Fuming petrol station owner goes ballistic when paid cash. UK police called.
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- This was the first visit to his petrol station. On this occasion he didn't mind the coins but didn't like the video. Now he hates the coins and tells me to put video on RUclips.
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In fairness I can understand why the shop keeper doesn't want to have to go out of his way and spend his time having it out with the bank just because someone wants to get views on a you tube channel. My parents were not cousins but I wouldn't want the hassle plus the risk of it not being legal tender as me personally and I'm sure alot of other people would not know of a £100 coin. I know he's a shop keeper but he can't be aware of everything,he's only human and we all learn new things in our day to day jobs.I know many shops around where I live in Yorkshire that refuse to take £50 pound notes so unless I was trying to be a fool I wouldn't go arguing trying to pay with a £100 pound coin. I am not trying to argue with all you that agree with him I am just sharing my personal opinion.
Fair enough comment, thankyou, but it shows how far the pendulum of our rights has swung the wrong way. Coins made by the Royal Mint and proclaimed as "legal tender for payment throughout our United Kingdom" should be just that. Our society has allowed shops to refuse £50 notes, which is their right, and recently card only, no cash, which is also their right. What is our right, the peoples right, is to use any form of current legal tender for payment of a debt or financial obligation. It might seem pedantic to some, but we should not let our rights be eroded away. Our great grandparents witnessed the end of the use of gold coins as an emergency measure to fight ww1 and the state stole all the gold in exchange for paper notes. Our Grandparents witnessed the end of silver coins where the state stole all the peoples silver and swapped it for copper nickel coins. We are witnessing the theft of all the copper and nickel coins seeing them swapped for steel coins and it won't be long before its all cashless. Let's not forget that its the monetary system that enslaves the human race to our mortgages and taxes causing huge environmental harm, whilst the state acts like tyrants invading and bombing other peoples lands behind the threat of nuclear weapons all backed by their power of infinite money creation rather than the "live within your means" restraint of finite metals. Dont forget, the reason why the UK came off the gold standard was to fight the First World War.
@@julianchamberlain5399 Hi Julian,thank you for your polite and dignified response. I agree we shouldn't allow our rights be eroded away and I agree with all you said in you reply. Sorry I haven't read all the comments but the comments I did read I felt people were just targeting that particular shop or even their culture for refusing the £100 coin where in fact it is far more common than just them refusing legal tender and many white british shop owners behave the same way. But I understand to make a stand you have to start somewhere and that petrol station was a place to start and make people aware. I enjoy watching these kind of uploads and I'm sure the hard work you put in is appreciated. If it wasn't for you and others we would be walked over.I will watch more of your videos. I just wanted to make a point that sometimes it's lack of knowledge why they refuse the money.
Bottom line is these coins are legal tender and therefor should be accepted. Also these coins have an intrinsic value unlike a £20 note which is plastic and have no value apart from a promise. If these coins are commemorative they should be marketed as so.
@@garrydeglan754 legal tender has a very specific meaning. It does not mean the selling party has to accept something just because it is legal tender.
But if they are legal tender the banks shouldn't be making it difficult either
Very amusing to watch a man in fake designer clothes deny a genuine coin of its authenticity as legal tender.
Word.
If that attendant saw that coin on the floor you can be damn sure he would pick it up and try and cash it in.
Try,but would probably be unsuccessful...the man took the coin to the bank and they wouldn't accept it...even the royal mint say..it's unlikely banks and shops will accept the coin.....if someone gave you the same coin for payment,and no bank or shop would accept it,you would be just as frustrated as that man is...so in his mind he could be out of pocket by over £200.
The coin is either legal or not.
@@nickhyde420 Regardless, it's either accepted or not. I have been refused sales using fifty pound notes in the past.
@@bigj1454 If you ask me, it's a very grey area.
@@nickhyde420 Ultimately, I believe it is down to the payee's discretion as to whether or not to accept or reject the transaction.
These people just prove why cousins SHOULDN'T marry!
I am still conflicted by these coins but no need to insult garage owners as they have a loss of over 240 pounds and are caught with coins they can't bank and apart from Julian have not seen this anywhere else. To go back to same garage was always going to raise issues and they handled it badly but emotions can run high when they are being put on social media and lost money twice. I hope Julian stops the coin videos as entertsining that they are it should end with him paying garages by their accepted payment if he wants to make a video and his point. Yes the banks should accept any sterling tender and yes the bank of england should underwrite any coin the royal mint produce as legal tender. We all know the retailers are caught in the middle and unless they sell them on ebay below face value it is a loss and painful.If Julian wants to fight the coin battle stop buying fuel because it is a debt and promise to pay and try paying car tax and council tax and hmrc with this so Goverment loses not small business owners. Even his own bank tried to sell him coins back at face value as they were stuck with them. Julian if you read this I hope you see the emotions you felt from garage sraff were because they lost out twice and your crusade is costing people money...no need for reply as I like you and someone could of got hurt and unless you try the government angle it is just for content and people are caught in the middle.
@@AG-ob3fx they lost nothing it is legal tender, coin of the realm. His argument should be with the bank. Any coin with a face value from the royal mint is legal unless specifically stated commemorative coin only.
@@endeavourone882 Hi Eric, that is the point ...they are silver coins which if mass produced tender in general circulatiom would be made of less expensive metal. The business owners can't bank them as general circulating coins hence the problem. Julian buys a 100 coin for about 80 pounds on ebay as if they were easy to bank why would anyone sell below face value. I was with Julian on legal tender argument and feel the royal mint is just causing a problem calling them legal tender as no bank has to accept them so in the end becomes just a collector coin where value demtermined by demand or scrap value. It iis not a high street bank issue and just a scam by royal mint calling them legal tender which bank of england won't take from high street banks. It is not a coin deemed to be in wide general circulaion and designed as a collector coin hence made of silver.these coins if not underwritten by bank of england and in general circulation for banks should be treate no differently to coins by london mint or frankllin mint. I hate people beinG caught in the middle and if you watch all Julian's videos then you may change your view ....legal tender should not be term used for a collector coin unless cash service companies can get bank of england to recognise and exchange them.Tesco's bank said they had 1000's of pounds worth of coins they could not do anything with so why put retaier's in a position to proviide goods and then have to sell coins on ebay for a loss. Banks are also private companies and unless bank of englend accept them they just are a loss. If I sold you petrol and my bank won't take them and I can't bank them the legal tender argument is a scam by the royal mint. Just because Julian is clever using the debt angle for diesel as you have to pay afterwardss and offers legal tender to settle a debt argument it is just a precious coint the royal mint produce as legal tender which can't be banked. I never liked this as puts small business owners in a position, and if bank of england accepted from high street banks there would be no issue but then they wouldn't make out of silver so just a scam from the royal mint.
@@AG-ob3fx Thankyou for your comment. Most of my replies to you are already stated in the video but fundamentally this is a protest in favour of sound money and an exercise of rights to use money that has been legislated for payment throughout our United Kingdom.
@@AG-ob3fx Its not a scam of the Royal Mint and the coins are not called legal tender by the Royal Mint but by the Queen through her Privy Council. Someone, who avoids signing their letters or publishing their name at the Royal Mint discourages banks and retailers from accepting the coins. This is treason and a scandal as it contradicts the Queens proclamation that the coins are for payment.
9:43 When he said ' you are not leaving this place today' you should have driven away. Under law you were entitled to use necessary force to prevent a kidnapping.
Not quite right in Law. See my answer above. Reasonable force against another person is to defend yourself. But I get your drift…
police are genraly stupid.
Its false imprisonment which is a serious crime.
It's false imprisonment. They made it clear he wasn't to leave or else. This is a serious offence.
@@johnscott4693 Years ago I was arrested for fighting. At court when reviewing the CCTV footage it was very clear to see i was struck first and acted in self defence. a amatuer bare knuckle fight broke out but nobody was hurt. If anything if the fight wasnt stopped i feel he would of got the better of me as i was feeling a little over powered from memory. But i was still fined by the court and the other guy only got a warning. why is that? in my mind i was just defending myself. So i ask please define what is classed by the courts as defending yourself.
In Australia, they put out a $200 gold coin, it is legal tender according to the Australian Mint. But for some reason that they couldn’t explain they called the police and had me trespassed. The cops kept asking why I was laughing, until I explained that now there was no way for me to pay except through the court. Took them 9 months and they had to pay costs. I still laugh about it today, unfortunately it was before mobile phones had cameras
I was just thinking about those $200 coins they minted for the bicentennial in 1988 while watching this. Cooee!
Cool story 👍
imagen how small the $200 gold coins would have to be now
That's exactly what "legal tender" means. If a merchant doesn't accept it their only recourse to recover the debt is through the courts and all the expense and fuss that entails. Most would understandably rather just take the hit and leave the payer to walk away smugly.
Surprised he didn't call all his mates that's what they normally do
75% of credit card skimming go on in franchised petrol stations The remaining 25% go on in corner shops !
Hubby had his work petrol card cloned in the petrol station on the corner by his office, DUMB SHITS.
And which ethnic grouping links both
@@JohnSmith-qv3ll In fairness the guy sounds sikh not muslim.
@@tropicalpalmtree they're at it too!
Bullshit, that literally leaves no percentage for anywhere else, like ATM’s. Where did you get that “data”?
I'm sure esso would love too see there franchises behaving like this
Nothing stopping you from sending Esso a link to this video. :-)
Would love to know which esso this is, but i know for a fact loads of us would roll up with mints and screw them right over.
@@taIlboyandy23 not his problem that's something the banking industry needs to deal with with the royal mint that's the whole point of the exercise... Still doesn't warrant that behaviour from a so called business owner.
@@taIlboyandy23 you came threaten people or drive like a crazy round the forecourt. Drive offs happen every day it’s normally a civil matter unless it’s classes as bilking in which case police get involved. They should take his details and take legal action if they feel his payment is not acceptable
@@taIlboyandy23 we apologise your boyfriend isn’t smart enough to know how to withdraw money correctly.
That what happens when the country is flooded by people from overseas, they don't know the laws of the land.
damn didn't think the owner of this channel was a racist.. he's had plenty of run-ins with people from his own country that don't understand which is even worse!
Nationality isn't the issue,. You know full well the car is filled up with fuel and then the coin is produced for payment.
It's disgraceful carryon all for media content on RUclips
When? It already is!...
Dont be a bigot.
So true
If those high value Royal Mint coins were illegal and not meant to be used as proper cash payment for goods like every other coin made and circulated in the UK then there would of been a law written into legislation. I understand that some people buy these particular coins purely for the sole purpose of collecting them and never actually intend to use/spend them, but the bottom line and legal standpoint is, is that the £100 coin together with the others are legal tender just like the 1p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, £1 and £2 coins etc, only difference being is their higher value. If petrol stations, shops, supermarkets and stores refuse to accept these coins then this is their choice and is another matter altogether. Julian has every right to buy and use these Royal Mint coins however and whenever he chooses, to either collect or spend them. I have no issues or problems with what he does because I can see it from his point of view and he's well within legal right to spend these Royal Mint coins at his discretion and pleasure. Naturally Julian is going to run into problems at times because people are not used to receiving such unusual high value coins which are not common like the mass produced ones the majority of us are used to seeing and handling on a daily basis. I think if more people were to start buying these Royal Mint coins and use them for spending rather than collecting, this would help the stigma surrounding these coins and make more people feel comfortable about accepting them in shops and stores etc.
Good comment. The Royal Mint should say sorry and encourage the banks to accept them to reverse their stupid mistake. But they calculated their loss and decided that its a few hundred million that they are not able to stomach loosing so they leave it on the little guy to loose and hope no one does anything about it. They were wrong.
@@taIlboyandy23 Shops are not obligated to accept legal tender but there is no obligation for the debtor to pay in any other way.
@@taIlboyandy23 You are just expressing your opinion. Thats ok but it doesn't make what you say correct. By your reasoning, a garage could refuse cash and say at the kiosk card only and no credit cards and the debtor would have to pay in the way the seller says.
@@taIlboyandy23 The things you have said without backing it up. If the garage can refuse to accept my payment but I'm still obliged to pay in some other way, what would happen if I refused?
@@taIlboyandy23 You are just talking nonsense. What would it take to convince you I'm right? How about reading the pinned comment on this linked video. It's by John Scott QC and he analyses the subject from a legal perspective. ruclips.net/video/OJFNnJaw4Ws/видео.html
Can’t even speak the queens english
German.
I doubt they even called the police, might be worth reporting them just in case of repercussions.
They are probably wanted by the Police themselves so doubt they phoned them.
Make sure they give a tax receipt so you can claim it as a business expense as you are making money off RUclips ! It is a legal requirement for them to provide you with a tax receipt !
There's no chance of a receipt. More likely to get robbed.
Definitely call the police on them. He was trying to get in your car 👮♂️🚔
Shut up you tart
Need more diversity in fuel stations.
If you do get taken to court and are fined you should pay in those coins.
I will.
But he won't be taken to court and fined for spending legal tender .
@@julianchamberlain5399 expand it time to pay fines in bitcoin!
@@alexanderevans7426 It was a joke. Anyway, who is to say that a magistrate would not take the view that as the Royal Mint has advised banks not to accept them, that they will go by that, leading to an appeal. Magistrates do not have comprehensive legal training and are advised by the, I believe, clerk of the court, if needed. They often make foolish decisions.
@@axiomcurbcommunity come on man this is about silver coins 🪙
"They are fake coins" says the guy in the fake Gucci t shirt
The HMRC and police should investigate these thugs who are likely laundering drug money through that petrol station.
Hope they lose the franchise over this.
(If this is a franchise - either way they need to be removed from there)
Too right they need to be removed from there and removed from the country
@@RaysRailVideos If they are indian sikh they have every right to be here as any native. Those people stood toe to toe with the British army and played a huge part and made a huge sacrifice in winning the war with us. If they are muslim i agree, none of them are honest.
@@tropicalpalmtree the great british army that has helped the rich plunder the world and in many cases fuck it right up even to this day.
You can see the second he looks at the camera and sees you filming. That's when their attitude changed. They knew their threat were recorded. and anything they said or did would be too. That's why they were annoyed. They thought threatening you would make you pay up.
He already paid.
Typical foreigners reverting to violence in our country
@@catsarereallyfurryaliens I don't like to go down the route of foreign Vs not foreign.
It's typical of ignorant people who think they know the law of the land better than someone has experienced living in the country for much longer.
you can have a gas station below 80 IQ.
nice to know.
I knew it! Typically, the only time a complainant resorts to self-help, is when they have taken an indefensible position. The cops told them it was out of their hands, so they resorted to bully tactics.
Funny that Johnny Foreigner does not understand legal tender and the status of the queen.
I can't say I noticed...
@@julianchamberlain5399 you do make me laugh ! Love the videos keep them coming
Twat ! Why bring in the Foreigner in to it . Great video you go back under your rock
@@nomad6389 because they were quite clearly individuals of an African/Afro Caribbean background. To second that, they didn't even seem to understand the meaning of the term 'legal tender'.
Whether one agrees with what Brett does is irrelevant because it's lawful behaviour but those guys acted like deranged criminals. I'm sure ESSO would love to see the footage.
@@technojoe4079 looked Indian subcontinent to me but as redblood said why bring that into this? , there's a stack of white people disputing in other videos.
First time I've heard of these coins. When I was younger I worked in a petrol station. I wouldn't have accepted it myself only based on the fact that I was conned there by customers on a few occasions. Baring in mind I could serve up to 180 people per hour so a few occasions isn't much really. Still nearly cost me my job on all 3 occasions though. One was a fake 50 note, another was some sort of £20 note scam and another was a couple of cars that were together and one paid for the others fuel (£5 when it was meant to be £80) then the other person came in trying to pay the £5 leaving me £75 short. Your supposed to keep on everything but with 20 pumps, around 60 cars on the forecourt and up to 40 people in the shop it could be difficult to keep an eye on everything.
Disgustingly threatening behaviour.
If they took a minute to think that no potential fraudster hangs around after robbing them, then perhaps he might have engaged his 2 brain cells to wonder why you just might be talking some sense and should be looked into further.
Threatening to steal your belongings?
I think head office need to be informed.
Well the Fraudsters that own that Garage and the Worker's in Garage are Ripping people of everyday
I don't see them doing a Runner
Yes they acted poorly,but once you have been stuck with coin you can really only sell on ebay as a colletor coin for leess than face value and then the same guy does i to you again your patience might be tested so swhislt I thought they handled it badmy fool me once shame on you ..fool me twice shame on me. Juliqn has obtaoined over 240 pounds of goods and retailer stuck with coins they have to put on ebay to get maybe 70 to 80% back., and be an unwilling you tube star as the owner knew he had been on you tube after 1st visit. Then Julian now reported them to the police from one of his reply's. Julian you are a polite friendly guy but really ...you give someone a problem, get discount for buying fuel as you buy coins below face value. Then you upload video to you tube so guy not only feels a fool for taking a coin he can't bank , but it's on the internet and then you go there again and expect him to accept it politely. I like Julian but this has to stop and calling police on garage is not right. Julian you are better than that, you gave him a business loss made him a star and reported him to the police ........all for clicks
@@hughjorgan1662 it is not fraud to have huge signs telling you how much the fuel they are selling is per litre and you chosing to buy it, nor their margin on goods in store...it is your right to fill up at supermarket or pay a premium at services as many of those are open 24hrs and have different rent,rates and staff costs. Some 24hrs fuel stations offer card payment at pump at night shop is closed.
@@AG-ob3fx
Yawn Yawn
They're Legal Tender
The Bank has to change them
For the Value of the Coins
Go look at the 🤡 Cop
That's Interviewing him to do with these Coins that are Legal Tender
Man what's the Problem
@@hughjorgan1662 it says on royal mint website banks and shops unlikely to accept them ...so may be legal tender but not in genersl circulation hence the issue
Why on earth or how on earth did we as a great country allow so many foreigners in who think they'll treat this country and it's own people like their own tip..
Not being funny, but if you don't know the answer to that, then you may as well continue watching mainstream television while reading the Sun. There is little hope I'm afraid.
@@boltingskyline5234 Not being funny but i don't watch MSM or read newspapers,i'm well aware of what's going on.
@@letmeoffthisplanet6208 have you considered watching history debunked, it's run by a nice old chap called Simon, he does 10 minute videos on all that kind of stuff
Calling you a Robber that's Slander in a Civil Court 👿
Half the shops would be happy to take them if the banks just did their job
So what can the shops do with them? Surely the banks are obligated to accept legal tender?
Banks are just saying the private clearing houses like "Barclays Max" won't take them.
so
1) They use a different Bank or clearing house
2) Retail shop or Bank, go direct to BoE
3) Retail shop to give it out a change.
4) Retail use it to pay their bills, instead of digital money called Chaps, Bacs, Faster payments.
@@pqrstzxerty1296 maybe he should give them a leaflet explaining how they can bank them. It might make it a bit easier.
@@DMC888 u can’t bank them
@@DMC888 Buy their stock with them.
It all got rather heavy a hostage situation was imminent by the looks of things looks like legal tender won over fake gucci keep safe julian
I'd be hurting the silly twats if they started such nonsense with me ! I'd 'get down in the gutter' with them and they would NOT like the outcome !
Where was Ronnie Pickering when all this was going on 😂😂
Correct - a parking space, away from a “highway” (defined as the road and any associated pathways etc) is not a “ROAD”.
Besides, for s164/5 RTA 1988 you must be DRIVING on a ROAD. Parked up, journey over … you’re no longer “driving”. That’s enough. I’d argue here you’re not on a road either… So whether a Road (or Highway) is irrelevant anyway, as the RTA doesn’t apply (unless you’ve been involved in a an accident).
NB. “You’re not leaving” is either 1) a citizens arrest or 2) kidnapping. Clarify which it is whenever threatened.
In any event, if you ever see people blocking you in, anywhere, with cones, wood, bins or worse still cars, then drive off. Top priority is your safety. Everything else can be resolved with the police or in court.
NB. You can even drive away from an accident or incident on the road if you feel threatened, even if it was your fault - provided you report yourself to a Police Station (technically within 24 hours) and explain your actions. Usually it’s best to call the Police once you’re safe. Thee Law and Case interpretation around this is all rather old, pre mobile phones! Remember judges are intelligent people. They will accept the threat of assault as justification to leave a scene. A quick call to the police is you’re golden ticket out of trouble.
In this circumstance, the police should be visiting these lads for the threats they made…
I've just reported them for trying to steal my stuff and my vehicle. Thanks for your wise words as always.
Perfect summing up of this and associated matters John 👍
Those idiots are potentially very dangerous individuals.
@#John Scott•
There can be no opposition to your articulate response because it is factual, thorough and impressive.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom.
You could of paid with a handwritten promissory note and if they refused 3 times the debt never existed 😉✌🙏
Fancy giving that a try? 🤔🤣✌🙏
I recommend you send footage to ESSO. They will love how they have behaved to a customer.
I think they own it.
@@julianchamberlain5399 still a franchise, no?
The site is owned by Motor Fuel Group and operated by a contract manager, who must be the aggressive guy. So you should send the footage to MFG.
@@taIlboyandy23 No mention of court in the Queens proclamation "The said silver coin shall be legal tender for payment of any amount in any part of Our United Kingdom" or the Bank of Englands definition of legal tender. "Legal tender has a narrow technical meaning which has no use in everyday life. It means that if you offer to fully pay off a debt to someone in legal tender, they can’t sue you for failing to repay" Cant sue means cant bring the case to court. Think about it, how can legal tender only be paid into court if you cant sue someone for non payment if they if their offer to pay in legal tender was refused.
@@taIlboyandy23 show me the legislation that says anything about coins in circulation
Fake Gucci t shirt.
Julian you came up in my suggestions, and your my type of guy, clear and decisive. Subscribed and shared.
The big red free cash sign towards the end of the vid was a bonus 😂
Makes a change from them skimming credit cards brilliant well done another good video. You would have been in your rights to drive off as soon as he tried your door handle
I'm reporting it to the police. The way I described it, without the context, sounds like a very serious crime. They attempted to rob me and hold me hostage.
@@julianchamberlain5399 go back in there when the night staff are on
@@julianchamberlain5399 even with context, that's exactly what happened 👍 not sure how you stayed calm I would've run them over in "fear for my safety" 😉
@@jasonmw1471 I was pretty edgy and ready to defend myself if neccarsary. I know it looks like I've provoked them, but when you get your head round the facts, they tried to rob me and admitted it on video and tried to unlawfully detain me.
@@julianchamberlain5399 absolutely, you should contact the auditors on here so they can go pay them a visit 👍 livefree, audit Ed, auditing Britain, Marti Blagborough and many more 👍
Them telling you you can't leave is as illegal as they are
😂
@@69mosshead still they own a esso in england while your on yt comments making fun of some indian fellas lol you must be so secure with your self
Bellend.
Julian, I love your petrol pump videos. I find them fascinating both from a legal and social perspective and the various interactions you have with the people you engage with. Please upload more of these videos when you can! :)
It is interesting how they respond.
I'm waiting anxiously for the next video ! 😊
@@robertr19224 You need to get out more!
@@135Ops I get out plenty but thanks for your concern.
Owner calling money fake while wearing fake Gucci 😳
“Police are on their way” that means we can fast forward 3 hrs.
What this really shows is that the whole collectors coin thing from the Royal Mint is a scam, people buy these as investment which they certainly are not
He most have a whole lot of them and can't get rid of them.
@@cornet959 I buy them as I need them.
@@julianchamberlain5399 just out of curiosity what do you need them for ?
@@Elontusk01 excersing his legal right, and to test the extremities of the law.
Go for the bullion gold coins. Those are the ones you want
Wow, when they stopped you leaving and tried to get into the vehical I would have phoned the police myself.
Great video, I’d call that a great result.
I’d love to have heard the police telling the irate manager that they weren’t coming
😂👍
Me too. They did give them a crime number though. Nice little touch i thought
@@julianchamberlain5399
I guess they had to offer him something to soothe his childish temper and his Gucci ego.
Not to worry, enjoy the petrol ✊👍
Why do they employ staff who have to interact with the public who can not speak English🤔
But, one has to ask, is it worth all the hassle??
Think this bloke gets a buzz out of hassle
I think these guys own it.
Tell them to go and spend them in their uncles corner shop or they could buy a magic carpet from the bazaar.
8:34 congratulations on your first paid promotion, very subtly delivered 😂
Having your window open was giving me anxiety that he would throw the coins in like before. You need a retractable mesh sun visor so you can have the window open, but they can’t pass it back to you 😂
Uber eats. Yeah I thought they should pass a few quid my way. I dont mind coins in payment.
@@julianchamberlain5399 Pmsl🤣
You could send them a letter, that looks like it comes from a solicitor. e.g. Sue Grabbit and Run, pointing out that they can be prosecuted for a criminal offence of false imprisonment etc. The Vitch example.
I've a plan to put fake parking tickets on police vehicles that are parking on reds and double yellows. A fake number, to call if you dispute. Then record the police trying to get out of parking tickets.
Make it a premium rate number too, earn some cash in the process! 😂
@@TheTomboy26 And the police are supposed to obey the law, not repeated break it and say f-off when they do.
@@TheTomboy26 If he watches the Vitch then he's not planning on growing up. More like tripping out.
Some stunning footage of you sat in your car, wincing, coughing and clearing your throat.
@34.28 "Just to be clear you don't want those coins again do you?" 🤣🤣🤣
It does indeed actually state on the royal mint website that the £100 coin is legal tender in the uk
Yes but to be fair,most people don't even know £100 coins exist,,but you can understand why some would be skeptical.
@@NGT4LIFE not the point anyone who has a brain can take a minute to see that this is money
It is simple
The one hundred pound coin (£100) is a commemorative coin of the pound sterling. Issued for the first time by the Royal Mint in 2015 and sold at face value, £100 coins hold legal tender status but are intended as collectors' items and are not found in general circulation.
@Marshall Carwood Yup you are correct
@@eugeneoneal3034 Great comment. Thanks for posting it.
Payment of a debt in a court of law, then yes it would apply as legal tender to pay the debt but as its not in a court of law then the coin is not classed as currency
@@evers83 You can't pay them into court as the court doesn't have a cash desk. They say go to the bank and do a transfer to the court. Bank won't take them even though we the people bailed them out in 2008.
According to UK law, all coins made by The Royal Mint are classed as legal tender, whether they are commemorative coins or those in circulation. In truth, it does not mean they can be accepted by banks, shops or businesses for cash transactions. Good to hear that some chap who knows nothing about me thinks I'm a goon
I think you should file a police report. They behaved that way, because they have been getting away with it. People don't change if there aren't any consequences for their bad behavior.
I'm going to. They acted like the Ives and hostage takers and I will be reporting them as such.
@@julianchamberlain5399 good! Please, keep us updated. 😎👍
He has a fake gucci shirt on
£1.49.9 a litre???? only one robbing b#stard here ;)
£1.399
Next time mate, offer them Pakistani Ruppee`s
They`ll be over the moon with that,
They need to educate themselves,
I would 100% be sending this to police and Esso
Same
Great vid, got a bit hairy at one point 🤣🤣🤣
You cant possibly have watched it all?
If they refuse to accept legal tender in settlement of a debt that's their problem. A shop can require you to pay in cabbages if they so choose because the marked prices are an invitation to treat.
Exactly, because money and its value are an illusion.
It's only worth what you believe in worth, or what the convince you it's worth.
Glad to see you still paying in legal tender
Wait 🤦♀️🤦♀️wow are they serious that’s legal tender and your right put a sign up if they don’t want it. But this is disgusting behaviour can’t believe they thought they could open your door to steal your stuff then illegally tried to lock you in and also lifted to cone twice and was looking like he was showing you he will smash your car because you paid with legal money and also reckless driving he nearly knock someone down 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️.
Well done in staying cool If this had went down with me the fear I would have over their behaviour.
It’s so unacceptable behaviour so unprofessional I hope you contact esso and the police even just to document it incase they try anything illegal again.
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he's taking a risk doing this in my opinion, one day someone won't accept it and lose their cool and.. well the less said the better..
"It's legal tender but its more of a commemorative coin"
So, it is legal tender as he stated. Surely that what be the end of the situation.
I am not sure how many brain cells you are battling with there, Julian, but it is not many.
Well if you understood what legal tender meant then no it’s not the end of the argument. Legal tender means it must be accepted as payment of a debt, it has nothing to do with buying goods or services and if it’s not in general circulation it does not have to be accepted by the store. He’s wrong and has gone with the sole intention of making a video. He is what we technically call a dick.
@@robertofulton After the first time this guy paid with a £100 commemorative coin and they found out the banks wouldn't accept it, the petrol station owners should've put up a notice saying they only accept cash in all denominations up to £50, paper money or coins. They don't have to accept any grifter £100 coin......like shops that advertise payment by credit card only. Get fooled once but don't get fooled twice.
@@hmartinspliff the shop didn’t need to take the coins anyway.
Nope they can refuse any form of payment with out notice
@@robertofulton Julian's argument is that although a shop can refuse to sell him something in exchange for that coin he has bout fuel that cannot be returned. He is now in debt and as you said, it must be accepted for a debt. That is the legal loophole he is exploiting. The real crook here is the Royal Mint who sell overpriced coins knowing that they cannot easily be used. Why does a £100 coin have to cost £100 if it has no value other than the silver content?
IGNORANCE CAN BE EDUCATED, AND CRAZY CAN BE MEDICATED, BUT THERE'S NO CURE FOR STUPID.
Been binge watching your vids, and strange i was thinking you reminded me of Danny Shine (Veitch friend from years ago) and you mention Charlie Veitch! I wonder if you watch Spiritual Entertainer?
Anyway, I really enjoy your content and understand where you are coming from, and can also see the other sides reasoning too, which all makes for interesting viewing.
I've even looked on eBay at the coins, some bargains to be had, tempted to try, but not got the balls to go through with it.
You should put in a FOI request for the for forecourt footage 😂😂
Newish sub btw, really enjoying your videos and interactions 💯👍✌️
This guy gives off some serious wolf creek vibes
Exactly what I thought. Don't mean it in a bad way. Just needs the hat.
Sorry but i cant take anyone seriously in a tacky fake GUCCI t shirt 👕 😂😂
The MAN makes the jumper. The jumper DOESN'T make the man. He looks worth tuppence hapeny in it.
Juilian
You’re the bravest person I’ve come across.
He is arguing about a legal £100 coin whilst wearing Gucci? Lol
Right couple of bandits them two, but this is what the uk is becoming.
Julian good news!!...Retailer Aldi has just awarded an pay rise to its lorry delivery staff insuring the masses don't go hungry and its drivers are no longer exploited..Julian thanks to the likes you my freind thanks to the like of you!!
That'll be the Aldi where the drivers have to load there own trucks at the rdc's , is it ??
Where are they coming from ?? The police station 😂😂😂
The Knights Templars were the creators of the International Banking system which had no problems when giving promissory notes to the customers, but it's amazing to what lengths the Royal Mint and large banking corporations will do to break those promises.
Name and shame that petrol garage and lets see what happens to them when "paying law abiding customers" start boycotting them ;-)
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The term 'legal tender' allows UK coins to be accepted for payment of debts in court. ... Banks, building societies and shops are NOT obliged to accept commemorative coins - and never have been - as they are not circulating legal tender. Some banks do accept them at their own discretion, but this is unlikely.
a muppet making issues out of nothing. Pathetic
But the person owing the money, the debtor is not obliged to pay in any other way. So whilst the shop is not obliged to accept legal tender they would be stupid not to if they want paying... I like the muppets so thanks. I'd be the drummer.
@@julianchamberlain5399 that's your problem for filling your car whilst knowing you didn't have the suitable currency in non commemorative coins which don't have to be accepted. Commemorative coins can be used as a payment of debts in courts. That's what makes them legal tender but at no point is any store obligated to accept a commemorative coin as payment. However I will say if they said previously they were happy to take them then thays there problem but they have decided to withdraw from that as they are able to do.
@@TheVerseCity I know what John Scott would say. Can you cite case law, otherwise its just your opinion. I dont know they wouldn't want to accept them and in this case he said he was happy to last time. You are welcome to express your opinion but you imply that what you say is correct legally speaking, when it isn't. Its just the normally accepted way of behaving.
The only thing that looks fake, is that Gucci t-shirt, maybe the police should look into that to see if it's counterfeit?
£1.40 a litre. Asda is £1.31 and some places £1.28 but depends on what town/city you are in.
No shit.
@@belladonnasbat5816 Look after the pennies and the pounds will look after themselves. 🤑
And you watch diesel go past 1.50 this winter
I remember a gallon cost £1
I remember when I could drive to college and work everyday, then back home and could do it all on £5 a week. Maybe a couple of extra quid for leisure at the weekends.
Miss those old days! The world's become almost alien lately compared to what it used to be like.
It's legal tender.
The end.....
"I say your robbing them" haha I'm dead!!!🤣🤣
Title change: Autism vs Jihadis.
lol the old coin is "sitting at the managers home as a collectors item". that's crazy, makes it seem like hes been mugged off proper! 🤣
He soon bought it back to try and swap it for bank credit.
Can't wait for this.
How you doing anyway Brett?
Not to bad but not 100% as you will see
@@julianchamberlain5399 Just watched it bud.
Man that was some entertainment and a half! 😂 I was ready for bed but now I'm pumped with adrenaline haha.
You did ever so well in staying calm or appearing to anyway my friend 👍
Are you going to take this any further because I would 100%. They could seriously hurt somebody one day!
Give us a shout if you're ever up in the Midlands area.
N yh your chest sounds bad mate, try and get some rest in and intake some healthy foods/supplements, etc.
Have you ever heard of Mullen Leaf? It's great for chest problems, especially with irritants such as pollen, etc. Look it up in supplement form Brett. Defo worth a try and it's only cheap in 'legal tender' 🤣.
Hope you get well soon. Your content's getting better all the time.
@@technojoe4079 Thanks. Im OK if I exclude pollen.
@@julianchamberlain5399 No worries.
Take care mate 👍
I don't understand why a coin minted and released as legal tender isn't legal tender.
Bet they didn't even phone the Police.
Section 5 Threatening words and behaviour, disorderly conduct and dangerous driving should do for starters 👍
Also SAR (Subject Access Request) the forecourt footage.
Keep up the fun.
You should try the “ Scottish “ £100 pound note as well. That is also “” Legal Tender “”
Scottish notes are not legal tender. They are legal currency. In this scenario they could refuse the notes and still successfully sue for non payment but they probably would accept them as the Bank would take them.
Royal Mint website says "In practice this means that although the silver UK coins we produce in denominations of £5, £20, £50 and £100 are approved as legal tender, they have been designed as limited edition collectables or gifts and will not be entering general circulation. As such, UK shops and banks are unlikely to accept them"
Unlikely to accept them doesn't mean they will not accept them and doesn't explain the legal implications of refusing to accept them in the case of a debt or financial obligation. Weasel words from the Royal Mint.
Keep them coming Julian! You need to report them to the police mate
Don't you just luv our diverse multicultural friends.
See the racist elements raising their heads
Here we go , racist types. But a great video
@@chriswood8398 yeah those Asians are the biggest racist in this country
@@nomad6389 next your be telling me our multicultural friends built this country.
@@bodicatudor no but you let them take it away from you.
Under the terms of their petroleum licence it is forbidden to use a mobile phone on a forcourt. Report them and they should have their licence revoked.
Game over for them.
That rule shocked me when I was visiting UK. The rest of the World knows mobilephones are not a hassard while pumping. 😁🤣
@@briankristiansen821 nope. It’s the same in Canada. No phone use by gas pumps
@@petersmith6974 Strange 😳 well maybe not there is alot of people everywhere, whom like to make rules just for the fun of it.😜
@@petersmith6974 , also in Australia.
@@johnvienta7622 well I did think of that as a possibilty, after all you do have tigth connection to the UK 🤣. Still my point stands, there is absolutly No way the use of a cell phone can cause danger of explosion or the likes.
Another great video mate
Only found your channel today. Brilliant !!!
You could do a spot on Columbo !
Love your videos you crack me up lol 🤣 well done !
I used to love coming back from Scotland with scotish notes and going into corner shops to spend them. I was a 14/15 year old girl and I used stand there and tell them to phone the cops if they had a problem, they never called them and the next time it was never an issue, educating adults 1 at a time 🤗 I was a pain in the are a as a kid, who am I kidding I still am😁
Join the club. Its great fun.. 😁
Yup great fun till a pedestrian gets run over
I liked this video because as an education to our multi cultures living in the uk it is a learning curve as stated by the royal mint some people need to read it properly "In practice this means that although the silver UK coins we produce in denominations of £5, £20, £50 and £100 are approved as legal tender, they have been designed as limited edition collectables or gifts and will not be entering general circulation. ... The amounts for legal tender" but can be used .
Love your videos mate!!
Thanks 😊
Where are the police coming from?
The police station! Doh!
Levi and Gucci security lol
Love it man. You stood your ground 🤘😎🤘
Hahaha,boss video dude...look forward to the next one...