@@DieselDucy Honestly Andrew, I completely agree with you that she is a Karen. For sure not like when "The Elevator Hub" was harassed by that one crazy lady.
Generally banks do not allow photography for security and confidentiality reasons. I would have started in the elevator. I’ve been busted at a Chase in San Diego once but it was handled professionally. As a person who works in the field of banking I understand why it would be not allowed but taking somebody’s picture without their permission when they didn’t do anything wrong is completely uncalled for. She should have simply escorted you off the property and told you not to come back.
I rarely film elevators in banks. Because a lot of The Times the elevator opens up right into a safe deposit or an office. And the only reason why I rarely film elevators in banks because I had permission.
@@josephbletsas6314 my methods were I got permission to ride and film the elevator at PNC center in Akron downtown and I was told that the employees and security does not care. And it was 5 months ago.
That’s just unfortunate, and more than an invasion of privacy to have your picture taken without you knowing it. I bet you’re definitely not going back here for a while.
Yes sir bro!! You the 🐐🐐 while dealing with KAREN’s even sneakly filmed her face which you shoulda made as your thumbnail like that one time Justin asked to film the Elevators at one of the buildings in Reno & the lady laughed & told him “Screw off kid” so he flipped her off & then left
Elevator photography is not a crime!!! That karen has no right to do what she did. I WILL AVOID BANKS FOR THIS REASON. That lady has no right of doing what she did, as she thinks it is a crime, I dont think it is. In her case, in my opinion, she should be fired and lose her job ALL BECAUSE OF THIS.
I mean, she didn't yell at him. But she was a bit rude as she kept saying "YOU NEED TO LEAVE" Even as he was leaving. She kept saying "Go ahead and leave" and "Walk out". I can say she does need to be fired as she did that. But this is why I avoid banks as much as possible.
Bruh, this is how people these days get too hasty over this stuff that’s apparently harmless. I mean it’s understandable that there’s no business being made and if that’s so, then it’s simple enough to leave. But sometimes people like this Karen would rather think there’s nothing better to do than just thinking they have the right to have power over every single personal property that had nothing to do with anything bad, which is so stupid. And sometimes people tried to think it’s better for them to immediately keep us hostage just because of something innocent or just take a picture for nothing when they think it’s for a record. This situation happened to me before unfortunately and I know how it feels to be in this situation so I’m sorry you had to go through that. Hope this Karen can be just professional in the future. And this is a good reason why I stay out of filming banks unless if I have business there.
Ok, it’s understandable that Banks generally don’t allow photography on Their Properties, for safety of someone’s financial records, etc. But this “Karen” shouldn’t have taken Your photo for whatever Her reasoning is + You didn’t give Her consent to do so. Lastly, You’re most likely not even going back, since You got a video of the Elevator anyways. At least She didn’t yell.
Employees in any public property have every right to escort you out if recording is against the rules. But that lady was a bit unprofessional. Instead of simply just saying: “You need to leave.” She could’ve stated the reason why, and then saying: “I am going to ask you to please leave, if you are not here to business with us.” afterwards in a polite tone, rather than a sassy tone. Also her taking a picture was totally unnecessary. I understand if you were doing something more suspicious, but just for taking a video/pictures of the elevator?
I avoid filming elevators at the bank because there’s a lot of security and I know they wouldn’t allow photography and especially that’s almost like trespassing!, I would never film an elevator in the bank unless I’m permitted to do so
If I am going to film at a bank I like to do it at banks I have an account with. Therefore if I get busted I can use the conducting business at the ATM excuse
I didn’t think she was really rude at all, banks generally forbid any photography in or around thier buildings. She sounded pleasant to me. You were classified as loitering in a bank. No, they do not allow that.
"You need to leave" is acceptable but taking a picture of you, or anyone else for "official bank records" is too much. I think they're doing it to know who not to serve. It might be acceptable if an aggressive or violent behavior is done but in this case is just useless. I wouldn't film an elevator inside a bank anyway.
I'm sorry, but I cannot blame the lady. Even if she's not a professional, she maybe still weary about the no photography thing. This is why a lot of us elevator enthusiasts do NOT film in Banks. They are security sensitive areas! But about the Karen? I may be a bit wrong. But I'm just stating my opinion before the actual fact.
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WOW what a KAREN!!
WHY HAS NO ONE REPLIED TO
@@Idonthaveahandle-6969WHY ARE YOU ASKING THAT! ITS NOT A BIG DEAL!
@@DieselDucy Honestly Andrew, I completely agree with you that she is a Karen. For sure not like when "The Elevator Hub" was harassed by that one crazy lady.
I also agree with you.
lol your sarcastic “Bye!” 🤣
Generally banks do not allow photography for security and confidentiality reasons. I would have started in the elevator. I’ve been busted at a Chase in San Diego once but it was handled professionally. As a person who works in the field of banking I understand why it would be not allowed but taking somebody’s picture without their permission when they didn’t do anything wrong is completely uncalled for. She should have simply escorted you off the property and told you not to come back.
I rarely film elevators in banks. Because a lot of The Times the elevator opens up right into a safe deposit or an office.
And the only reason why I rarely film elevators in banks because I had permission.
@@AlexElevatorFanHope this isn’t bad to ask, but how exactly did you get the permission when you did?
@@AlexElevatorFanWhat were your methods?
@@josephbletsas6314 my methods were I got permission to ride and film the elevator at PNC center in Akron downtown and I was told that the employees and security does not care. And it was 5 months ago.
@@AlexElevatorFanOk
Reason why I avoid Banks even when there's a good elevator, good job on the way you handled it tho!
Karen is Plankton’s computer wife from SpongeBob SquarePants!
She looks like she could eat the whole bank ngl
@@iforgotmyname5610 LMFAO
That is a good one.
Elevator photography is not a crime
Not just elevator photography. But photography in general.
Ahh yes this is the reason why I try to avoid banks as much as I can
@@ProspectElevators Same as me. I try to but banks can have cool elevators.
Absolute fucking massive respect to u for the way u handled the lady.
That’s just unfortunate, and more than an invasion of privacy to have your picture taken without you knowing it. I bet you’re definitely not going back here for a while.
I mean I did the same to her lol
And that's why I don't go to banks just to film the elevator lol...
I do because sometimes banks have neat elevators lol
NWIndianaElevators, me too
@@NWIndianaElevators Just use extreme caution when filming in office buildings, banks and hospitals.
Yes sir bro!! You the 🐐🐐 while dealing with KAREN’s even sneakly filmed her face which you shoulda made as your thumbnail like that one time Justin asked to film the Elevators at one of the buildings in Reno & the lady laughed & told him “Screw off kid” so he flipped her off & then left
Holy shit I would be laughing my ass off if she started talking to me in that voice
lol
Elevator photography is not a crime!!! That karen has no right to do what she did. I WILL AVOID BANKS FOR THIS REASON. That lady has no right of doing what she did, as she thinks it is a crime, I dont think it is. In her case, in my opinion, she should be fired and lose her job ALL BECAUSE OF THIS.
True!
I mean, she didn't yell at him. But she was a bit rude as she kept saying "YOU NEED TO LEAVE" Even as he was leaving. She kept saying "Go ahead and leave" and "Walk out". I can say she does need to be fired as she did that. But this is why I avoid banks as much as possible.
At least she didn't yell at you.
She didn't but she was still mean.
@elevcarwashsirensandmore21 Yeah because she wants to take a picture of his face because he did not do anything wrong.
Bruh, this is how people these days get too hasty over this stuff that’s apparently harmless. I mean it’s understandable that there’s no business being made and if that’s so, then it’s simple enough to leave. But sometimes people like this Karen would rather think there’s nothing better to do than just thinking they have the right to have power over every single personal property that had nothing to do with anything bad, which is so stupid. And sometimes people tried to think it’s better for them to immediately keep us hostage just because of something innocent or just take a picture for nothing when they think it’s for a record. This situation happened to me before unfortunately and I know how it feels to be in this situation so I’m sorry you had to go through that. Hope this Karen can be just professional in the future. And this is a good reason why I stay out of filming banks unless if I have business there.
Ok, it’s understandable that Banks generally don’t allow photography on Their Properties, for safety of someone’s financial records, etc. But this “Karen” shouldn’t have taken Your photo for whatever Her reasoning is + You didn’t give Her consent to do so. Lastly, You’re most likely not even going back, since You got a video of the Elevator anyways. At least She didn’t yell.
Employees in any public property have every right to escort you out if recording is against the rules. But that lady was a bit unprofessional. Instead of simply just saying: “You need to leave.” She could’ve stated the reason why, and then saying: “I am going to ask you to please leave, if you are not here to business with us.” afterwards in a polite tone, rather than a sassy tone. Also her taking a picture was totally unnecessary. I understand if you were doing something more suspicious, but just for taking a video/pictures of the elevator?
She left crumbs.
Oh my gosh she is trying to be a boss of everyone will filming elevator
She could’ve it handled better instead of being rude, smh🤦♂️
I avoid filming elevators at the bank because there’s a lot of security and I know they wouldn’t allow photography and especially that’s almost like trespassing!, I would never film an elevator in the bank unless I’m permitted to do so
If I am going to film at a bank I like to do it at banks I have an account with. Therefore if I get busted I can use the conducting business at the ATM excuse
I saw the butterfly on the floor flying while she is talking to you
Are you sure that was a butterfly. That looked like a leaf blowing as the door was closing.
@@elevcarwashsirensandmore21 ?
@@theelevatorfannyanlifewas it actually a butterfly. It didn't look like that to me.
Yeah I’d start my video in the elevator when I go to banks like that. But at least she didn’t scream at you
I didn’t think she was really rude at all, banks generally forbid any photography in or around thier buildings. She sounded pleasant to me. You were classified as loitering in a bank. No, they do not allow that.
Agreed
Even unpopular opinions can be sound
"You need to leave" is acceptable but taking a picture of you, or anyone else for "official bank records" is too much. I think they're doing it to know who not to serve. It might be acceptable if an aggressive or violent behavior is done but in this case is just useless. I wouldn't film an elevator inside a bank anyway.
Nice
I'm sorry, but I cannot blame the lady. Even if she's not a professional, she maybe still weary about the no photography thing. This is why a lot of us elevator enthusiasts do NOT film in Banks. They are security sensitive areas!
But about the Karen? I may be a bit wrong. But I'm just stating my opinion before the actual fact.
I’m gonna keep filming in banks
I agree with what @NeilPrasad_1905 says here
@@josephbletsas6314 💀💀
@@SPS8elevatorsoflakecounty that's okay, just be extra careful when filming in such!
@@SPS8elevatorsoflakecounty"I'm gonna keep filming in banks". If you want to, go right ahead. I would just use extreme caution.
massive respect for the way you handled that karen.
Me when I I get busted by Karen’s 🖕
Typical Karen's, they think that they own the world. For one thing did she even work there?
Yeah I think so
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