
and they automatically assume that we're the worst people.
And then you get the few who, like, try and insult you and get under your skin,
try and to get a reaction, but at those times you just got to keep your cool
and just realize that you're just doing your job.
And if you fight back, that just -- it just never looks good on you and the department.
So it's just best to just keep it cool, just brush it off, and just keep doing your job.