"Why Are You Recording? Cause I Don't Want To Be Recorded"

Today's video brings me to this USPS location, where I tested my freedom to document with my cameras within publicly accessible areas on the property. Thankfully, I didn't have any issues with the employees at this location. However, I did have contact from the general public while I was here. The main points of contact came from a woman going through the mail drop box line in her vehicle. she rolled her window down, yelling to ask, "What was I filming?" As she drove around to the exit, she asked again what I was filming , I let her know I was recording her, apparently yelling at me. She asked why I was recording & I let her know her car got in the way of my shot as she was driving through. She asked if I had a purpose, I replied of course , however I wouldn't let her in on what my purpose was, She replied , that's interesting & I agreed that it was interesting as she drove away. I continued with my recording. As I went inside the lobby/retail area & made my way back outside by the front entrance. Apparently, a woman who was driving in took offense to my recording her car coming onto the property. She walked us to me, wanting to know why I was recording, because she didn't want to be recorded. I then replied, "If I didn't want to be recorded, I wouldn't walk directly up to the person holding a camera." I just don't get peoples logic sometimes. She then let me know she didn't give me permission to record her, so I asked if she was my mom , that I would need to get her permission, lol. She then expressed how she didn't like her car being recorded, so I suggested she leave her car in the garage so there would be no risk of it being seen in public. she left without further incident. Police did make an appearance briefly , as they drove around through the mail drop of lane & proceeded to leave after that. Feel free to comment below with your thoughts on today's video & I thank you for tuning in to the channel to watch! F.A.R. out👍 #FirstAmendmentRIghts 📷📱🇺🇲 #StreetPhotography #PublicVideography #Freedom #1AAudit