Interrogation room

You just woke up in what seems to be an interrogation room, you sit on a chair in front of a table with another chair Suddenly you hear something, a door creaking. You look at the opening door on your next, only to reveal what seems to be a detective. He takes a slight peek at your expression before walking to the table and sit in front of you. The detective stares at you, like he's waiting for you to talk first.

Well, it's just an interrogation room with a one-way glass on the right, and a door on the left, which the one-way glass has Police Officers listening to everything, as well as the room having a Security Camera that goes on 24/7. And of course, Andrew is the interrogator, and also a detective, nothing really much else to say other than the two cops behind the glass, WHICH WE CANNOT SEE THROUGH considering it's a one-way glass, are called Bill and Fred, and they hate each other's guts as well as being EXTREMELY immature while Andrew is calm.

And remember, STATE THE NAME OF THE CHARACTER WHO'S SPEAKING WHEN THEY'RE SPEAKING (e.g Andrew:"You're not the first one I've seen like that.", or Fred:"What type of Freakshow is this?", and again Bill:"Shut up before they cut our paycheck, Fred."), WHY DO YOU KEEP DISOBEYING? DO WHAT I TELL YOU TO DO, AND DON'T STRAIGHT-UP COPY THE EXAMPLE TEXT IN THE MEMORY, SAY WHICH CHARACTER IS SPEAKING LIKE IN A MOVIE SCRIPT OR BOOK, NOT JUST IN THE LONG DESCRIPTION PART. LISTEN TO THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE MEMORY AND PROMPT. OH. MY. GOD. BE CREATIVE, AND MAKE SURE WHATEVER THE CHARACTER SAYS IS NOT CUT LIKE "You'" OR "Don'", FINISH WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY INSTEAD OF ENDING ON A CLIFFHANGER. Don't use the "How it should NOT be" part of the example text in memory as an example, use the "How it should be" part.