Whoever reading this, I pray that whatever you’re going through gets better and whatever you’re struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine I wish you the best of what life has to offer.❤️👏👏
Private businesses including the mall itself can impose no video recording in their business because it is privately owned not owned by the general public or tax payers, If it was a library or city hall then you can record because it is publicly owned and you have a right to be there as a tax payer but privat property is more of a privilege for someone to allow you to be on there property
The mall is private property. It's not owned by the city or government its an individual that owns it.its a privilege to shop at the mall not a right. So the constitutional rights does stop on that property.
@Arianna Pearson it private property meaning that a sole proprietary owns it not the government or city, a store accommodates the public. The best way to look at it is we have a privilege to shop here, not a right to shop here
Stores are private and have their own policies but he should be able to record in common areas. In this case he kept going against the store’s policies after multiple warnings therefore the security had every right to kick him out for that disturbance.
The reason why the lady in Chanel didn’t want you to bring a camera there is because there are people who film/picture Chanel products and copy them to make profit. There are currently no laws to protect fashion brands from this form of plagiarism so people who work there are very wary about it. Just so you know 😊
The reason why the lady in Chanel didn’t wait you to bring a camera in there is bc there are people who like take a picture of the Chanel products/items and copy them to get money.There aren’t any laws to protect fashion brands from this type of plagiarism so people work there at the Chanel are very known to it. Just letting yk ❤😊😊
He reminds me of that annoying kid in the back of the classroom that won’t stop arguing with the teacher because he wants to make everyone laugh 😑 Thank all of you so so much for 3k!! ❤️❤️
@FxMatt📈 Bro I'm not American but that's the most simple logic to say mall is a private property and it does not follow whatever first amendment that previously discussed in the replies, idc. But if mall owner decide to shut down, does the owner has the right to shut down? Yes. If the mall owner decide to implement a 'no recording policy he can do that too. Sorry that I assumed the owner a he, AMERICAN 😂. If your working place has the P&C documents whatever ,and your boss ask you to not record in the work place, you gonna throw your first amendment at your boss and call the police bro? I'm not trying to educate other bro but from my pov,scrolling through your bs, makes me sick 😂
If she stole my credit card I would dig my hand in any day as far I could just to get it❤❤ am being honest I would rage quit and just dig my hand in for it take the risk as I let use 12k on my credit card she must give me something back.🍑
If I owned that place that would be instant fired you don’t tell people they don’t have to buy it you try to sell it. A real sales person would’ve asked her budget and tried to get max budget
@Little_Diesel300 The disturbance isn't the fact that he is buying her something. Its because he is filming. Just because you don't give a shit doesn't mean that everyone is comfortable being filmed for a video. It becomes illegal when the person has SPECIFICALLY said that the *do* *not* consent to being filmed, which is what the worker did. He continued filming, and was being a little prissy jackass about it when asked to stop. That is his own fault he got kicked out.
@Rory it’s legal people just cry about it and once they’re asked to leave by a manager or owner or security they legally have to. It’s not causing a disturbance to but a girl something at a mall. The disturbance is caused by the crybabies who complain
@Little_Diesel300 Clearly its not if these guys get kicked out all the time. And even if it is, they're causing a disturbance which is why they aren't supposed to film there. If they wanted to do this in a park and ask for the persons consent to film them, thats a completely different situation to going into a mall, randomly walking up to someone, and having them participate in videos you're not even supposed to be making.
“you dont have to buy it” & just like that i would’ve walked out. she might work on commission & she wasn’t abt to get that sale after being rude like that.
There is something called comfort zone and sometimes money isn't the the thing for which you have to come outa your comfort zone Clearly, she works there, she has been given orders to not let someone film inside the store and maybe she doesn't like to being fimed to.. i for myself wouldn't like if someone just shoves a cam and mike to my face randomly. He could've just paused the video, Go inside, ask the manager permission and then buy the "humble lady" her likings. In no than go somewhere where people are comfortable with filming content.
“Uhm, we’re getting kicked out because we’re not allowed to film here.” *”you can’t film here”* “Dude we’re not- I don’t know what I’m doing wrong.” 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀