"Local Restaurant Claims Consent Needed To Record, Calls Police"👮♂️
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- I was recently in Santa Ana Ca. recording & taking pictures from the public sidewalk outside a local Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers, after getting some footage of the vehicles in the drive thru, we were met on the sidewalk by two employees claiming we needed consent to record people on their property, after being explained that we don't need to obtain consent while recording on a public sidewalk, they then went back towards the restaurant & proceeded to call Santa Ana Police. Two officers eventually showed up & gave what seemed to be a lengthy explanation to the individuals who called police. Santa Ana police did not make contact with us. Be sure to watch all the way to the end to see the bonus material immediately after the audit.
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I was at Disneyland once and had to get written permission from 80,000 people who were in the background while filming my kids. It took awhile.
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Do you get now why the rest of the world actually LAUGHS when you as an American say The land of the free... Lol
Lol nice
The fact that most of the general public still believe that you need permission to record them in public is crazy... Whoever it was that originally started this rumor of misinformation... Has done a disservice to society... How can grown adults still believe that this is true... There are cameras everywhere in the world today... How on earth can they still think that they have any kind of privacy in public... It's totally mind boggling to me.
Well, I knew the end of the USA's incredible public education was neigh in '75 when the illegal Dept of Education was created by congress to dictate to the states what they would teach. I was right. 95% of college grads I tested in 2001 could not pass what used to be 5th grade vocabulary tests nor 8th grade physical science tests. Forget about math above fractions.
Lol. I think it’s amazing, and it happens alllll the time, when someone approaches an auditor “you CAN’T record people without their permission”. I mean they always say it without doubt like it’s the law and they know the law. Even security guards will make a statement like this.
They got the idea from "consent forms" for people making commercial films where you have to get permission to broadcast images of people. You don't even need the consent to record them, just to use them in a commercial film. They likely saw it as a part of some old tv show. None of that applies to the general public in public areas, especially for news purposes. No media needs consent forms to show people they interview on the street. Ironically if you had a news van and big camera on your shoulder doing the exact same thing people would be like oh wow the news is here.
I think it was all those crime shows on T.V. that started that rumor.
It's only if someone is HOLDING the camera that you need permission. Disguise yourself as a wall and bolt a camera to you, no problem.
It just shows how stupid people are getting mad about a phone camera when they’re being recorded by any business they go to.
Raisin Cane's food is great...which is more than I can say for these lame frauditors.
@@gibby2937 you r the only one that thinks this.
It just shows how desperate this moron is to get attention by pretending he is doing a service by filming a drive thru. And then morons like you cheer him on.
For the love of god, if you don’t want to be recorded, the last thing you should do is stand in front of someone with a camera, who happens to record.
Just ignore and move on.
It’s literally the easiest thing to do.
I say the same thing every time.....it's always these "I don't want to be recorded" people that are the first ones who walk right up to the people with cameras... demand attention....and then proceed to tell you they DON'T want to be on camera........?!?!?!?!? we are living in the movie Idiocracy.
@@billtate6962 Not like the idiot with the camera looking for attention by recording a drive thru. Great work you never know when that drive thru will violate the law. F**king losers.
It's often a litmus test of how stupid and degenerate a society becomes based on how they react to camera. Most non-america/anglo places you go in the world no one cares and just goes about their day and if there is any interaction it's usually neutral or positive.
I went to a mahjong store while in Hong Kong once and the shop owner just started taking out and arranging various sets of pieces to show me as well as showing how he hand carves them.
This is exactly how the cops should respond to every call about public photography -- respond to the scene, educate the caller that public photography is perfectly legal, and then leave WITHOUT CONFRONTING PEOPLE WHO AREN'T BREAKING ANY LAWS. All of these other encounters where the cops come up to question and intimidate the auditor are the result of nothing but the cop's EGO and them wanting to enforce their will on others (which is basically the reason they took the job, and it's a blow to their ego when they can't do that).
May I proffer a suggested change? "...public photography is" NOT "perfectly legal." Public photography is a RIGHT!
Or, when they call the police, they can save time and money and inform them over the phone.
@@patfranks785 if they did that, the Just-Us criminals system could not justify their bloated budgets because the "calls for service" would drop dramatically. Afterward, the cops would not be able to escalate situations to the point of violence, arrest, and shooting. What this video showed is an extreme rarity in policing.
@@TheHistorybear I can't argue with that. I just saw a video, yesterday, of a female cop that literally yelled at the people bothering an auditor at a crash site. It was epic. Best cop upholding the law I've seen.
@@patfranks785 please share the link to that. Cops doing the right things are such unicorn events "in this day and age."
Freedom is free but priceless. Learning is cheap but invaluable. I hope more people desire to understand, encourage and protect basic freedoms. Great 1A Audits, Thank You. Stay safe and free.
Freedom isn't free. Freedom has been bought and paid for by the blood of every service man that has fallen for one. Freedom is priceless as you say, but Freedom can be lost when we no longer are willing to express ourselves and exercise the rights of freedom. Without being exercised those rights will anthropy and disappear. What price freedom? every last drop of my blood if necessary, says this veteran.
That bonus footage 😳😳😳. They absolutely wanted to be on video because they made a spectacle of themselves to get your attention. Then they showed their ignorance and bigotry. You handled this like a true professional. With style and grace. Keep up the fantastic work and please be safe!
Thanks James Watkins 👍❤📷📱🇺🇸
Yeah, they were disgusting. I find it shocking how bigots just "out" themselves everywhere?
@@FirstAmendmentRights I had no idea you were trans until you mentioned it. Not that it should ever matter (I'm trans myself), but doing 1A audits "while trans" HAS to be tougher on you than on other auditors, as shown by that last couple of idiots in the drive-thru. I love your intestinal fortitude! Keep doin' what you do!
@@exile220ify Really, I would assume it would be easier because most people myself NOT included would probably be afraid to be labeled transphobic much like bunny boots when dressed as a Muslim and was auditing with some one else they would always go to the other auditor first
@@MrWargw Nothing you've said is wrong, but there are whackos out there in all walks of life who just don't care if others know they're transphobic. And they beat us up and kill us. All other things being equal, a trans person faces a higher risk of being assaulted or killed just walking down the street than others do in their same demographic (ie: race, nationality, religion, age, and so on). It's just one more reason for yahoos to lash out against what they perceive to be as "woke society".
And it really sucks.
How can an American citizen possibly not know one of the most basic laws ever to be written?
if they knew, then there would be less arrest in America. Which also means less court dates, and less money that citizens have to pay for violations that are unlawful. They know citizens don't know that they can get a lawyer and fight unlawful arrest, so they push it for money. But, I think auditors are helping ppl understand that. Just wish there were commercials or education on a broader spectrum. Like, how hard would it be for police to send out a letter to all businesses or residents about rights or public photography.
Even us pommies know this....✌🏼🇬🇧🇮🇪
California is ran by feelings not laws.
Dumb, da dumb dumb dumb.
@arnulfo quintero ive literally watch hundreds of these videos and this is the first muslim woman ive seen.
The people at the end were so rude and disgusting towards you. You handled it well with pride. Your beautiful.....
Well you are what you eat, processed chicken guts and crap
News flash. Ppl don’t have to like you or your life choices. 1st amendment isn’t for speech you like.
@@willh1827 What's your point?
@@exile220ify Point being, these constitutional rights extend in all directions. What those people said was absolutely fine, they were expressing their opinion. If you hear that and don't like it, walk away! In the same way that you walk away if you don't want to be filmed.
@@willh1827 Newsflash: they voiced their opinion in a rude and disgusting way which is what was commented about. nobody said they couldnt, they just decided to be pieces of trash (which is not an opinion because it seemed they had children in the backseat while behaving like that).
"You can't record people who don't want to be recorded." Cracks me up when people just parrot stuff they've heard from someone who heard it from someone who heard it from someone and think it's true.
who heard it from someone who heard it from someone who heard it from a game.
American children are a complete embarrassment today. The adults are doing an incredible job as well.
Especially since you can bet raising cane's has cameras as well and doesn't ask permission
@Jave Nilson Another one of their rubbery "policies".
@Mark Warner you miss the point, the reason raising cane can video is the same reason the auditor can in regards to law. Raising cains doesn't need anyone's permission because the customers have inherently waived their right to privacy by leaving their homes to go out in public and do business at a restaurant that offers public access. The auditor doesn't need permission to record for the same reason. As far as you " feeling" some kind of way is about just that, feeling. What entitled you to feel like you have a right to demand answers from someone out on a street.
If you don't want to be on ANYONE'S camera, leave the veiw of the camera, what or who ever gave you the sense of control over anyone's actions other than your own.
You sound just like every other entitled nobody expecting others consider your feeling towards arbitrary actions. Someone with a camera isn't impeding anyone else from conducting their activities, but people upset about a camera are trying to imped the camera man from conducting his activity when they try to stop the camer man
@Mark Warner your missing the point, raising cains couldn't record for safety with out the implied consent to relinquish privacy. Again I ask what gives people the sense of entertainment to dictate another person's actions.
"I will go ahead and call the police."
This is not the flex you think it is
We need mandatory dispatcher certification. Dispatchers should be mandated to spend 24 hours with an auditor before they get certified to be a dispatcher.
yes get some modules made and approved and hire these guys.
Government already steals 40%+ of every dollar you make. How much more are you willing to part with to have this program?
they should have a set of questions to ask across the whole system nation wide. .
CALLER-someone is taking pictures and i didnt give them permission, it is making me uncomfortable
911- Is someone being harmed physically? Are the photographers on private property ? Have they initiated verbal contact with you or others in a threatening manner ?
if the answers to those simple 3 questions are no then dispatch should de-escalate and inform the caller that they are within their legal rights to take photos in public according to the first amendment of the constitution. . Of course you will get those who lie and be dramatic and of course dispatch is obligated to send an officer in some areas .. but i betcha that those simple questions and the dispatchers reassurance would deter many from insisting someone be sent .
So, does each customer that goes to their establishment give permission to be recorded by their security cameras? Ignorant hypocrisy.
Well if there's signage telling people that they are under video surveillance then that is called implied consent if you decide to stay after reading that conspicuous sign then yeah you're giving the establishment permission to record you. It's really kind of a stupid argument
Private businesses have the right to video on their property. There’s a big difference between private property and public property. Business is like target are private property. They can video record all they want. Just the same if you’re on public property you can video record all you want. If I’m standing on a public sidewalk I can video record anything I can see with my eyes.
Yeah they do by going on to the private property duhhhhhh
@@davidbonilla7770 - that’s why you’re misinformed. Yes private property is different from public property that’s a huge difference. If Walmart wants to videotape you they can do it all day long. You are going to a post office now that’s public property and they are also videotaping you so why does the post office not make people to ask permission on government taxpayer dollars property?. The same goes for police stations, fire stations, any thing that is public and funded by the government and taxpayers. If I walk into target in an employee tells me I can’t film and I have to leave. Because it’s a private business. If I walk into a post office with a camera I am allowed by federal law I can do it. It says right there on the poster seven.
@@danr5239 you aren’t even making any sense in regard to what I said. But at least it was long winded
It never ceases to amaze me when these buffoons come up with the "you can record with out permission". Where did they dream this one up? Do they not realize they are being recorded in pretty much 99% of the businesses and anywhere else they might go these days.
Wouldn't suprise me, they really are in their own little world.
Truly! How do they think paparazzi get away with taking photos and videos of celebrities, politicians, royals, etc. if it is illegal? It takes about 5 seconds of critical thinking to realize that we are being filmed without our consent constantly by dash cams, security cameras, people taking selfies and tourist photos, by street photographers, etc.
Funny how it's the lady with the oppressive head rag that's doing it too. Sign of a failed society when you go somewhere and see lots of people walking around like that.
WOW that bonus footage floored me. Just shows me how ignorant and foolish people actually are. I could tell they thought it was funny but in reality showed how STUPID they are. Such a shame there are poeple like that in the world today. Did a great job in keeping cool, I would have lost it.
And it's because 99% of the people in the United States don't even know what the Constitution means they're just stupid idiots
It's the "entitled" generation that ALWAYS think they are the "main character of the story"....this shouldn't be a "thing" in modern society of people not realizing that filming in public is perfectly legal and not an issue at all...you are filmed by businesses and traffic cameras all day everyday...it's our laughable media and government in states like Commiefornia that perpetuates this fear in people.
I would have told her to sit a on that finger and rotate.
"If they don't feel safe then you can't do it."
That seems like something very reckless for someone in a headscarf to say.
Can't be a auditor groupie without being a racist. It's like peas and carrots.
Women in burkas: "record all you like, you ain't getting nothing from me."
I.p.o
A woman ranting about consent belongs to a religion where women are dominated and treated less than human. That’s why women are forced to cover up and men can do whatever they want.
“I don’t feel safe watching you skydiving, so you can’t do it!”
Kudos to the cops for totally ignoring law abiding members of the public! Great job to them and to you!
I love how management send out the kids to confront you!
This was a great audit, exactly what we need to see more of from police officers
It blows my mind... the general public, a raising cains cashier, thinks they can order people around. Should've told her to go back and fry your chicken fingers .
Give the cops credit, the first thing they did was go talk to the caller. WOW! The cops did not even come to talk to you. Now that is the way it should be done.
I wonder how many times the cops used "unfortunately" while explaining a citizen's rights
Unfortunately, probably way too many.
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That's one of the things that bugs me the most but the more I think about it the more I think I know why. The police are part of the government, the constitution is there to protect our rights from being violated by the government and some in government hate that. It doesn't make it right, but it seems like a kind of connect the dots thing. That's my take on it.
L I'm going to say 90%
Yes it's unfortunate that cops today don't know or care to know the constitution they took an oath to protect & defend
I love when a person say's something so unfunny they feel the need to say it a second time as if it's going to suddenly become funny
These people that are so afraid of being filmed must have arrest warrent
I’m gonna sound like an old codger, but when I was growing up, if we saw someone recording, we’d try to GET into the camera view or into whatever was being filmed lol
Well done for being polite but firm to the silly employees. As for the Adams family in the white car at the end, I think it would likely help the large woman with the awful luminous green nail varnish if she went to Walmart and bought something called fruit and vegetables (I guess she won’t know what they are because they don’t tend to sell them at a drive thru😀).
I would love to know what the cops said to the employees. It's also interesting that they never made contact with _you._ Normally when they show up to these situations, they contact the alleged "criminal" first before even finding out what the actual _complaint_ is. And, the fact that they handled this correctly by talking to the complainants first and never even talked to you indicates to me that _these_ cops apparently know the laws (at least concerning videoing in public).
I also love the two people who could have easily solved the "I don't want to be recorded" issue by simply rolling their windows up! Not like you were recording the driver's side where they had to have their windows down to place their orders. Also, whoever was in the back seat of that Nissan didn't mind being filmed, they lowered their window and waved at you!
Email that police dept and put in a public record request for the 911 call.
They'll email it to you
@@ericsullivan9725 The 911 call won't tell us anything we don't already know. That is, the employees reported a guy filming people without their consent and the 911 operator said they'd dispatch the police. I'm interested in the conversation between the cops _on scene_ and the employees. Now, assuming the cops were wearing body cams (and they were on), _that_ footage would be revealing...
Perhaps the OP, as a party to the complaint, could FOIA that footage and post an update.
It was nice to see that the cop’s were educated and decided not to make contact. That the guy in the white car is a little ignorant is obvious.
@Jave Nilson why would I do that? When it’s better to have someone with nothing better to do then spell check and do grammar for me? So are you disagreeing with me?
If I worked for a chicken finger place I wouldn't want people to know that I worked there 😂😃😂😃😂😃😂
That is because you are a sheep that does not value hard work. Who gives a shit where they work, it's a job.
What’s wrong with working at a chicken place, it’s money at the end of the day
@@christianr1941 You have no sense of humor, it's a joke 🤣🤣😂😃😂!!!!
Subscribed .. No screaming, cussing now this is how you do a 1st Amendment audit. A lot of auditors on here could take lessons from you two 📸🎦📸🎦📸🎦📸🎦📸🎦📸
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Screaming and cussing are 1st amendment rights.
Do you not like people exercising their rights?
@@ctom4932 no...
@@mid-ohioguardian6927 we need Eric Brandt's as much as we need any other auditor.
#freeeric
@@ctom4932 it’s just annoying to watch honestly
This video confirms the idea that when people defend their Constitutional rights other people become enlightened and aware of the First Amendment and what it means. The ignorant employees called the cops because they mistakenly assumed, without basis, that public photography is illegal without the consent of every person in public spaces. The cops, having been informed of the Constitutional rights provided by the Bill of Rights, apparently told the snowflakes that public photography is not a criminal offense and, hopefully, that they need to stop calling 911 because their feelings were hurt. Keep it up! And thank you for defending everyone's right to assemble in public and take pictures or film in public. ❤
4:43. " If they don't feel safe , then you can't Record them " 🤣🤭
She graduated from the Karen College of Law
@@pedro72246 it's only the DEMONcrats that hate the 1st amendment. Unless it's them spewing their hate
The employees were just trying to protect the secret formula that consists of 57 special herbs and spices. I blame the training and the public schools, ever since they removed cooking and home economics, chicken has become something to die for.
Perhaps the fumes from the deep fryer induces cognitive decline.
@@kirstenspencer3630 I have heard that it causes long term loss of short term memory, but I can't remember where I read that...
Honestly, I didn't even notice the first Karen until she got your attention. I love how some people try their hardest to dictate what you do on public property. The slumped shoulders and surprised look on their faces during and after the education is perfection.
Actually have to point out a good job by the cops in this vid ... explained situation to snowflakes, actually parked in a parking spot instead of blocking traffic, and didn't even come over to give unnecessary directives .....BTW who was with you on this audit? The couple of times I heard the voice it sounded like Katie Kidman.
I like your audit style calm collected and to the point good job. Your work is appreciated.
Great job. Love when you're not filming someone and they say don't fill me .
You going out filming the Public with their Public Cilivilrights is terrifyingly
Wrong" you have your Nerve and do this.........KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
GUYS.....
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I’m not sure about the universe."
Yes I don't think it will ever be possible to prove that the universe is infinite,but human stupidity?well the evidence is all around us and is constant on a daily basis.I had to get to be a 60yr old before I stopped being stupid by which time it was too late of course🤕
Agree 100%
Albert Einstein
@@henny1356 Yes, supposedly. I'm not sure though.
@@protonneutron9046 It's from him trust me.
Celebrities are filmed all the time without their permission. They’re not calling the police. They just keep QUIET and keep moving. That’s what these people should do.
To her credit, she is good at recycling old curtains.
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That's fucking halarious xD shared that with a buddy and his wife (she wears one too) they thought the same lol
She gave me a smirk and said, "we're resourceful" 😏
That american sass seeping deep from within her
Wow..making fun of someone’s religious garments..your so coool 👍🏼
@@angelnewfoundlife812 chill out stop with your agenda
The weirdos with the masks, glasses and papers got me😂 they act like they're in line at Drugs R Us or something. Maybe they're vegan and having a cheat day?🤔🤣
I appreciate that you didn't respond with profanity and rudeness to the complaining parties. Well Done!
Mad respect for auditing with your mother!!
Any how many cameras does that restaurant have facing the public, recording the public without their consent?
Perfect audit done with style!
You just got yourself a subscription. Calm, professional.polite. This is how to conduct a 1A audit.
And I want to give a huge shout out to the police on scene I've never seen this before they did not even initiate contact. This proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that these first amendment audits are working !
Keep it going, educate educate educate !!!
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Your Huge Michigan fan here, we love your intro music and your calm, polite manners! Kill them with kindness, but never let them bully you. Also don't let them misgender you, everyone deserves respect!
If I ever ran into you, I would buy you a coffee and listen to your tales!
This is a great one that illustrates people's ignorance!
Thank you MichiganNewsNow90 ☺❤
"You can't record people if they don't give content..." Why is this such a common belief?
A lot of people get confused between public photography, and commercial filming which needs permission.Hence the blurry, pixelated images.
It would help if people knew the laws. Period!
@@ianhill4585 and they don't even need permission to record for commercial filming, but do if they actually end up using their image in their published work.
@@jjryan1352 Yes, they need to get permissions to use images of people, if being used commercially. I believe they're called" releases". If no permission is granted, they obscure faces.
For all the people listen here when someone is filming you do not react it's the first amendment and stop calling the police on people who are filming because they are filming you doesn't mean they are a threat in all the dispatchers let the people know calling you that that have the right to film you if there are public property and the cops who come up tell the people who call they have the right to film you and don't engage in the ass everyone for their ID it doesn't make sense thanks
Great job sir!
It really gets me thinking, was it a famous movie, or some famous court hearing, or some famous newscast, that ALL THESE PEOPLE think that someone would need consent to take photos or video of someone in PUBLIC?
I vaguely remember a time when it was mentioned somewhere, but, it soooo got engrained in millions of dipship peoples heads that it was a REAL THING .
Where did they get this notion?
Stumps me still!
The best response to “don’t film me”
Is “don’t tell me what to do”
Not because it affirms your rights, but because it puts the ball in their court to say they’re entitled to tell you what to do or not
Also, I’m a fan of how you approach these social experiments, but I just remembered a few months ago in one if your videos you fell for the boogeyman of “critical race theory” and as a fan of what you do I was wondering if you still believed that was an actual issue the way it was presented and used to manipulate peoples emotions
That female employee who is wearing the scarf may be in violation of the employer's dress code, as a scarf that is that long and of a thin material could easily get caught in some equipment, or catch on fire. That could be a horrible accident if it caught on fire and then started her hair, hat, shirt on fire.
10:48 Holy Sht!!! I never thought I'd actually see The Klumps in real life buying chicken in the drive-thru!!!!! And you would think 4:09 Mia Khalifa in the beginning would know a lot about filming laws.
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How in the world did people get so ignorant of camera uses,its a sign of the time.
Great story about creator of this chain. His professor at LSU gave him a F said a single product fast food store would never make it. He now invited back to speak every years.
If this was my restaurant I would bring you out some samples and have you tell your viewers how good it was and how friendly the staff is.
8:52 I will almost guarantee that they are saying your trying to “Bait Them into a Lawsuit “
Amazed that those last two even fitted in one car.
Your videos are so well edited. Very professional for valuing our time.
I don't think Todd Graves would approve of the actions of these employees.
The Correct thing these employees should have said to the customers is, if you don't want to be recorded, don't act a fool in front of a camera.
Actually, the correct answer is " Your In Public, Dumbass. " Did Ya Hear It, I know you Did? Mic Drop.
The Cane's lady wanted her self-wills and wants enforced by criminals with guns and badges, selfish. Cops kill people for no reason so she endangered your life by calling. To those people who hate in the Nissan, wtf, didn't you fight for your independence? Great work and I have a Cane's here and I love it but very fatteniing.
I wonder if she backed defund police for thee but not me
"enforced by criminals with guns and badges" and "Cops kill people for no reason," two of the dumbest statements to make.
Keep up the good work. The more police are aware of our rights the more they can tell the public that we don’t have to obey their rules.
I enjoy what you do and support you by watching and liking your videos often. More people need to learn that photography is not a crime.
Having said that, I disagree that if you were on their property, you would need someone's consent. Do not forget that Google reviews is a thing.
ANY publicly accessible area of a private business can be recorded unless there is something like a sign stating that you cannot, in my opinion. If I see one in a place, I'll definitely be asking someone if I need blindfolded. lol
There is no law that I am aware of that prohibits photography in publicly accessible areas, either private or public property. What they can do is demand you leave the property of a private establishment, all be it would show them in a bad light. You do a great job of that from a sidewalk. At the same time, they could have a lawsuit against them for doing so, possibly.
Title 2 of the Civil Rights Act (Public Accomodations) 42 U.S.C. §2000. This definitely applies to private businesses.
I assume this would be difficult to get to pass due to the wording of the title but I'm sure it is completely plausible. You could always say photography is your religion. I am no attorney and this isn't legal advice. This is more of an awareness thing. Please feel free to refute what I am suggesting with something reputable. I would love to know more.
Thanks for all you do.
If you do not want to be filmed then do not walk up in front of a camera. Or do not yell at the camerawoman which draws her camera in your direction. It's as simple as that. A little logic, common sense, and maturity goes a long way.
I’d like to know what the cops were telling her. Maybe the bodycam footage.
Oh man, I love Raising Canes AND exercising my constitutional rights.
TO THE FEMALE: I audit Next week After my car gets inspected- then I’m LEGAL&ready 2 audit- WHERE should I do my 1st??? We have a cool library!! Idk!!! Why do NO women do this??? I’m so glad u are!!! Any advice??? Much love… ♥️☮️🤟
"Oh, don't film me" seems to be the triggered catch phrase to automatically pull their camera & do rhe same.. 😂🤣
I like how they explain that there is no law against what they are doing and the knee jerk response is "I will call the police". I wonder how many of these folks actually call 911 for this? That is supposed to be for life threatening emergencies. "A pretty lengthy education". I assume that's because of this persistent belief on the part of many people that you must obtain their permission to photograph them. She probably needed some extra convincing that there is, in fact, no such law. To the contrary, there have been court cases specifically saying that it is permissible in public.
Its unfortunate people think law enforcement means "feelings enforcement".
Don't people realize if the fast food places could make money off their security cam footage they'd 100% post it and people would still buy their fast food, but no one ever says,
"You know what I wish RUclips had more of; ordinary people sitting in their ordinary cars, in an ordinary drive thru line."
Stick to your passion Canes. You don't overburden your menu, perhaps your employees might want to stay in their one lane as well. Love that they came to the customers defense, just horribly misinformed.
That lady in the end trying to film you was having such a hard time turning like 10 degrees towards you lol
That's what happens when someone eats to many chicken fingers 😂
The couple in the last shot had some great comments for you. Be careful you ask for..you might just get it. We as humans have mistreated other humans in such despicable ways through out time, and unfortunately we still do it. Dr. Martin Luther King jr.and Muhammad Gandhi spoke of tolerance,maybe people should revisit these iconic humans, so we don’t continue to repeat 🔁 the same behaviors that led the road to racism among other horrible atrocities. God bless 🙏
Well said, but.... it's Mahatma, not Muhammad :) He wasn't Muslim. :)
@@exile220ify Thank you..my spell check really sucks 🤣 my brother said the same thing, but I left as is..God bless 🙏
is Geat to See How mutch the police been Teach About Our God Given Rigths....Thanks to all the Constitutional Auditors!!
Whoa, that's my local Cane's! I gotta go in there and tell those employees that they're famous now. :D
The police might benefit by using the Internet and TV to disseminate a Public Service Announcement on the subject of public photography. Education on the right to free press is needed in a big way, and running an ad on heavy rotation for a few months would probably reduce the "someone has a camera" nuisance calls to 911.
The vile woman giving you the finger was on her way to the gym 🤣🤣🤣
How else is she gonna reduce the water weight on that bloated chicken finger?
Good cops, good video, there may be a glimmer of hope.
The best way for a business to get photographers to hang around longer is to call the police. If they used 911 it's not a legal way to increase publicity.
I love your intro music. It reminds me of more innocent days of cheesy sitcoms. 🧀
No expectation of privacy, lady. Educate yourself. Keep up the good work.
I've just begun as an auditor. I did the post office, & plan on hitting all local municipalities. I record everywhere I go. So far, I haven't been hassled. I get more comments when I carry. Local businesses have been cool. But, I live in a rural county & I know half the county!
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She had a great idea. Using a pillowcase instead of washing her hair 🤡🤡🤡
Ok boomer.
Im going to get a shirt made with the following print on it...
"I don't need your consent!" Front
"Public Photography is not a crime!" Back
These ignorant people need to quit calling 911. When it isn't an emergency. They should be fined.
Those last people better hope their employer doesn’t see this video… disgusting!
I like when you guys do government facilities and such so you can educate the ones who are supposed to know this law already. But why a random chicken shop?
Did you watch the video? That’s the reason why
@@xenavideolover I absolutely watched it. I don't care if a citizen doesn't know the law in all honesty. I care if government officials do! The people I pay with my taxes. I don't care if some lady in a drive through doesn't understand it.
@@ThatIrieFeeling If the public don't know or care about their rights, why should the government? The public are the ones voting them in.
@@snex000 nobody votes them in based on the laws they know and enforce unfortunately
@@ThatIrieFeeling No, they vote them in specifically because they promise to violate our rights and their oaths to the constitution.
Just once I’d like to see one of these people who tell you filming is illegal - whether they were ignorant of the law or were lying - to come back and apologize to the photographer for being incorrect and trying to interfere with your First Amendment right to film in public. I’ve watched hundreds of these videos for years…………..still waiting.
1:12 I went inside that restaurant and noticed the cameras and asked them not to video me. The manager said sorry that they video everything so I left. After I told her it was against the law to video me without my permission. Some People.......
Overrated, overpriced and silly menu.
Agree I was not impressed.Went once never went back.
Cane's chicken, favorite of Mercedes owners everywhere.
Cool reflection off your lens on the don't record me person. Good for people making their own privacy.. nice..
How can people "in this day and age" still be so ignorant of our rights? Sad and scary
A Hypocrite is one who wants one rule for you and another rule for thrm. "This rule is for thee, not me." - Liberal (Fascism)
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Does Raising Cane's get permission from their customers to record them on security cameras? Do the police?
The only difference between police and a Cane's employee is the name of the Corporation they work for.
Get a job and stop bothering people trying to live their lives. You’re not doing this to express your first amendment rights you’re doing this hoping to get a reaction out of people so you can get more views. One day you’re going to pull this stunt on the wrong person and it will end badly for you.
If it ends badly I'll be sure to get it on camera for sure 👍📷📱🇺🇸
well yea every auditor does it for the reaction because thats what makes money. unfortunately for you IT DOESNT MAKE A DIFFERENCE. its still legal. go to china or russia or NK if you want more censorship. i bet you wont.
A lot of good that will do if they kill you
She didnt bother anyone though 🤷♂️ just stood on the public side walk and didn't approach anyone. Maybe people should just get on with their lives and not bother people out in public?
The thing that always gets me about fast food places, they are 90% staffed by kids under 25 years old. You know they grew up with cameras recording everything they do. And they have social media pages filled with all kinds of silly and emarrassing photos.
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"OMG do not film me working for a living."
I always wonder about people like the ones in the car at the end. After they see the video, do they real they made asses of themselves, or do they think they were clever?
Lady: You can't Record people without Consent. (On we can Record what we can see) Gentleman: Yeah, we Know.
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''Why are you filming us, we don't want to be filmed''....seriously? Might I recommend you never leave home again oh sensitive one. There's camera's everywhere. Your choice between personal surveillance cam's/Ring Cam's, dash cam's, traffic/intersection cam's and multiple camera's at just about every business or restaurant.
''But there's a man behind that camera. so I feel violated...'' 🤣
Don't worry, we got your ugly side, you made sure of that.
Nice vid nice to see you being polite the two at the end were dreadful humans hope people reconise them and show how horrible they were.
When she told you that you cold not record people without their consent, you should have told her to rush inside and turn off all of their security cameras because nobody had given consent to be recorded.
Exactly.
Ignorance is no excuse for the law 🤣👍💪. Keep up all the hard work brother..