"But You Don't Have People's Approval To Take Pictures"
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"But You Don't Have People's Approval To Take Pictures"
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Today's installment is a revisit to this USPS location in Laguna Niguel, CA.
Since I've been here a couple of times in the past, I decided not to go inside this visit & remained outside for the duration of this video. As I was recording, I had multiple points of contact. A couple of different individuals gave me a 1 finger salute & there were a couple of encounters that stood out as well. The first one came from a woman in the parking lot who came to speak with me out of curiosity, wondering why I was recording. She claimed I didn't have people's approval to take pictures. I replied to that by telling her I have something better than approval, and I have the right to do so. just before she walked away, I asked her where she was going after the post office? She turned towards me, telling me that was none of my business & I confirmed by saying exactly, as it's none of her business what I was doing. As she was exiting the lot in her car, she was nice in saying that she was merely curious as she went on with her day. Another point of contact came from a woman wearing a Beatles tee shirt as she walked into the building. When she passed by me on her way in, I referenced her shirt & gave a well wish of peace & love as RIngo is famous for doing. When she came out, she walked up to me, saying, "Don't tape me." I quickly pointed out the camera directly above her where we were standing. She seemed to brush it off & went into telling me her story in a nutshell. She explained how one of her cousins was friends with RIngo's wife & just before she finished with her story, she asked if I was recording her. I told her I was doing a livestream lol & couldn't turn it off. SHe then ended the conversation & as she was walking to her car, she turned around from a distance, still not wanting to be on camera. One thing I thought was funny was when the postal employees inside began playing loud holiday music in the lobby in an attempt to deter me from recording. I noticed one of the postal employees in the doorway for a brief moment when I turned my camera in that direction. The music was out of range to have any impact on my video & became short-lived when the music was turned off within a couple of minutes.
Please feel free to leave your thoughts on this video in the comment section below, & I thank you for taking time out of your day to watch !
F.A.R. out✌❤
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