Fair play for sticking up for yaself. Them security ain't got a clue. If they want to ban people like you the restaurants in that location won't be able to use bike delivery services and they'll soon be told by management to allow bikes after the restaurants complain. They think they have power when doing a job like that, when in fact they have no power over the general public via their policy which isn't law. Their policies are their policies and have nothing to do with the general public.
Best part is I didn’t even have a tripod no joke it’s literally a gimbal stand hundred percent they’re on the high horse security is always causing issues with riders
10:50 you are wrong in this case. Not all plazas are public property (owned and maintained by the government). Yes it has public access but it's private property. That means if they don't want you there, you need to leave or they could called the police for trespassing.
The fact the women had more emotional control says a lot about that dude, we just witnessed the exception and jelly bean looks like a right flannel now
Alot of these gig apps watch the tubes so best keep things professional when you’re representing them. I saw some other channels fall foul due to any issues they took, they can get petty with it.
Yeah I hear that but there was harassing myself with no purpose! To be real I don’t want the orders from inside the bullring! It’s long process take camera then lock up I’ll rather be in and out and on my way to deliver. Security and bullring has always been funny with us.
right so she was just bored and thought to her self 'ouuu look i have a punter here', and then exercised what little power she had or think she has to just f00c with you, that's all that was about. she wanted you to get aggressive and then call in the cavalry and create a whole palava, but the second you asserted yourself, and there is a difference, she crumpled, you can see her body language and at that point she lost her power, she starts getting others involved and her attitude, that she's been trained to keep in starts to bleed out all over the place: that finger pointing, barking at a distance from you etc. now, question, are you banned form the bullring or just filming in the bullring?
I honestly don’t have a clue if I’m allowed to film or not in there, but as far as I know it’s a public space so I’m gonna continue to do what I’m doing ! I don’t think neither one of them were too happy, but that’s not my problem at the end of the day 😂
In the UK, it is generally legal for security personnel in a private shopping centre to ask you to stop filming. Here are the key points to consider: Private Property Rights Private Ownership: Shopping centres are private property, even though they are open to the public. The owners or managers of the shopping centre have the right to set rules and regulations regarding what is and isn't allowed on their premises. House Rules: These rules can include prohibitions on filming, photography, or any other activity they choose to restrict. If you are on private property, you are generally required to follow these rules. Security Authority Enforcement: Security personnel are employed to enforce the shopping centre's rules. If the centre has a policy against filming, security can ask you to stop and even ask you to leave if you do not comply. Reasonable Requests: Their request to stop filming is within their rights as part of managing and maintaining the shopping centre's policies. Legal Considerations Trespassing: If you refuse to comply with a request to stop filming and are asked to leave but do not do so, you could potentially be trespassing. While initially, it may be a civil matter, persistent refusal could lead to police involvement. Public vs. Private Spaces: Unlike public spaces (e.g., streets, parks), where you generally have the right to film, private spaces like shopping centres have different rules. Practical Implications Notification: Often, shopping centres will have signs indicating their policies on filming and photography. It's important to be aware of and respect these policies. Permission: If you have a legitimate reason to film (e.g., a project, news reporting), you might seek permission from the shopping centre management beforehand. Exceptions Journalism and Public Interest: There can be exceptions, particularly in cases involving public interest journalism or reporting. However, even then, it is typically best to seek permission or at least notify the management. In conclusion, while you may have more freedom to film in public spaces, shopping centres in the UK have the right to control activities on their premises, including filming. Security personnel are within their rights to ask you to stop filming and to enforce this rule. If asked to stop or leave, it is advisable to comply to avoid potential legal issues.
Their policy doesn’t mean shit not to the public i’m keeping 100 when I see this if it’s open to the public it’s classed as a public space. It doesn’t matter if it’s some private land or not.
In other words if the public can access it it’s not a private space which means it’s public access hence why they’re policy doesn’t mean anything to the public
its funny she says you cant record yet shes wearing a camera herself lol, and shes kinda wrong you cant film when you into the bullring through their doors
Sorry but you are wrong by saying it is public. It is private property with public access so the security have every right to ask you to stop recording.
Fair play for sticking up for yaself. Them security ain't got a clue. If they want to ban people like you the restaurants in that location won't be able to use bike delivery services and they'll soon be told by management to allow bikes after the restaurants complain. They think they have power when doing a job like that, when in fact they have no power over the general public via their policy which isn't law. Their policies are their policies and have nothing to do with the general public.
Best part is I didn’t even have a tripod no joke it’s literally a gimbal stand hundred percent they’re on the high horse security is always causing issues with riders
Clowns man! Keep up the good work 👌
Thank you I definitely will 🫡
Jellybean..lol love it.
@@E-Ryder can’t lie that’s my favourite pick up line at the minute 😂 😂
Hi man, thanks for your video! Do you have any advice for how to lock this bike quick when doing a delivery on top floors! Thanks in advance
10:50 you are wrong in this case. Not all plazas are public property (owned and maintained by the government). Yes it has public access but it's private property. That means if they don't want you there, you need to leave or they could called the police for trespassing.
Public property and public access is two different things let them call the police it will only be more embarrassing for themselves.
And trespassing is a civil matter not a police matter. The police should only attend to avoid any breach of peace
@Peteleeds1303 I believe I was keeping it peaceful on my behalf anyway 😂 😂
The fact the women had more emotional control says a lot about that dude, we just witnessed the exception and jelly bean looks like a right flannel now
Jelly beans at their best 😂 😂! I don’t know why he was so upset by the end
Love the content bro 😀
I appreciate the comment 🫡🫡
Alot of these gig apps watch the tubes so best keep things professional when you’re representing them. I saw some other channels fall foul due to any issues they took, they can get petty with it.
Yeah I hear that but there was harassing myself with no purpose! To be real I don’t want the orders from inside the bullring! It’s long process take camera then lock up I’ll rather be in and out and on my way to deliver. Security and bullring has always been funny with us.
@@DeliveryRider yea skip that place, if all riders do the same theyll either quit offering food delivery or knock the security down a peg or two.
@squibys2262 it’s to much! And no where safe to lock up now we can’t take bikes inside it’d makes it worse
right so she was just bored and thought to her self 'ouuu look i have a punter here', and then exercised what little power she had or think she has to just f00c with you, that's all that was about. she wanted you to get aggressive and then call in the cavalry and create a whole palava, but the second you asserted yourself, and there is a difference, she crumpled, you can see her body language and at that point she lost her power, she starts getting others involved and her attitude, that she's been trained to keep in starts to bleed out all over the place: that finger pointing, barking at a distance from you etc. now, question, are you banned form the bullring or just filming in the bullring?
I honestly don’t have a clue if I’m allowed to film or not in there, but as far as I know it’s a public space so I’m gonna continue to do what I’m doing ! I don’t think neither one of them were too happy, but that’s not my problem at the end of the day 😂
@@DeliveryRider keep calm and carry on
Intro song name?
Bro I’ll be honest it’s off of one of the editing apps I use. I haven’t got a clue what the name of this song is if I’m being for real.
Never Q for a Greggs not worth the wait. What’s the terminal bag you use I’m need to get one.
Yeah Greggs always as a good line outside! Food bag made by thermos good off hot or cold items i’ll post a link on my Linktree page for the bag 🫡
jellybean 😂
😂😅
In the UK, it is generally legal for security personnel in a private shopping centre to ask you to stop filming. Here are the key points to consider:
Private Property Rights
Private Ownership: Shopping centres are private property, even though they are open to the public. The owners or managers of the shopping centre have the right to set rules and regulations regarding what is and isn't allowed on their premises.
House Rules: These rules can include prohibitions on filming, photography, or any other activity they choose to restrict. If you are on private property, you are generally required to follow these rules.
Security Authority
Enforcement: Security personnel are employed to enforce the shopping centre's rules. If the centre has a policy against filming, security can ask you to stop and even ask you to leave if you do not comply.
Reasonable Requests: Their request to stop filming is within their rights as part of managing and maintaining the shopping centre's policies.
Legal Considerations
Trespassing: If you refuse to comply with a request to stop filming and are asked to leave but do not do so, you could potentially be trespassing. While initially, it may be a civil matter, persistent refusal could lead to police involvement.
Public vs. Private Spaces: Unlike public spaces (e.g., streets, parks), where you generally have the right to film, private spaces like shopping centres have different rules.
Practical Implications
Notification: Often, shopping centres will have signs indicating their policies on filming and photography. It's important to be aware of and respect these policies.
Permission: If you have a legitimate reason to film (e.g., a project, news reporting), you might seek permission from the shopping centre management beforehand.
Exceptions
Journalism and Public Interest: There can be exceptions, particularly in cases involving public interest journalism or reporting. However, even then, it is typically best to seek permission or at least notify the management.
In conclusion, while you may have more freedom to film in public spaces, shopping centres in the UK have the right to control activities on their premises, including filming. Security personnel are within their rights to ask you to stop filming and to enforce this rule. If asked to stop or leave, it is advisable to comply to avoid potential legal issues.
No ones got time for this message 😂 you must work there 😂
Their policy doesn’t mean shit not to the public i’m keeping 100 when I see this if it’s open to the public it’s classed as a public space. It doesn’t matter if it’s some private land or not.
In other words if the public can access it it’s not a private space which means it’s public access hence why they’re policy doesn’t mean anything to the public
the UK that explains why they wearing a towl from getting out of the spa or some crap haha
😂😂😂 strange1
😂😂😂
why is that thing wearing a towl
its funny she says you cant record yet shes wearing a camera herself lol, and shes kinda wrong you cant film when you into the bullring through their doors
jobsworths everywhere
😂😂🤣
boring
Yeah 😂
Sorry but you are wrong by saying it is public. It is private property with public access so the security have every right to ask you to stop recording.
It’s open space which makes it a public place!
@@DeliveryRider It's private property with public access.
@michael-james1970 public access still means is a public space which means legally by law I can film 🎥 😂
Where's Ugo Lord when you need him ?? 😂
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