True, however Amazon has replaced it with people being zombies on phones instead buying things they don’t need with money they don’t have. I’m just about to purchase some unnecessary oak furniture online 👍

Metro centre is still a very busy place, especially at weekends. It’s lost it’s way though

Too many food places now bring bk metro land

No law against filming and also no law that says a privately owned property though accessible publicly cannot have no filming rules in their property.

its arse, not ass if you're english, ass is stupid american crap talk, be a brit and say arse!!

How rude and distrespectful. On someone else's privately owned property and not following rules and when they or their representatives ie security or staff tell you not to film you tell them to walk away in their own property or their place of work in which you have no right to.

At the end of Part 2, I film the entrance signs.

Shopping centers and the like need to learn we are in an age of cameras everywhere.

@@ForcedAwakenings are you gonna make any more videos or do you have a different channel?

He doesn't work to work hard. He just goes around to shops and shopping centres and be annoying to people genuinely working for a living.

Lol says someone with a msp profile pic and name haha hahaha

@@Red_Vector it’s my daughters HAHAH HAHAHAH

Well it's your right to film in a public space, and right arr like muscles, use them or lose them. Also when my family member was bed ridden, she asked me to film certain places she went when she could walk so she could see how it had changed and also to feel like she had left the house in some way. So f your small minded thought process. People can do what they like in there free time, you might play golf witch I think is the most boring thing ever, or might watch football or wrestling, both I think make you more stupid than a toddler. Either way mind your own pal.

Shyte hole smoggie land absolutely scrap yard

Uk is health and safety and suspicious mad

It's privately owned private property and you like it or not they are well within their rights to have whatever policy including no filming and right to eject kick out with reasonable force or ban anyone not following their premises rules

@Allan Gregory Correct On any private property the police have no jurisdiction or right to enter private property, unless invited by the owner or a warrant. That's way security are employed. and they can use reasonable force to remove you. It's no different than been ejected from a pub or night club.

@Flyer Distribution Lets try again, Fact's There is no legal right to film in public.. There is no written laws in the UK to say you can . You are ALLOWED. The reason why your ALLOWED is because of the millions of CCTV Cameras that's sprung up over the years. Hence the term. "There is no expectation of privacy in a public place". If there were laws brought in to restrict public photography/film because lets say a privacy issues. Then every CCTV Camera would have to come down. Big Brother wouldn't like that . In the US it is written in their Constitution as a legal right. Unlike the UK . The only places you are allowed to film/photo without any interference is from a public right of way. Footpath, bridleway, street or road. It's simple. If you can be banned from any premises then you have no right to be there. If the cameraman is on private grounds, irrespective whether the public are allowed, you still have no right to be there filming if told not to.. If asked to leave by security and you refuse, they can use reasonable force to remove you. It's no different that been thrown out of a Pub/Night Club. Only one privately owned company allows filming on their premises "Network Rail" but still with restrictions www.networkrail.co.uk/communities/railway-enthusiasts/guidelines-for-taking-photos-at-stations/

@@protarget1 perfectly well said. But these audinters are a bunch of unemployed KZfaq lawyers.

@@happyguy201 Trouble is they have been watching too many of these US 1st amendment audits and think we have they same rights. We don't US rights are backed up by law in the constitution. in the UK there is no written laws to allow you to film in public. You are "ALLOWED" BTW What people don't realise that there's no legal right of access on private housing estates. The roads are owned by a collection of all of the owners of the houses on the estate. . Each owner will own a share of the road. The owners may also own other common areas, such as open space and visitor parking areas. The owners will usually collectively hire a property manager to maintain the road and any associated green space. The only time they would be public access, is if any of the roads become adopted by the local highway authorities

Maybe the answer is just film on a bodycam camera!

@@thomassweeten462 it could be but i think the real answer is teaching security guards that they dont actually have any authority what so ever let alone when it comes to cameras because ALL cameras fall under the exact same law. there is no such thing as video recording. video is just the playback of pictures flashed in front of your eyes so fast it looks like its moving. its why its called FPS or frames per second.

I want to see him record inside a bar/nightclub or local family owned sweet shop. I'm sure they will be very nice and professional with him.

Carl Slater Too many trolls. I do my best to answer questions and reply to comments, but I resent that if people don’t understand, then they attempt to be abusive. I don’t tolerate bullies in any shape or form but I do have a life away from making the occasional video.

Forced Awakenings good for you. Iam just curious so needed to ask and intrigued with your videos

Forced Awakenings You are another lowlife that can't respond to criticism so you take the age old "they are trolls" and disable legitimate debate !!

Rick Shaw Can’t respond to criticism? Read the comments idiot. All criticism is replied to. Sometimes people fail to see my points, sometimes I fail to see theirs...but I can and do respond to criticism. I live for debate, and welcome it. Now, have you got anything serious you want to discuss, or are you going to try with another lame attempt to get a rise out of me?

I think that was me responding to criticism, just in case you missed it.

Wayne Johnson Why?

@@thepianoman1010 because this guy doesn’t have permission to film anything or anyone

@@waynejohnson508 hes in a publicly accessible building just like being in a high street

@@politicsuk1685 it’s private property and he doesn’t have permission from the owners. It’s not an audit, he’s out to provoke a reaction.

And it worked. I don’t need permission from anyone to film in a publicly accessible place, whether or not it’s privately owned. If the land owner doesn’t like it, that can ask me to leave.

l agree. l was very impressed with their calm attitude and they didn`t, at any point, get agressive or nasty. A complete contrast to the South where l have lived for decades after spending a few years in Newcastle and l might well move back there!!

Karen Medler People in the North east are not that friendly

Why doesn't he than go in night clubs and bars and record than? Those are also publicly accessible to public and have CCTV cameras in premises. Or he just doesn't want to mess with owners who wouldn't take his sht and get their big bouncers to rightfully throw him out.

Because he is an unemployed lowlife

There is better ones that’s for sure

Still counting down?

There is no link between someone openly filming and terrorism other than paranoia, but they acted professionally enough.

There definitely is but okay

Not in any trial that I’ve ever heard about. It’s basic worry and paranoia. If a terrorist was going to gather information, I’m pretty sure they wouldn’t walk about openly filing where it would attract attention.

It's things like testing response times, knowing where security staff are likely to be stationed. What exits are nearby, how many people are gathering by certain areas. So yes. Some may come in and openly film. It raises more questions if they're found to be covertly filming, so it may be easier to film openly and play it off as filming for shits n giggles Personally I don't see the purpose of your videos anyways, they seem to just consist of you going into areas filming while you shit on security personnel and the police for confronting you

@@ABurketon step back and exhale all the bullshit.

It’s good just a bit quiet in this vid

It's because he isn't talking he's just filming with no commentary

Exactly

How is he mental??