This is not a smart way to make a living, my friend. You're in America and one of these days, your actors are going to encounter an upset bystander who pulls out a firearm. When that day comes I hope they ask questions before they shoot but if they don't, YOU'LL be responsible for what happens next. Morally, and possibly legally as well.

Yes please !!!

You you have to do the follow up where you let them know what you are doing, it would make it a better video

Part 2 please 😩✋

Hello Matt TV. Are all of these people actors or are some actually unaware of the skit? A couple of the people who are supposed to be unaware of the "social experiment" seem to be acting, as well. I'm curious because I've seen videos on some channels that feature all actors and some have legitimate bystanders. It sounds like everyone is mic'd up.

Loved it. ❤❤❤

no sweetheart they WERE ALL a treasure not just her pretending to be her big sis

Weren’t they all equally treasure. Lol. It’s in your subconscious but learn to recognize it.

They’re ALL treasures Bc they all stepped in.

I loved her response

Same here my man. And I'm always carrying and have NO PROBLEM handing out a room temperature challenge. Especially for a creeper

But Johnathon you would be no good to your daughter locked up. It is understandable that as a father your first instinct would be to pummel some creep who is trying to kidnap your daughter. But, if there is a more sensible way to deal with that where you can avoid going to jail then try that way first.

🤣😂🤣

I dont have kids all my friends kids call me aunt and for them i will do as you said,i totally agree with you.

Most definitely

I think 🤔 all who tried to help were smart.

She wasn't smart at all. They don't share similar features, so it was unlikely that she was the girl's sister. What is it with you people and lying? The guy just wanted to hang out and we get the classic officious intermeddler with her bag full of lies, which is all it seems that you ladies like to do. It takes a red-pilled alpha male like me to call you out on the fraud.

@@gwendalyngreen-lindberg2864 I know but her reaction just stood as an example of what I could say if that happened to me😊

They’re all treasures fr….I’m so glad everyone was paying attention and stepped up 💯❤️, i know there’s some that weren’t so calm

They all got rid of him, she didn’t outsmart him no more than others.

🙏 Yes 🙏

There have always been and always will be. A lot more than won’t care.

Yeah not like the ones who'd just see it happen and not say anything

🖤rii

It warmed my heart

lmao

Okayyy!!!!👊🏽

Don't feel bad, I would have likely been very aggressive as well.

Me either

Exactly

So true. I have two young boys 4 and 2 next month. My boys if aren't in a cart are strapped to my wrist with an anti lost bracelet. I've had weird encounters before having kids. I walked my friend home because she was so tiny and is older than me. After dropping her off and walking home alone 18-19 at the time. A man parked, got out his vehicle, put his hood on and started walking behind me. I quickly got on the phone and acted like I called the cops describing what was going on very loudly so he'd go away. Cops take forever. If I'd actually called they wouldn't have been able to do anything. I didn't have a plate number Soo. Anyway. A couple weeks go by and again, I'm walking alone like always 😅 so I'm about to hit the alley to my house and down the st a dude was clearly about to go one way and seen me.. he redirects himself my way. As soon as I hit my alley I ran so flipping fast, stopped, walked like I didn't just run and look over my should to the man standing at the end of the alley where I just ran from. Which means as soon as I hit the alley and ran, he did the same to catch up to me but I was so far up he realized I ran too. So when I looked back and we seen each other he just turned and went the other way like whelp not this time. I think there was a dude maybe stalking me or our house before. There was a man that would always ark in front of our house till I'd look out like "wtf is he doing?" Then drive off. His car was loud then one day I noticed him in a van that didn't make a sound. As soon as I seen that I was like oh Lord help me he's gonna come in the middle of the night. No joke I woke up that very morning around 3 am to lights out front and sure enough a man running to the van and took off 😭 why are people so effed in the head

@@bnovak4574 Omg 😱😳 Glad you're ok!!

@@hannass4797 oh my gosh I know 😭 thank you. It was around a time a girl in our area had been missing and eventually they found her body and the guy got caught. He said he took her because he knew he could never have her. That's what he told the cops. I think they went to school together. It's hard to trust people when you know these kinds of people are out there just waiting for the right moment. We don't leave our kids with any strangers. My mom is the only person we leave the kids with.

There are cameras in the store. We live in a technological age

I had a man follow me and then look my 4 year old son up and down like a piece of meat in a grocery store. I put myself between him and my son and just glared at him. They don’t like when you show them that you know what they are. He left pretty quickly.

For real. I have a 16 year old and 11 year old daughter and seeing this makes me feel better letting them go out into the world.

@@jimchrisiton6159 Exactly, its people out there that will make sure your seeds are good too!!!

🙌🙌

Yes exactly!

A man who I assumed was a husband or boyfriend had a woman backed into a tree and was angrily talking to her at the park near my place. His nose was right in her face and he was bracing himself on the tree. She couldn’t move and looked scared. He kept her like this for too long. I have no problem saying something if I see a stranger approach someone, but it’s a lot scarier when you know the people are in a relationship. A stranger will almost always just kind of slink away, but a husband or boyfriend could escalate and you could get hurt, too. I did say something, but I had to psych myself up to do it, because I was a lot more scared this time. I just interrupted and asked her if she was okay. Then when she said she was fine, I asked if she was sure a couple of times. She thanked me, and the guy must have realized how bad he looked in public, because he calmed down after that. I don’t know what happened when they went home, though. Domestic violence, at least, is dangerous for everyone, including police officers. I think I have read that they are more likely to be killed taking a DV call than any other kind of call. And other types of abuse, like sexual abuse, are unfortunately fairly easy to hide when happening at home. But you’re right-so much more abuse happens from people a victim knows, and we have done a lousy job figuring out how to change that.

It's not "some reason", it's often times because cases like that happen behind closed doors and because its unfortunately easier for predators who know the child to convince them not to tell.

Yeah I appreciate all of God’s people who stood up here but I did take notice she hasn’t received as much praise in these comments as the other girl who pretended to be the sister.. no judgment on people just another layer of social commentary I’d like to see people take heed to.. Right??

@@kyselaJ728 I was just about to comment on this.

I am sorry you were kidnapped, and I hope you are doing better

@@melissagrant4178 thank you, God is merciful!

real. Happy for you bbg

I'm glad to hear when there are lucky ones that escape captors. I've been in situations too that were terrible and even encountered a man who had demons where I and my fam could've gotten killed if we were not careful and watching this makes me think on victims all around the world that go thru things on the daily.

Thank the good lord that you came out of that experience alive and well. Hope you are doing OK and healthy.

😡

@MufarosButifulDawtrs Yes, they all stepped in. But she acted like a family member. [Which lets the "kidnapper" know that the "sister" knows the dad is picking her up. a normal person wouldnt know for sure, what if it was a friend of there dads?]

Props to everyone who took charge and protected the girl!!!

@@zahrajames5941 Yes, they all stepped in. But she acted like a family member. [Which lets the "kidnapper" know that the "sister" knows the dad is picking her up. a normal person wouldnt know for sure, what if it was a friend of there dads?]

@@Honeyboba7744 True, but they all stepped in and stepped up to keep the girl safe

To ALL of them, why just her?

Amen🙌🏿💕💕💕

The moment I heard him say his APARTMENT there's no way I could've ignored or allowed her to leave with him. Hell no. Won't be keeping me up at night worried about that girl.

@@ebonyeverything2751 I know that's right!

Nu ai cum nu e bebe eventual o iei de mana

You would literally start asking or just ask him.

Thank you for the support

Where did they go....lol what are u talking about.

🎯🎯🎯

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