@@hymatwat9412 It came out the atmosphere in the first place. Its like saying breathing out or urine is pollution. Saying that, a hydrogen economy from renewable energy is far more intelligent.
If paper £20 notes are about to cease to be legal tender, surely the Chief Cashier at the Bank of England still has to honour his promise signed on the document even after that point?
21:32 Every thinking person should refuse point-blank to engage with any police flaunting the gang badge of our corrupted national flag as an outward, visible declaration that their primary allegiance is to themselves and to other gang members and not to the public whom they are meant to serve. The whole purpose of a national flag is to act as a unifying symbol - one flag, one nation, one people. The only reason they get away with this insidious and divisive 'us against them' tyrant crap is because everyone on the street is too frightened to confront them about it or too stupid to care.
Its Probably dearer now 😂😂😂 As I paid £1.96 in Asda Today The Government Certainly Know How To Rob People By the Prices They Charge Garages Plus All These Registered Businesses Pay Themselves Massive Amounts of Money In Wages Rises & Shares This is Probably Why People Invest In Diamonds & Gold Not Getting Caught Out With Worrying About All Their Hidden £50s We Still Have £100 Banknotes In Scotland Shows Archibald Campbell 1st Earl Of Ilay 👍🏴✌
@@axiomcurbcommunity anyone can choose to take the coins. The big problem the garage has is; what’ll THEY do with them? The banks are refusing to take them. The PO sent me mine back!
@The Original Finky,no relation. the definition of LT says it has to be paid into court. The courts accept payment from creditors and pay out debtors. You pay the LT into civil court and the court stays the action and pays them out. Similarly, with criminal courts; you pay a fine and the government gets the money. Quite what HMCTS does with the money is a problem because banks are refusing to accept them!
@@djneils100 nope! julian, i will buy one from you, shut the clowns up, clown! sheople like you that help keep this cuntry in the mess its in, bah bah!!!
Brett, that was probably the best video I've seen so far this year, the coppers were great respectful guys and random stranger should start his own channel. I think everyone should exercise their rights, but most people cant be arsed and just roll over and let the authorities tickle their tummies. Pisses me off big time. Please don't stop.
@@pleasantville4529 exactly. no problems as that is legal tender in circulation. the royal mint specifically states their money is not to be used in circulation. If you can go in to your local supermarket and spend a collectors coin in the self check out then il believe your bullshit 🙌🏻
@@rattkolouvx2614 Who says it isn't to be used? If that was the case they wouldn't have made them legal tender and given them a face value. I see what you are trying to say but I think you are blaming the wrong person for the issue. The petrol stations could just put a sign on the pumps for people to see before they take the fuel and that would solve the issue. I also highly doubt that the owner is on minimum wage, not that their wage really has anything to do with it. I find joy in someone that stands up for their rights, especially against a guy that is abusive to their customers and constantly tells lies.
@@rattkolouvx2614 You don't seem to understand it is legal tender, tesco accept them so either cash them in or store them as silver value. A coin will always be worth more than a note.
The other defence that Julian has is that he doesn't throw the coins on the counter and disappear. He stays as he waits for the staff to double check. He tries to explain the concept of legal tender. In effect he doesn't do what someone who is trying to not pay would do.
How you be all up in here with logical well backed up comments don't you know its 2022? XD I concur though may we go down in a blaze of social media censorship that will be sung in ages to come ...
It’s such a shame that police can’t provide such immediate and decisive action when a member of the public ask for help. All we’re ever told is to ring 101. A business calls over someone doing something legal and they are there in an instant. All normal citizens should have the right to withhold their tax money from the police. Let these businesses pay our share. The police provide them with a service.
I agree with how the businesses are favoured by police, but they pay business rates towards policing but they should never be favoured by police as the police should remain impartial and unbiased (as we know they don’t)
You do realise that businesses and there workers also pay their taxes. You do realise that shop owners and shop staff even whist working are members of the public to the police.
@@billrankin I work in retail mate and no the police do not favour businesses. Shop owners and there workers also pay tax and are also members of the public whilst working so when police are called to their premises by owner or worker they have to respond like others. And also as a person who works in retail so much sht happens shop lifting violent abusive customers attacking staff and when police are called guess what? They either come 5 hrs late or never turn up despite police station next door and police walking up down doing nothing. But they are super quick to go and respond to a lying scumbag law breaking lockdown partying MP and government when they are attacked. That's what you should say.
Did you ever consider how busy the police are in dealing with issues such as this. You can't have it both ways. Without this situation there would have been officers on hand to deal with other, more urgent incidents.
@@pleasantville4529 like burglaries - except they never deal with burglaries, even when the burglar is going down the street trying every door. If there were more urgent incidents then they wouldn't have come until they dealt with those. Since they did, there weren't, unless you are suggesting the police are bunking off urgent work in order to do easy stuff like someone not paying for petrol?
Another belter! I love how you don’t muck about with £50-£60 of fuel… you go all in for over £300 😂 love these vids and your calm demeanour, even when he got angry.
@Pauls Car Modifications & Visitor• I thank each of you for taking the time to comment. Brett and company could do better than that if they organised enough lads to purchase petrol from all available pumps at a garage, then in succession payed their debts with the commemorative coins. I think the above-mentioned would make some brilliant content!!
Good audit, my personal opinion of the petrol garage manager is mixed, he did a pretty thorough job of enquiring about the coins with the bank and post office, but let himself down, first by lying and contradicting himself, secondly calling the police which was a civil and not criminal despute, and thirdly, out of frustration and anger, decided to punish Julian by banning him from his petrol garage, which I thought was childish and harsh. As for the 2 police constables who turned up on scene; they did ok and were at least professional and polite, but I got a sense by their so called good words of advice, that they were there more to patronise Julian on how he should spend the coins in the future; which I thought was inappropriate and not really any of their business.
I’m sure with many many more petrol stations and garages around I highly doubt being banned by the garage would worry him. Good job by the cops however as it should only have been a civil matter as it’s not a criminal one. A good educational type of video that shops should be more aware of the law. Shops that do not take £50 notes clearly advertise that they do not take them, perhaps that’s what they will do with the coins, then they would be within their rights.
@@richardkinghorn4729 I agree, as if banning Julian from one petrol station is gonna seriously inconvenience him in the future. The garage manager was butthurt, and out of childish spite decided to teach him a lesson because there was nothing else he could do. When you think about it, how hard would it be for all managers of all petrol stations in the UK to simply put notices on all their pumps stating all legal tender and other forms of payments they are happy to accept. The banks have seriously complicated things by making it difficult for business owners and the public to deposit uncirculated/commerative legal tender coins into their accounts, point blank refusing to accept them. The Bank of England is not exactly helping either, and there should be a law passed into legislation that all banks and petrol stations, at the very minimum must accept legal tender coinage made by Royal Mint which is approved by Her Majesty the Queen. If uncirculated/commerative coins were not meant to be used and spent in the traditional way all other circulated coins are, then there shouldn't be a face value of any amount printed on them and a law stating that commerative coins are only to be used for collection and collector's purposes only.
@@libertyfighter76 spot on. The trouble is that businesses like things easy, they could of course make people pay prior to putting fuel in a car and say set the pump to only the amount pre-paid. That way it does not become a debt does it. That would of course cause a lot of problems if people going in to pre-pay and not actually be sat at a pump and unable to say what pump you fill up from, that really would confuse them. However the other way is to actually employ people to fill your car up for you but that if course takes away a large chunk of profit from them paying out wages.
@@richardkinghorn4729 I was living in Cyprus 30 odd years ago, petrol station was open 24/7, put notes into machine, gives x amount of fuel, simple. I understand, today is different, in N. Ireland we have unmanned petrol stations, that take cards, put your pin number in, then it gives you the fuel. Even has the same option for notes. Basically, pay up before filling up..
@@stuartbrown8259 that’s one way as I said. Too many of these petrol stations/garages though want you to walk in and pay after you have filled up, as that say, then go in and pay for it. If that’s what they want then fine but to do as some are doing and not putting a notice in the pump of not accepting these coins or £50 notes then tough if you choose to,pay that way. They are legal tender.
I continue to be impressed with your courage in doing all of this and standing your ground. I don't think I would be able to do what you are doing. I'd probably buckle at some point early on to save the bother. Mucho respect! o7
@@rattkolouvx2614 its funny how you blame Brett but not the People who thought it would be a good idea to make legal tender and then specifically advise banks not to take them . pathetic.
@@julianchamberlain5399 I cant see them either. I never even met him. So I reckon he's deleted his comment or something in shame and headed for the shadows in guilt.
I was thinking about the loss aspect for the company. To avoid a bookkeeping loss, surely all they need to do is to increase the size of their float. The coins can stay in the draw as part of the float but never used, in the same way, that one individual £1 coin in the till may stay there forever.
I heard in the discussion the family were making claim to the coins so I assume Gary could possibly write them off as a loss perhaps. I'd put hard money on that as its tax deductible for Gary and Gary's gotta get his win out of it.
if he gave you a reciept that means it is a acknowledgement that something of value has been transferred from one party to another so him saying he hasnt accepted them is bollocks
Another superb audit Brett. The manager was a right tool and a bad loser, once again you've stood up for your rights and ours. btw that copper was a good looking lad lol.
@@djneils100 you've gone completely off track but if my wages were paid in these coins then they'd be widely used throughout society so yes although I don't know anyone who gets cash in wages these days, its all via the banks.
I'm very surprised that the bank wouldn't accept it. Pretty sure they're wrong. They accept old £5, £10 noes and old £1 coins that AREN'T legal tender any more. Well my local Lloyds did when I paid some in a few weeks ago.
Thanks Brett, another great video and interaction. The police constables seemed fair but you could tell They didn't quite get it...34:38 "it's about the views". I find that generally the ones who don't understand why you are doing this are the same people that would take an experimental jab just because they were told it was "safe". Keep doing what you're doing. All the best
Over the years, I’ve bought absolutely stacks of all kinds of “commemorative coins” & was always lead to believe they’re legal tender. I bought them as I like the unique designs & thought one day I’d pass them on to the kids OR if the SHTF, I’d have money to pay my way. If I thought I’d have to go through what you’ve had to do & they were deemed as worthless, I’d of NEVER bought them in the first place. Anyhow, rant over 🧘♀️ Thank you for raising this issue, I’m not sure how I’ll get rid of the many coins I’ve bought (not as brave as you), but I certainly wouldn’t ever buy any more coins from the Royal Mint. Great job by those officers, not all of them have as much common sense.
The man behind the counter is correct, those coins are for collectors, or to be given as gifts, that man or woman is totally, within their right to refuse to take them as payment because, the are not in general circulation, in other words, the gov, has not minted thousands of them, to distribute to banks,, to put out to the general public, also, if you pay £5,for an item, that cost £2-50,they do not have to give you change, work that one out,
@@melvinplant8637 Legal tender’ means that if a debtor pays in legal tender the exact amount they owe under the terms of contract, they have a good defence in law if they are subsequently sued for non-payment of the debt. What you are saying is irrelevant as the statement above is a fact. The terms of the contract are that I take fuel and pay the required amount which I did in the legally recognised manner. Do you think the police got it wrong? They consulted their inspector. They've already looked into this based on a previous case.
If the manager of the petrol station didn't tell you that you can't come back then doesn't that mean you can come back and do it again? The police could have been lying.
Yes they are always doing that. They don't have to power because they are not agents of the landowner. He should write to Esso and do a SAR and if there is no written record of this "ban" then he can be sure either the police or the manager are making it up.
Also, on what grounds are you banned if there is no problem and you are clearly a very good customer they want to keep if you buy £300 every time? What does Esso's marketing department think of big-spending customers being banned from them but not their competitors? And the shareholders - why is esso not maximising profits on their behalf?
If I owned a petrol station I would sell these coins to the customers to pay with! Slight mark up on the coins and fuel still gets payed for. More money for the owner.
@@joaxx4627 What a stupid comment, so you don’t pay bills? Work for money? Pay taxes? All He had to do was pay with His card instead of being deliberately awkward.
You don't need to watch them. Go and watch kittens. What you want to do is shut down freedom of rights and free speech. Go and start your own channel about being subservient to the state.
@@julianchamberlain5399 Yes I don’t need to watch just as much as you don’t need to waste police time just to make drama for people to watch… You don’t care about peoples rights, you just want to make money being a pain in the arse for people.
@@Callaidbio All you had to do was comply with an unlawful search. All you had to do was to give your details when asked. All you had to do was accept being sold a faulty product. All you had to do was stop filming. All you have to do is follow orders from perceived authority like a good little citizen.
Gary the owner of the garage made a fool of himself. Acting like a petulant kid. Highly selective in his listening and recollection. He deserves the bad publicity that this video will bring to his business. The simple answer to what to do with the coins is to pay off a debt with them. EG his council tax. Make the money go round and round. It's what it's there for.
“The Queen is your boss” 🤣😂🤣😂 It’s a shame that we no longer have the Tower to accommodate people that believe their ego is more important than common sense
They can refuse payment at anytime. But it's their loss. As it says in the video. The fuel is now his. They can refuse his offer of legal tender and that's the end.
You can still take paper money into a bank and change them for polymer notes after the date specified. You can even still take in old £1 notes into a bank and change them for current cash according to my bank.
Yup, here in New Zealand they did the same thing but if you find a paper fiver you can still take it it, or sell it on a trader site for $20 plus dollars.
don't you just live for videos like this .....its beautiful to see people not been like sheep for a change ! man came back to say public servants are on the way and have your registration number lol ....and yes he is recording you ...😅 let's listen to what the public servants have to say !! I bet it will be for the business/ it's never for the public !!
Tried to pay for fuel with some old Roman coins I dug up in a field once.. They were gold in colour but the garage wouldn't accept them so I binned them. About 300 I had. Ah well.....
Why didnt police advise petrol station owner to.put sign on pump that those coins are not acceptable as payment - they always want to pick on the individual and not the business
Why should the police ask garage owners to put up signage.. Why not ask the garage if, they accept the coins before filling up with diesel. Julian, said himself it would not be good for his You Tube channel..
@@julianchamberlain5399 thank you at last well said this is where the problem is and the issues are with banks and royal mint otherwise most shops and businesses would happily accept them.
Absolutely love this, it would be great to see someone offer these coins to a bailiff and I wonder if they would have to take them or the debt could be forgiven😮
I do feel sorry for the sole trader as they are between a rock and a hard place. If the banks will not take them they take the hit. No fault of theirs but they are still out of pocket.
Hard to believe that only moments earlier you saved him from being run over 🚑 After watching a few vid's now it's obvious that the corporation's are interpreting the laws how it suits them . This explains why they are wanting to do away with cash all together , simply because it's easier for them , saves them money and they can sell your data on how you spend and where ... Grandma won't be happy 🤔
@@julianchamberlain5399 yeah I’m good, feel better for this video, I think the cops thought it was quite funny except for his stupid comment about asking first I mean honestly
Ah, so Gary learned the law... lol! I bet he didn't have a good evening that day. Well done fella!!!! Again the constables weren't happy that you knew the law and they couldn't help but copsplain at the end there. Great content mate!!!!
Well done police, very fair. Only thing is you should not be telling the public not to exercise their legal rights by using legal tender, the Queens authorities means of payment.
@@julianchamberlain5399 hahhaa!! You’re not wrong!! You’d win the civil case, the company would waste a lot of money, but maybe it would force the royal mint to do something about it.
Hes a total rip off in there anyway always 5p more than elsewhere hes got the monopoly on it in SM plus hes just been refurbed and still only sells E10 junk petrol. And you can never get in there its ridiculous garage.
Good audit The garage owner missed a chance to promote his company. Now everyone will boycott the garage. The police were friendly and professional. Full marks to them.
😂 great video title. 😂 'to enforce a card payment 🤔 😂🤣 'i want you to pay by a proper and decent manner' 😂 🤣 He did do ! Silly sausage, it's the banks not the people ! People have the rights to use legal tender ! Fact !
You may have proved a point about payment but the police, if they were on the ball, could have reported you for buying 100 litres in jerrycans. By law you can only store at home a maximum of 20 litres in a metal container. The only argument to that is distributing 100 litres in 5 cans at 5 different addresses.
Actually, a shop owner can choose what payment they accept. If a customer wants to pay for a pack of gum with a £50 note, it’s perfectly legal to turn them down. Likewise for all other banknotes; it’s a matter of discretion.
this guy is very dangerous to the current financial order! , he is questioning the current currency of GBP! Anyone wondering? as this topic is picked up by several million viewers ?? We have a a revolution !!
EXODUS 22:25 - "If thou lend money to any of my people that is poor by thee, thou shalt not be to him as an usurer, neither shalt thou lay upon him usury." Usurer: a person who lends money at unreasonably high rates of interest. Usury: the action or practice of lending money at unreasonably high rates of interest.
Ah got hooked in with the clickbait title; "Garage owner attempts to get police to enforce card payment"* - Half expected them to have you on the floor wrestling your wallet from your person xD
These was decent officers they were impartial and even if they don’t agree they stayed in character of a pc rather then using their own feeling to police.
Not a criminal matter as he doesn’t leave the premises. Even if he did leave and he was arrested for making off without payment the prosecutor would still need to prove that he acted dishonestly. I do believe this is a civil matter and he is in breach of contract. The business doesn’t have to accept his coins. The argument that he’s paying a debt (as the fuel is already in his car) is an error. A ‘debt’ in legal terms is narrowly defined and does not mean a debt in layman terms. That said, the issue does raise an interesting question about contract formation. In any case the execution is made at the point the nozzle is activated. There are no issues in terms of the consideration and the intention of the parties to create legal relations. As a consumer you are adhering to the terms of the business. Thus, no £100 coins etc. The legal tender point is irrelevant and the ‘debt’ issue is a misunderstanding of its legal meaning. Breach of contract.
I remember when the government repealed the truck act ,which was bought in when the canals and railways companys who hard large gangs of labour out across the country , These companys saw a way of making more money from their workforce ,and so started paying workers with their own coins or tokens which could only be used in their company stores .and naturally all goods were much more expensive in the company stores ,thereby exploiting the workers. The act was repealed to make wage payments cheaper and easier for employers, and the company i worked for at that time had to pay wage clerks to count and fill wage packets ,security vans and guards to deliver the packets ,and so it was desirable to pay our wages straight into our bank accounts . The company offered the workers a pitiful amount to accept this method of wage payment ,and so the law which made it right that everyone is paid in coin of the realm was lost forever ,with no convenience to the workers and every profitable convenience to employers
What you have missed out is this taken from the Royal Mint web site."It does not mean that any ordinary transaction has to take place in legal tender or only within the amount denominated by the legislation. Both parties are free to agree to accept any form of payment whether legal tender or otherwise according to their wishes." So you are incorrect.
Ironically charging £1.99 per litre is more criminal than paying with legal tender!
Have you got an oil rig and refinery in your back garden?
Your not wrong there
@@hymatwat9412 the petro dollar,is on it's way out.
@@hymatwat9412 It came out the atmosphere in the first place. Its like saying breathing out or urine is pollution. Saying that, a hydrogen economy from renewable energy is far more intelligent.
46% of all fuel sales goes to the treasury. Thank Boris for that mate
If paper £20 notes are about to cease to be legal tender, surely the Chief Cashier at the Bank of England still has to honour his promise signed on the document even after that point?
You'll still be able to pay them into a bank after the date - just like with old paper £10 notes
i found some old notes when clearing mu parents house out - bank took them no bother
I've been paying bank notes from the 1980s into my bank account no problems.
They are try to get rid of all cash 💸 💰
Have a great weekend Julian!!!
21:32 Every thinking person should refuse point-blank to engage with any police flaunting the gang badge of our corrupted national flag as an outward, visible declaration that their primary allegiance is to themselves and to other gang members and not to the public whom they are meant to serve. The whole purpose of a national flag is to act as a unifying symbol - one flag, one nation, one people. The only reason they get away with this insidious and divisive 'us against them' tyrant crap is because everyone on the street is too frightened to confront them about it or too stupid to care.
Decent coppers.
£1.99.9 a litre? You should have called police on the garage!
Haha
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Its Probably dearer now
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As I paid £1.96 in Asda Today
The Government Certainly Know How To Rob People
By the Prices They Charge Garages
Plus All These Registered Businesses Pay Themselves Massive Amounts of Money In Wages Rises & Shares
This is Probably Why People Invest In Diamonds & Gold
Not Getting Caught Out
With Worrying About All Their Hidden £50s
We Still Have
£100 Banknotes In Scotland Shows Archibald Campbell 1st Earl Of Ilay
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You are closer to the truth than your realise
Yes I agree! Garages are allowed to rob the public daily. Maybe that’s because the government are making a mint.
Black Belt Barrister ballsed up his attempted takedown of your activities. He clearly hadn’t watched your videos.
Don't you find he has too much time to do RUclips videos when he's supposedly busy dishing out justice ?? He's a tw@
In what way was BBB wrong?
They’re only LT for payment INTO COURT.
Not as payment of any debt.
@@MrAndrewFarrow pmsl 🤣 love your commenters Julian they are hilariously funny
@@axiomcurbcommunity anyone can choose to take the coins.
The big problem the garage has is; what’ll THEY do with them? The banks are refusing to take them. The PO sent me mine back!
@The Original Finky,no relation. the definition of LT says it has to be paid into court.
The courts accept payment from creditors and pay out debtors.
You pay the LT into civil court and the court stays the action and pays them out. Similarly, with criminal courts; you pay a fine and the government gets the money.
Quite what HMCTS does with the money is a problem because banks are refusing to accept them!
truly well done, everyone should stand their ground like Julian!
you'd be the first to complain if someone tried to pay you with these coins
@@djneils100 nope! julian, i will buy one from you, shut the clowns up, clown! sheople like you that help keep this cuntry in the mess its in, bah bah!!!
@@djneils100 You can complain yes, but it’s legal.
Brett, that was probably the best video I've seen so far this year, the coppers were great respectful guys and random stranger should start his own channel. I think everyone should exercise their rights, but most people cant be arsed and just roll over and let the authorities tickle their tummies. Pisses me off big time. Please don't stop.
Random Stranger is the funniest guy I ever met. He should be a DJ. Great voice and humour.
He has got a you tube channel.. here is his finest moment...
ruclips.net/video/ovpinhjHYaA/видео.html
@@julianchamberlain5399 That was hilarious watching his blocked drain explode.
Two great policeman. Pleasant, professional and a credit to the police force.
“The true test of liberty is the right to test it.”
They are pushing for digital currency, thus the slow removal of legal tender and to make it more awkward for people to pay large amounts in cash.
Nonsense. If he had paid with notes, there would not have been any unnecessary problems.
@@pleasantville4529 exactly.
no problems as that is legal tender in circulation. the royal mint specifically states their money is not to be used in circulation. If you can go in to your local supermarket and spend a collectors coin in the self check out then il believe your bullshit 🙌🏻
@@rattkolouvx2614 How did he rip him off? Not only did he receive the amount owed, he also got a little extra on top
@@rattkolouvx2614 Who says it isn't to be used? If that was the case they wouldn't have made them legal tender and given them a face value. I see what you are trying to say but I think you are blaming the wrong person for the issue.
The petrol stations could just put a sign on the pumps for people to see before they take the fuel and that would solve the issue. I also highly doubt that the owner is on minimum wage, not that their wage really has anything to do with it.
I find joy in someone that stands up for their rights, especially against a guy that is abusive to their customers and constantly tells lies.
@@rattkolouvx2614 You don't seem to understand it is legal tender, tesco accept them so either cash them in or store them as silver value. A coin will always be worth more than a note.
The other defence that Julian has is that he doesn't throw the coins on the counter and disappear. He stays as he waits for the staff to double check. He tries to explain the concept of legal tender. In effect he doesn't do what someone who is trying to not pay would do.
How you be all up in here with logical well backed up comments don't you know its 2022? XD I concur though may we go down in a blaze of social media censorship that will be sung in ages to come ...
@@adamwilson2117 I know I know, I should go down to the nearest re-education centre and have my thinking checked.
It’s such a shame that police can’t provide such immediate and decisive action when a member of the public ask for help. All we’re ever told is to ring 101. A business calls over someone doing something legal and they are there in an instant. All normal citizens should have the right to withhold their tax money from the police. Let these businesses pay our share. The police provide them with a service.
I agree with how the businesses are favoured by police, but they pay business rates towards policing but they should never be favoured by police as the police should remain impartial and unbiased (as we know they don’t)
You do realise that businesses and there workers also pay their taxes. You do realise that shop owners and shop staff even whist working are members of the public to the police.
@@billrankin I work in retail mate and no the police do not favour businesses. Shop owners and there workers also pay tax and are also members of the public whilst working so when police are called to their premises by owner or worker they have to respond like others. And also as a person who works in retail so much sht happens shop lifting violent abusive customers attacking staff and when police are called guess what? They either come 5 hrs late or never turn up despite police station next door and police walking up down doing nothing. But they are super quick to go and respond to a lying scumbag law breaking lockdown partying MP and government when they are attacked. That's what you should say.
Did you ever consider how busy the police are in dealing with issues such as this. You can't have it both ways. Without this situation there would have been officers on hand to deal with other, more urgent incidents.
@@pleasantville4529 like burglaries - except they never deal with burglaries, even when the burglar is going down the street trying every door.
If there were more urgent incidents then they wouldn't have come until they dealt with those. Since they did, there weren't, unless you are suggesting the police are bunking off urgent work in order to do easy stuff like someone not paying for petrol?
Another belter! I love how you don’t muck about with £50-£60 of fuel… you go all in for over £300 😂 love these vids and your calm demeanour, even when he got angry.
A lot of garages are limiting fuel delivery to £100
@@sahhull Theirs cut off at 100 litres approximately. I had to go in again for another bite of the cherry 🍒
That’s because £50-£60 of fuel won’t get you to the end of the road these days 😂
@@mrm5183 All part of the WEF agenda to get us to convert to Electric through coercion.
you'd be the first to complain if someone tried to pay you with these coins
Proud to be British when there’s an encounter like this
I'm proud to be a small boat migrant.
@@albin2232Maybe you should go and try and live in another country if you're not happy here.
Brett, I'd like to see the reaction of the garage owner if someone else purchased petrol with the commemorative coins immediately after you.
That would be funny to watch ! Especially if the two totally say they dont know each other 🤣🤣
This is what I suggested as well, it would be great viewing.
I did give the random stranger 2 x 25p coins..
He didn't give me nuthin... jus two bits of useless metal.. who is this guy anyway?
@Pauls Car Modifications & Visitor•
I thank each of you for taking the time to comment.
Brett and company could do better than that if they organised enough lads to purchase petrol from all available pumps at a garage, then in succession payed their debts with the commemorative coins.
I think the above-mentioned would make some brilliant content!!
Good audit, my personal opinion of the petrol garage manager is mixed, he did a pretty thorough job of enquiring about the coins with the bank and post office, but let himself down, first by lying and contradicting himself, secondly calling the police which was a civil and not criminal despute, and thirdly, out of frustration and anger, decided to punish Julian by banning him from his petrol garage, which I thought was childish and harsh. As for the 2 police constables who turned up on scene; they did ok and were at least professional and polite, but I got a sense by their so called good words of advice, that they were there more to patronise Julian on how he should spend the coins in the future; which I thought was inappropriate and not really any of their business.
I’m sure with many many more petrol stations and garages around I highly doubt being banned by the garage would worry him. Good job by the cops however as it should only have been a civil matter as it’s not a criminal one. A good educational type of video that shops should be more aware of the law. Shops that do not take £50 notes clearly advertise that they do not take them, perhaps that’s what they will do with the coins, then they would be within their rights.
@@richardkinghorn4729 I agree, as if banning Julian from one petrol station is gonna seriously inconvenience him in the future. The garage manager was butthurt, and out of childish spite decided to teach him a lesson because there was nothing else he could do. When you think about it, how hard would it be for all managers of all petrol stations in the UK to simply put notices on all their pumps stating all legal tender and other forms of payments they are happy to accept. The banks have seriously complicated things by making it difficult for business owners and the public to deposit uncirculated/commerative legal tender coins into their accounts, point blank refusing to accept them. The Bank of England is not exactly helping either, and there should be a law passed into legislation that all banks and petrol stations, at the very minimum must accept legal tender coinage made by Royal Mint which is approved by Her Majesty the Queen. If uncirculated/commerative coins were not meant to be used and spent in the traditional way all other circulated coins are, then there shouldn't be a face value of any amount printed on them and a law stating that commerative coins are only to be used for collection and collector's purposes only.
@@libertyfighter76 spot on. The trouble is that businesses like things easy, they could of course make people pay prior to putting fuel in a car and say set the pump to only the amount pre-paid. That way it does not become a debt does it. That would of course cause a lot of problems if people going in to pre-pay and not actually be sat at a pump and unable to say what pump you fill up from, that really would confuse them. However the other way is to actually employ people to fill your car up for you but that if course takes away a large chunk of profit from them paying out wages.
@@richardkinghorn4729 I was living in Cyprus 30 odd years ago, petrol station was open 24/7, put notes into machine, gives x amount of fuel, simple.
I understand, today is different, in N. Ireland we have unmanned petrol stations, that take cards, put your pin number in, then it gives you the fuel. Even has the same option for notes. Basically, pay up before filling up..
@@stuartbrown8259 that’s one way as I said. Too many of these petrol stations/garages though want you to walk in and pay after you have filled up, as that say, then go in and pay for it. If that’s what they want then fine but to do as some are doing and not putting a notice in the pump of not accepting these coins or £50 notes then tough if you choose to,pay that way. They are legal tender.
If the garage owner had any sort of sense, he would just use the coins to also purchase fuel at a petrol station, HELLO 😁
He should buy them off Esso for £85 then pay for £100 of fuel.
or he could spend the coins on water to water down the petrol even mor
@@festusbojangles7027 or pay for a sign that puts the price up automatically every couple of hours
@@OncleM pay someone to move the decimal point on the sign to the right
I continue to be impressed with your courage in doing all of this and standing your ground. I don't think I would be able to do what you are doing. I'd probably buckle at some point early on to save the bother. Mucho respect! o7
@@rattkolouvx2614 its funny how you blame Brett but not the People who thought it would be a good idea to make legal tender and then specifically advise banks not to take them . pathetic.
@@rattkolouvx2614 There is no 'Rip off' as you call it, it is legal tender, used to settle a debt, full stop. See the queen if you want it altered.
@@rattkolouvx2614 businesses can bank it. Barclays business said they’d take it.
Funny how I can't see Rattkolovx comments.. maybe he's blocked me? What did he say??
@@julianchamberlain5399 I cant see them either. I never even met him. So I reckon he's deleted his comment or something in shame and headed for the shadows in guilt.
I was thinking about the loss aspect for the company. To avoid a bookkeeping loss, surely all they need to do is to increase the size of their float. The coins can stay in the draw as part of the float but never used, in the same way, that one individual £1 coin in the till may stay there forever.
I heard in the discussion the family were making claim to the coins so I assume Gary could possibly write them off as a loss perhaps. I'd put hard money on that as its tax deductible for Gary and Gary's gotta get his win out of it.
I used to work for HSBC… we called it How simple becomes complicated… so wouldn’t trust the bank chap
if he gave you a reciept that means it is a acknowledgement that something of value has been transferred from one party to another so him saying he hasnt accepted them is bollocks
Another superb audit Brett. The manager was a right tool and a bad loser, once again you've stood up for your rights and ours. btw that copper was a good looking lad lol.
you'd be the first to complain if someone tried to pay you with these coins
@@djneils100 how do you make that out? I'd gladly accept them
@@wokeupandsmellthecoffee214 so if you had your wages paid each month with these coins you'd be fine with that?!! where would you spend them?
@@djneils100 you've gone completely off track but if my wages were paid in these coins then they'd be widely used throughout society so yes although I don't know anyone who gets cash in wages these days, its all via the banks.
@@wokeupandsmellthecoffee214 great issue dodging!
Great video Julian. Well done and thank you for all your work. Fantastic.
The grapevine seems to work very slowly in this country. You would think by now these outlets would put signage up about these coins.
I love watching your videos ❤️.
I'm very surprised that the bank wouldn't accept it. Pretty sure they're wrong.
They accept old £5, £10 noes and old £1 coins that AREN'T legal tender any more. Well my local Lloyds did when I paid some in a few weeks ago.
They refuse to take them.
@@MrAndrewFarrow not all banks.
@@John.Spandli name me one and I’ll open an account there.
@@MrAndrewFarrow the one on this channel that accepted them is a good start.
@@John.Spandli no. They turn them down.
Thanks Brett, another great video and interaction. The police constables seemed fair but you could tell They didn't quite get it...34:38 "it's about the views". I find that generally the ones who don't understand why you are doing this are the same people that would take an experimental jab just because they were told it was "safe". Keep doing what you're doing. All the best
Hi Julian another great film well done.. just wondering wether you can actually redeem the coins for the face value anywhere if you wanted to ??
Some banks and post offices.
Post office seems to be the most reliable place. But it's discretion
If only all coppers were as good as them, great video 👏
Over the years, I’ve bought absolutely stacks of all kinds of “commemorative coins” & was always lead to believe they’re legal tender. I bought them as I like the unique designs & thought one day I’d pass them on to the kids OR if the SHTF, I’d have money to pay my way.
If I thought I’d have to go through what you’ve had to do & they were deemed as worthless, I’d of NEVER bought them in the first place.
Anyhow, rant over 🧘♀️ Thank you for raising this issue, I’m not sure how I’ll get rid of the many coins I’ve bought (not as brave as you), but I certainly wouldn’t ever buy any more coins from the Royal Mint.
Great job by those officers, not all of them have as much common sense.
Great comment, thankyou.
Tho
The man behind the counter is correct, those coins are for collectors, or to be given as gifts, that man or woman is totally, within their right to refuse to take them as payment because, the are not in general circulation, in other words, the gov, has not minted thousands of them, to distribute to banks,, to put out to the general public, also, if you pay £5,for an item, that cost £2-50,they do not have to give you change, work that one out,
Tell me the value of your combined collection and I'll make you a genuine offer?
@@melvinplant8637 Legal tender’ means that if a debtor pays in legal tender the exact amount they owe under the terms of contract, they have a good defence in law if they are subsequently sued for non-payment of the debt. What you are saying is irrelevant as the statement above is a fact. The terms of the contract are that I take fuel and pay the required amount which I did in the legally recognised manner. Do you think the police got it wrong? They consulted their inspector. They've already looked into this based on a previous case.
That moustache on the constable must be a dare surely?
If the manager of the petrol station didn't tell you that you can't come back then doesn't that mean you can come back and do it again?
The police could have been lying.
Yes they are always doing that. They don't have to power because they are not agents of the landowner. He should write to Esso and do a SAR and if there is no written record of this "ban" then he can be sure either the police or the manager are making it up.
Also, on what grounds are you banned if there is no problem and you are clearly a very good customer they want to keep if you buy £300 every time?
What does Esso's marketing department think of big-spending customers being banned from them but not their competitors? And the shareholders - why is esso not maximising profits on their behalf?
@@OncleM Its likely a franchise and he gets esso fuel and signage.
If I owned a petrol station I would sell these coins to the customers to pay with! Slight mark up on the coins and fuel still gets payed for. More money for the owner.
£1.99 for 1 L of Diesel :/ We deserve other ways to save money and these obscure coins are key, Good job.
People need to stop supporting these type of channels they’re promoting time wasting and being a nuisance.
Yeah, it is easier to live your life being a sheep.
@@joaxx4627 What a stupid comment, so you don’t pay bills? Work for money? Pay taxes? All He had to do was pay with His card instead of being deliberately awkward.
You don't need to watch them. Go and watch kittens. What you want to do is shut down freedom of rights and free speech. Go and start your own channel about being subservient to the state.
@@julianchamberlain5399 Yes I don’t need to watch just as much as you don’t need to waste police time just to make drama for people to watch… You don’t care about peoples rights, you just want to make money being a pain in the arse for people.
@@Callaidbio All you had to do was comply with an unlawful search. All you had to do was to give your details when asked. All you had to do was accept being sold a faulty product. All you had to do was stop filming. All you have to do is follow orders from perceived authority like a good little citizen.
Bret is the king of the silver coins👑
Gary the owner of the garage made a fool of himself. Acting like a petulant kid. Highly selective in his listening and recollection.
He deserves the bad publicity that this video will bring to his business.
The simple answer to what to do with the coins is to pay off a debt with them. EG his council tax. Make the money go round and round. It's what it's there for.
“The Queen is your boss” 🤣😂🤣😂 It’s a shame that we no longer have the Tower to accommodate people that believe their ego is more important than common sense
The Tower of London is still used as a prison if you just happen to be a . Raven'
The only way the garage can refuse the payment is to have a notice on the pumps and inside the outlet.
They can refuse payment at anytime. But it's their loss.
As it says in the video. The fuel is now his. They can refuse his offer of legal tender and that's the end.
@@John.Spandli But he will still owe the debt. Its up to him to pay with an acceptable alternative.
@@sahhull he may still owe the debt but the debt may not be legally enforceable.
@@sahhull and he can pay it in to the court where the debt would have to be enforced and it would be settled without further action possible.
Cops with a brain, unheard of in the UK
The police were fantastic, well done gentlemen.
You can still take paper money into a bank and change them for polymer notes after the date specified. You can even still take in old £1 notes into a bank and change them for current cash according to my bank.
Yup, here in New Zealand they did the same thing but if you find a paper fiver you can still take it it, or sell it on a trader site for $20 plus dollars.
only if you pay them into an account and then withdraw them.. defeating the privacy element of cash.
Hahaha Julian! I mean brett! Where can I get these coins! Haha I fancy a laugh 😂😅
Great job Julian. This simply needs to be done.
Making a profit is a criminal offense though unless you're a big corporation!
Great video the cops were brilliant, well done lads a credit to the job 👍🏻 £2 a ltr 😳 who is the criminals here 😂
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don't you just live for videos like this .....its beautiful to see people not been like sheep for a change ! man came back to say public servants are on the way and have your registration number lol ....and yes he is recording you ...😅 let's listen to what the public servants have to say !! I bet it will be for the business/ it's never for the public !!
Tried to pay for fuel with some old Roman coins I dug up in a field once.. They were gold in colour but the garage wouldn't accept them so I binned them. About 300 I had. Ah well.....
Looking very smooth today 👍
Well done to them coppers. Good interaction. This is how we like to see our police.
Perfect Police attitude, just about.
Julian. You Rock Brother
Why didnt police advise petrol station owner to.put sign on pump that those coins are not acceptable as payment - they always want to pick on the individual and not the business
Why should the police ask garage owners to put up signage.. Why not ask the garage if, they accept the coins before filling up with diesel.
Julian, said himself it would not be good for his You Tube channel..
Exactly and you pick on them for their utter incompetence than they give give lame excuse police cuts short of staff and blame government.
The Banks should accept them and the RM should authorise the way they should be processed but instead they stitch up the public.
@@julianchamberlain5399 thank you at last well said this is where the problem is and the issues are with banks and royal mint otherwise most shops and businesses would happily accept them.
@@happyguy201 How else can the ordinary man apply leverage on these corporations though?
Absolutely love this, it would be great to see someone offer these coins to a bailiff and I wonder if they would have to take them or the debt could be forgiven😮
Agreed..
"It's awkward talking to you with a camera" says the PC with a camera on his shirt...
Police showing who they really support , just like the media supporting the corporate world , keep it up mate
Givern that £2 a litre is a rip off any way you can save a bit must be good.
I do feel sorry for the sole trader as they are between a rock and a hard place. If the banks will not take them they take the hit. No fault of theirs but they are still out of pocket.
But are they? What is "in pocket" silver coins or bank credit?
Garages are normally a franchise.
Fair play to the police officers on this one. That's how every matter should be handled.
Hard to believe that only moments earlier you saved him from being run over 🚑
After watching a few vid's now it's obvious that the corporation's are interpreting the laws how it suits them . This explains why they are wanting to do away with cash all together , simply because it's easier for them , saves them money and they can sell your data on how you spend and where ...
Grandma won't be happy 🤔
Looking very dapper today Bret😎😎🤓just finished watching it, one of the funniest yet, funny guy at the end thanks for that. Brilliant
Alright Dave?!!
@@julianchamberlain5399 yeah I’m good, feel better for this video, I think the cops thought it was quite funny except for his stupid comment about asking first I mean honestly
Ah, so Gary learned the law... lol!
I bet he didn't have a good evening that day.
Well done fella!!!!
Again the constables weren't happy that you knew the law and they couldn't help but copsplain at the end there.
Great content mate!!!!
They don't like it up em..
Well done police, very fair.
Only thing is you should not be telling the public not to exercise their legal rights by using legal tender, the Queens authorities means of payment.
I wonder, does the Queen guaranteed credit and debit cards?
‘Out of courtesy’ ask before using the coins? How about ‘out of courtesy’ the garage owner halves the price of their fuel? Sounds fair right?
Normally you should be able to get a no payment slip that lets you come back to settle the outstanding payment
The 'ornery' garage owner should be eternally grateful that it got to keep the charge. 😉 😂
Its not a legal requirement to give any change.
Banks will still take £20 & £50 notes after the 30 th.
Only if you PAY THEM INTO AN ACCOUNT. So only if you surrender the cash for bank credit..
Your face looks familiar was you a teacher before
no..
I gave him the coins, ee weren't appy🤣🤣🤣👍
Officers acted very professionally. That owner was gutted…..wish we could see his face haha
Can’t believe you went to the bank with him! 😀 Nice one.
Someone needs to take this to court. Sort it out once and for all.
No need mate. I'm right and they know it.
@@julianchamberlain5399 hahhaa!! You’re not wrong!!
You’d win the civil case, the company would waste a lot of money, but maybe it would force the royal mint to do something about it.
I WONDER IF THEY ACCEPT GOLD SOVEREIGNS... GOLD KRUGERRANDS... GOLD BUFFALOS... 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Subscribed 👍 respect from Scotland 🏴 you smashed it, 💯😂😂😂👌😂
Hes a total rip off in there anyway always 5p more than elsewhere hes got the monopoly on it in SM plus hes just been refurbed and still only sells E10 junk petrol. And you can never get in there its ridiculous garage.
Officer couldn't leave without offering the words of advise
They can't help themselves..
Nice mannered cop there
Wait a minute did that copper just say is letting you know his recording you WOW finely a police officer knows his policy and training.....
Like they said they was shutting all post office accounts down lol they soon worked out they couldn’t unless everyone consented to let them go
£20 notes didnt know That
Good audit
The garage owner missed a chance to promote his company. Now everyone will boycott the garage.
The police were friendly and professional. Full marks to them.
😂 great video title. 😂 'to enforce a card payment 🤔 😂🤣
'i want you to pay by a proper and decent manner' 😂 🤣 He did do !
Silly sausage, it's the banks not the people !
People have the rights to use legal tender ! Fact !
You may have proved a point about payment but the police, if they were on the ball, could have reported you for buying 100 litres in jerrycans. By law you can only store at home a maximum of 20 litres in a metal container. The only argument to that is distributing 100 litres in 5 cans at 5 different addresses.
Actually, a shop owner can choose what payment they accept. If a customer wants to pay for a pack of gum with a £50 note, it’s perfectly legal to turn them down. Likewise for all other banknotes; it’s a matter of discretion.
this guy is very dangerous to the current financial order! , he is questioning the current currency of GBP! Anyone wondering? as this topic is picked up by several million viewers ?? We have a a revolution !!
EXODUS 22:25 - "If thou lend money to any of my people that is poor by thee, thou shalt not be to him as an usurer, neither shalt thou lay upon him usury."
Usurer: a person who lends money at unreasonably high rates of interest.
Usury: the action or practice of lending money at unreasonably high rates of interest.
Love the PO lady who thinks t hey have face value but are not redemable, isn't that a little bit mixed messaging?
14:12 - isn't that a public order offence?? Him swearing in public????
He’s not taking them, you’re banned. Unless he puts a notice on the pump HES TAKING THEM.
Ah got hooked in with the clickbait title; "Garage owner attempts to get police to enforce card payment"* - Half expected them to have you on the floor wrestling your wallet from your person xD
These was decent officers they were impartial and even if they don’t agree they stayed in character of a pc rather then using their own feeling to police.
Keep them coming!
Not a criminal matter as he doesn’t leave the premises. Even if he did leave and he was arrested for making off without payment the prosecutor would still need to prove that he acted dishonestly.
I do believe this is a civil matter and he is in breach of contract. The business doesn’t have to accept his coins. The argument that he’s paying a debt (as the fuel is already in his car) is an error. A ‘debt’ in legal terms is narrowly defined and does not mean a debt in layman terms.
That said, the issue does raise an interesting question about contract formation. In any case the execution is made at the point the nozzle is activated. There are no issues in terms of the consideration and the intention of the parties to create legal relations. As a consumer you are adhering to the terms of the business. Thus, no £100 coins etc. The legal tender point is irrelevant and the ‘debt’ issue is a misunderstanding of its legal meaning.
Breach of contract.
I remember when the government repealed the truck act ,which was bought in when the canals and railways companys who hard large gangs of labour out across the country , These companys saw a way of making more money from their workforce ,and so started paying workers with their own coins or tokens which could only be used in their company stores .and naturally all goods were much more expensive in the company stores ,thereby exploiting the workers. The act was repealed to make wage payments cheaper and easier for employers, and the company i worked for at that time had to pay wage clerks to count and fill wage packets ,security vans and guards to deliver the packets ,and so it was desirable to pay our wages straight into our bank accounts . The company offered the workers a pitiful amount to accept this method of wage payment ,and so the law which made it right that everyone is paid in coin of the realm was lost forever ,with no convenience to the workers and every profitable convenience to employers
Nice lot of multifaceted interaction.
What you have missed out is this taken from the Royal Mint web site."It does not mean that any ordinary transaction has to take place in legal tender or only within the amount denominated by the legislation. Both parties are free to agree to accept any form of payment whether legal tender or otherwise according to their wishes." So you are incorrect.