How To Handle A Bank KAREN & Tyrant Cop Like A BOSS

And I have to protect the bank and my employees and my customers. This is private property. You cannot. I'm on the sidewalk. But you are video recording private property and my clients. You cannot do that. Ma'am, calm down. Please stop recording. Calm down. You're in. Please stop recording. You're in your reactive mind, ma'am. Please stop recording. You're in your react. Please stop recording. You're repeating. Please stop recording. Oh my, she's repeating herself. Please stop recording. Ma'am. Please stop recording. Please stop recording. Please stop recording. Katie Kidman, please stop recording. Welcome back everyone to another Karen episode on the Surreal Cam channel. Today we're going to see the one and only Katie Kidman set this Karen straight out on a public sidewalk while she's peacefully recording and exercising her rights. And this is why I find all these Karen interaction videos very hilarious and entertaining. Why? Because they think that we have to do whatever they say, just like this bank manager that comes out that thinks that she knows the law, but does it and think that is illegal to record a bank from public. But it's okay to be ignorant. It's the approach what matters and how you approach somebody. So of course the cops get called. Now, do you think that officer actually does his job in this video and she gets a free education? Stick around and see what happens. Now I'm going to drop Katie Kidman's link in the description below. Make sure you show her support, subscribe, all that good stuff. Let her know I sent you. With that being said, pop your popcorn and throw one up. Maybe not because this woman here is kind of freaking out. Oh, here she comes. I knew it. Morning. Hi. Please don't videotape me. Oh, I'm not. No, I'm just looking at the bank and stuff. Oh, gotcha. Yeah. I get sent out here by my boss to film Chase Bank. Who's your boss? Are you the manager? Yeah. Oh, okay. Yeah. We can't have anybody videoing without our permission. So what is it that you're trying to do? Well, he just wants to know like if you guys have a vault in there. Ah, yeah. We're not giving out any information like that. Oh, you're not? Well, that's what he sends me out here for like to see if you own the building. Who is your boss? Who do you work for? Frank. Frankie Pence. And what is that? What is, what company is it? He just does video, has us go out and do videos of different locations and like document how many cameras you have out here facing the sidewalk. So I can't have you do that. Stuff like that. So I'd have to ask you to stop stop videoing. We can't have anybody videoing the branch due to security reasons and things of that sort. Oh, okay. Yeah. So I'll just Oh, chases? No, unless Chase initiates that request. Oh, okay. Well, I'm just going to be here on the public sidewalk. I'm not going to go in or on your property. Well, on the public sidewalk? No. What law is that? Yeah. So just can't be videoing because there's a security risk to what you're doing casing this, casing the branch and for security and robbery and all that. So have you been robbed? It's not, it's not about that. I can't give you an information, but it's just you can't video the premises for security purposes. I mean, I'm just going to, I'm not going to be here that long. No, just like a couple hours. You can video out that way, but I can't have you videoing Chase. Is that, is that the manager right there? Or are you the manager? I'm the manager. You only have one manager? Yeah. Oh, okay. Yeah. Do you have safety deposit boxes? We do not, no. Oh, no? Oh, okay. See, that's good information. Yeah. You can come inside and you can ask, but we can't have you videoing trying to confirm if we do, right? So if you have some questions, feel free to come in and you can ask those questions and if we can answer them. Can I record if I go inside? No. No? No, you can't record inside or outside. But you guys are recording like, you know, with those cameras up there. Yeah, for security for our clients that are using, using our ATM and for robberies and things like that. Absolutely. We will. Yeah. Well, can you, do you, um, do you like respect the constitution of our country? The first amendment, because it's like the freedom of press, freedom of speech. So that's what I'm doing here. If you come in and ask us and ask for the request to be able to video, then I can make it, make a request and see if that's possible for you, but you can't just do it just out on a whim. So you can see, ladies and gentlemen, this lady is totally misinformed on how freedom works and how the law works. She thinks that you have to ask, you should ask for permission to take video of the bank from public. And of course that is wrong. We Americans don't have to ask for permission to be free. This is when the education should kick in right now with this bank manager. But sometimes you just can't educate stupidity. When you're on the public sidewalk, when you're on the public sidewalk, you can, man. Yeah. Yeah. You can. It's legal. There's no law against it, but you can do and not doing that any longer. I just have to call the police. If you don't stop doing that, well, you can do that. But I was, have you ever done a SARS report? Because you can do, you know how, you know what a SARS report is that the banks do? Suspicious activity report. No SARS or anything like that. Yeah. Yeah. There's a suspicious activity report that they do. Yeah. You can do one of those. But yeah, so just, I would ask you to stop recording. Oh, can I ask you just one more question? Do you know what, uh, 550 divided by two is? I couldn't tell you. You couldn't tell me you work at the bank. Yeah. Yeah. Well, computers do most of that stuff. They do. This bank manager is kind of funny to be honest. Well, 550 divided by two. Let me see. 225. I don't know guys. Correct me if I'm wrong in the comment section. Seriously. You have one right here. Yeah. No, but if you got to call the police, I have to be here for at least an hour according to my boss. So yeah, but I would rather you not though. You're welcome. Please don't call. She's calling. Oh my word. The manager. Happy Mother's Day ma'am. Even though it's not Mother's Day. This is private property here. You can't record customers in our parking lot right now. So please stop recording. Ma'am. I'm going to ask you to ma'am. You're getting very upset. I understand because I know you shouldn't be though what you were doing and I have to protect the bank and my employees and my customers. This is private property. You cannot, but you are video recording private property and my clients. You cannot do that. Ma'am. Calm down. Stop recording. Calm down. You're in. You're in your reactive mind, ma'am. Stop recording. You're in your react. Stop recording. You're repeating. She's repeating herself. Please stop recording. Ma'am. Please stop recording. What makes you think I'm recording you? Stop recording. Do you think I'm recording? Please stop recording. Oh my goodness. Please leave and stop recording. You should be a cop. Please leave and stop recording. I'm not on your property. You are videoing my property. Stop. And that's totally legal. Not private property where my clients are walking. They did not say that you could record them when they are on private property. Please stop. I'm not on private property. This is peddling. You are recording private property. If you are recording right here, if you want to point it down to the sidewalk or up the sidewalk, but not in my parking lot. Please stop recording. I have to now. Please stop recording. Well, according to my boss, Frank Pence. According to me, owner of the private property. You're an owner? Please stop recording. You own this? Please stop recording. No, ma'am, you do not. Please stop recording. Do you have any kids? Please stop recording. I'm asking nicely, ma'am. I really am. That's not nice, really. I have to be a little more aggressive because you're not listening to me. No, because my job is to not listen to you. My job is to make you leave right now. My job is to protect this bank and to protect my clients. Well, good luck with that. Okay, we'll just wait for the police to show up. You want to wait out here with me? No, I'm not going to wait out here with you. Okay, don't. It's funner if you just stay here. Stop recording, please. You should stop recording. Have you ever heard of the... Have you ever heard of stop recording? The reactive mind? Have you ever heard of... It's not good for your heart. I'll wait here, ma'am. I can't run from the police. Are you going to apologize if you find out you're wrong? If you find out you're wrong, will you apologize, ma'am? Oh, lordy. She is irate, bro. Irate. Please stop recording. She thinks that's going to get her somewhere. Not. Oh, I was going the wrong way. He's coming over here. Look. He's going to go in there and educate him. There she is. She really wants to run over there and tattletale on me. Little rattan. He parked way over there. She's about to get educated. Watch. He's going to go inside and counsel her. You want a handkerchief? So I said this on my previous videos. I think when a cop shows up to these type of calls, and not approach the photographer first and walk into the bank or the dispensary and speak to the caller, I think that's the way to go. And that's investigating first instead of walking up to the auditor first and demanding ID and why you're recording and so forth. And of course, the parking has to do a lot with it, too. Now, so far, it looks like this cop knows what he's doing. And I don't think he's going to be a tyrant here rather than this cop as well that you see there. Actually, this cop that you see right now actually drives away, as you can see right there on the screen, which looks like that's a second unit that just drove by, which is a good thing and is what we want to see. Right. And that Karen bank manager in there is getting educated by the other cop. So two thumbs up so far. So pretty much everything's done in this video, this part of the video here with Katie Kidman. She did a great job. Stick around. I added a quick clip here from some tyrannical officer that Katie Kidman runs into and does what a bully does best and tries to bully Katie Kidman off public property and tries to intimidate her just because she has a YouTube channel and she exercises her rights and records the police. According to what he says, he already knows that she has a YouTube channel. Check this out. From private property. And so, I mean, I have to ask you to leave. Where's the private property? This whole parking lot. So as soon as you cross into here, this is all private property. Oh, really? Yeah. Do you have your driver's license? How could it be private property, Jay Stevens? How could it be private property? So I'm not going to argue with you. You're on private property. You need to leave. Otherwise, you could be arrested for trespassing. Okay. I'll look up the thing on this. Okay. What's your name? I don't give out my name. Okay. I think I remember you. You have that YouTube channel, right? That's what I'm doing here. Okay. So, I mean, I didn't... How could this... I mean, I'm not going to argue with you, either. I'll just look it up. So if you come back onto the property, you can be arrested or cited for trespassing. That's everything from the intersection. For how long? What's that? For how long? As long as they want. So can you ask them how long that's going to be? No, I won't do that. You need to leave immediately. Okay. I'll go stand over there and you can ask them. You're fine. Can you go ask them and I'll wait over there for you? I can stand right there, though, right? That's where I was. You can't block the sidewalk, you can't block the driveways, and you can't interfere with business. I'm not blocking the sidewalk. You are interfering with their business, so you need to leave. No, I'm not. Otherwise, you can be arrested. You can't arrest me for standing here on a public sidewalk. That's why you're so confused. Right here? So you're blocking the sidewalk right now. Right here? Negative for now. Am I allowed to stand here? No, you're blocking the sidewalk. Okay, so where can I stand? So you can walk. I can walk back and forth right here? And she's not interfering. Yeah, see, he can't threaten me over here on the public sidewalk. I'm not blocking the public sidewalk. He says as long as I keep moving, which is what I'm doing. You're not blocking the sidewalk. Trying to intimidate me and threaten me. You guys just feel neurotic. I'm walking. You're in the middle. I'm not blocking the driveway, jackass. Now, I think that was unreasonable. And this cop was just acting the fool and pretty much has the tyrannical mentality just because he knows Katie Kinman is a First Amendment auditor. And she has a YouTube channel. And it looks like he's one of those that loves to become that star of the video. And that's exactly what happened right now in today's video, guys, in this quick clip. Now, thanks for tuning in to the end of this video and for your support. Don't forget to go over to Katie Kinman's channel. Show her some support. Subscribe. Her link will be down below in the description. Let her know that some surreal cam sent you, guys. Let me know what you think about this video in the comments section. Of course, we'll see you over there and on the next video. Rest in peace, Jay.