I got Stuck in An Elevator Thanks To This DUMMY

Why can't I go upstairs? It's a public office. I came to conduct business. I can't. City policies, it's open to the public upstairs, right? No, it's not. There's public offices upstairs. For what? What's my ID going to do? But what's my ID going to do for you? Sir. Sir, listen. Policy is not the law, sir. What's up everybody? Welcome back here to the channel. Today I'm out in Fort Pierce City Hall. Fort Pierce, Florida. It's not too much of a pretty day today. It's raining. It doesn't stop raining. It kind of sucks because I am traveling. Um, this is the East Coast. And I came from the West Coast over here. And I just got here today. And I've hit like, I went to Port St. Lucie. And they were pretty much respectful there. I did like four buildings there. And um, nobody gave me no issues. So now I traveled a little up north to Fort Pierce. And I've never been here. So I'm going to exercise my First Amendment right. And see if my rights are respected, guys. And um, let's see what happens, guys. With our public officials. Take video in public accessible areas. Use other doors, no longer access. Okay, you got to go around. Alright, we'll go around. Stick around, guys. Alright guys, so we walked around. To the other side, to the main entrance. And we're going to take some video here, guys. Stick around. Oof, horrible outside. How you doing? Good. Oh, just wanted to take some video. Just wanted to take some video. Huh? In the public areas. It's a what? Yeah, anywhere that there's public access? Oh, okay. What? What's that? But what is that, what is that referring to? For what? It's open to the public? Alright. What about the second floor? Yeah. What, what? I don't want to show my ID. I just want to take some video. What? What, you need my ID? Open a business? Oh, no, I just want to take video in the public. In the public areas. Alright, are you all security? Security? Securitard. I don't know what that means there, but. He said I can only go in the first floor, but. Wherever there's public access. I am going right through, guys. I don't understand what he's saying to me too much. So. Engineering. It's locked, see? I don't even care about going in here. I would press the bell, but. It's locked. And this is a public building. I mean, a public office here. Anyways, alright. He's asking me for ID. For what? Yeah, I'll go into this. Yeah, I can. It's public offices up there, man. It's public offices. For what? It's public offices. Why can't I go upstairs? There's public offices upstairs. Why can't I go upstairs? It's a public office. I came to conduct. I can't. City policies. It's open to the public upstairs, right? No, it's not. There's public offices upstairs. The policy doesn't trump my rights to go upstairs to the public offices. Public offices, sir. You're going to break the door. Look, read the public offices. Why can't I go upstairs? For what? What's my ID going to do? But what's my ID going to do for you? What? Why do you want to show my ID? I have ID, but why? Why do you want to see? Check in for what? No, I'm not going to. I'm not going to show my ID for that. Yeah. No, I'm going to conduct business upstairs with the public offices. No, sir. I didn't. There's public offices upstairs. You're going to break the door, sir. Why you said I'm going to get arrested to go upstairs for? Why? Because I'm breaking the law if I go to the public offices. There's public offices upstairs. I just read the thing there. Don't escalate, sir. The situation, please. What's your name? My name is Olin. I'm trying to go to the public office, sir. May I see your ID? No, I don't want to show ID for that. You have to check in. Check in for what? In a public building? I don't have to do that, sir. It's a city hall. Sir, come on. There's no need for this. I just want to take care of business, sir. He's a YouTube guy. He's here, okay? No, I'm not a YouTube guy. He don't want to show the ID. So, he tried to go upstairs. He's away. I'm not a YouTube guy, man. Why are you calling back up, sir? Sir, you are going to violate my rights to take care of business in the office upstairs. Sir, it's one more time. Please, may I see your ID? For what? I don't show ID to anybody. Unless I commit a crime. That's how the law, the policy doesn't trump the law. The policy doesn't trump law. The law. Yeah, don't argue with me, sir. Because I'm going to have to end up filing complaints on you, man. And I don't want to do that. So, can you please let me finish taking care of my work? Sir. May I see your ID? I don't have to check in. No, I'm not giving you my ID. Let me see your ID. It's the same thing. I'm not going to show you my ID. I'm not doing that. That's a violation of the Fourth Amendment. Of my Fourth Amendment right. I'm not doing that. This building is paid by the taxpayers, man. So, it's open to the public upstairs. It's not restricted, sir. It's a white jacket. It's a black pants. Where's the city clerk? Upstairs, right? City clerk's office? That's where I need to go. Guys, notice how this security guard just keeps looking at me up and down. Like he's trying to single me out or something and profile me. I don't know. But I didn't want to edit out any of this part here. I wanted to leave it so you guys can see how long I stayed on this elevator here trying to go upstairs. I think it's ridiculous and it gets better as soon as the cop shows up. And the city clerk, the supervisor from the city clerk's office also comes down and tries to talk me out of it. And tries to get me to fold. But you know what? Not today. Because they definitely tried it with the wrong one. So. It's a cop. It's an officer. He's a cop as well. Hey, how you doing, buddy? Alright. It's cold? Yeah. Yeah, so I don't know. Why are you stopping me from going upstairs? How you doing? I'm just coming to conduct business upstairs and the city clerk's came to document my visit and he's telling me I gotta show him my ID. I'm not doing that. I'm simply here to exercise my rights and work on a little story I'm working on and I'll leave. I'm just going to the city clerk's. That's it. But he's... Sir. Sir, listen. Policy is not the law, sir. I came to... That's a violation of my Fourth Amendment right. I'm not trying to... I don't want to file complaints. I'm not... I'm sick of doing all that. I'm just here to exercise my rights to peacefully take video and document my visit and the city clerk's and I'm out the door. But he's trying to escalate, man. I haven't even spoke to him. Whatever that ID thing I don't show ID to walk into a public building where I can conduct business at. I don't do that. And I don't want to file complaints on him. I'm trying to be nice and de-escalate. That policy is going to... That would be violating my rights and that trumps my rights and I'm not going to go for that, sir. Come very peaceful here, man. And I don't want to escalate it. I don't want to escalate it, man. I'm not that type that escalates. I'm not here to antagonize people or anything like that. That's why I stayed quiet here until somebody comes. Cool. Speak to your supervisor or something because... What is your name again? Thank you, man. Yeah. Thank you. Appreciate it. No, no, no. My name is Joey, man. Cool, bro. Awesome. Yeah, because there's public offices up there, man. And whatever they do about asking people for IDs I mean, no, I don't do that. You know? Yeah. Policy doesn't trump my rights either, sir. Okay. Thank you. Appreciate it. Officer seems like a nice guy. Let's see who he's calling, but... This is ridiculous, man. Policy doesn't trump my rights, sir. Do you understand that? Giving you my ID is violating my Fourth Amendment right to privacy. I'm making it clear. That's why I don't give ID. Policy doesn't trump the law. I know the law. That's why I do this. I'm making it clear to you. That's why I don't show ID, man, in public buildings. That's wrong. That's why I don't do that. I never show ID in public buildings. That's a no-no. We have a right to privacy, sir, in America. I'm not trying to be hard, man. But I have a right to my privacy, that's it. I don't want to show my identification to nobody. That's why I'm not giving it to you. Buenos. Hi. How you doing? Good. Oh, I just want to take some video in the public area upstairs, city clerk's office. That's all I want to do. I want to document my visit. I've never been here. And he's holding me from going upstairs. This is a public building. I shouldn't have to be showing my ID in a public building that I have a right to my privacy. So that's why I'm not giving him my ID. I don't want to escalate the situation. I just want to go upstairs where there's public offices where I have a right to be and take video and document my visit in this building. That's it. And I want to file a public records request before I leave. That's it. I want to take some video upstairs. You can't? And who are you? What's your name? And, like, what department you work for? What is it? Okay. So I want to go upstairs in public areas and take some video. That's all I want to do. What was that? What's the procedure on that? To show my ID? I'm not showing... I shouldn't have to be harassed and show my ID in a public building where I have the right to be at, ma'am. That's all. I don't want to file complaints on this. If you guys do this to me and not let me upstairs, I'm going to file complaints on everybody here for witnessing this and not doing anything about it. I'm going to peacefully take some video and I'll leave. I'm not going to come even to interact with anybody. Only my public records. That's it. That's fine. Okay. Well, I want to be able to go upstairs and take a look around. I don't know what's the problem here. Why can't I go upstairs? I don't get it. What's my ID going to do for you guys? It just kills the purpose to doing what I'm doing. That's all. I shouldn't have to show my identification to anyone. I have a right to my privacy. We all do, ma'am. But the policy that you have, it doesn't trump my rights. That would be violating my Fourth Amendment right, ma'am. I'm not. I like to keep my privacy private. I'm not trying to do that. And this is when I'm ready to take it. I want to be able to take my video upstairs. Before I leave, I file the request. So, I don't want to escalate this or anything like that. I'm trying to be as nice as possible. So, if I don't give them my ID, you guys are not going to let me up in the public areas upstairs where I have a right to be at. I just want to know if that's going to happen because that's that's not a shouldn't have to go that route, ma'am. With other people, that's fine. But not with me. I know my rights and I'm not going to give my Fourth Amendment right up on a public building, ma'am. You know, I appreciate your demeanor. Very nice, but that policy doesn't trump my rights, ma'am. I'm not going to I'm not going to show ID. Okay. Your door is going to end up breaking here. This is ridiculous. So, what would happen if I walk up the stairs? You're going to put your hands on me? If I walk up the stairs? It's getting kind of hot in here and I really want to get out of this this elevator. It's claustrophobic. Excuse me, sir. Claustrophobic in there. I'm going to conduct my business upstairs and I'll be right out when I'm done. That's it. All right, guys. So, this is the second floor. Right upstairs in front of them. This is the second floor. So, we made it to the second floor. Hopefully, they don't arrest me. Low-ease only. There's not much upstairs. That's it. You see? I'm almost done. Third floor and I'm leaving. I'll file my public records request and I'll leave. All right, guys. So, they're following me. So, this is the mayor's city clerks. But that's Yeah, they got to leave. But look, they have locked. I just wanted to prove my point, guys. See this right here? The commissioner. All righty. I'm about done. I appreciate you. That's all, man. It's not that hard. I've never been here. So, my viewers wanted to see the whole building where I have access to. That's it. Thank you. Where's that lady at? Because she was going to take down my request. She's downstairs waiting for you. Oh, all right. Cool. All right, guys. It wasn't that much as you can see. And most of the offices are closed by key access right here. Right there. Right there, too. Why are they like locked with key access all these all these offices? That's weird. You guys are Fort Pierce, right? Yes, sir. All right. Is your body cam on? Absolutely. All right. Cool. Would you like to get my number, Fort? Do you have a car number? The can number? Yeah. Can I get that, please? All right. There you go. Hi. All right. Now, I just need the city clerk at the city clerk's yearly Saturdays. Pardon? Yearly Saturdays in the weekend for the year and start date. And that's for the city for the city clerk's, right? You got it? Yeah. Cool. And my email, Joey Fresh P-O-E-Y E-Y Fresh F-R-E-S-H Yeah. 525 Cool. That's it. No, that's fine. Just take my email. That's cool. What was your name again? My name is Lisa. Nice to meet you. I'm Joey. Nice to meet you, Joey. All right. You have a good day. Thank you. All right. All right, guys. So, there you have it. All I wanted to do was check the place out upstairs where we have access to. I didn't really care about going inside public offices like that. I just wanted to prove my point. But, pretty much we're done here. I guess there's not much else to record. all righty. Have a good day, sir. What was your name? Holden. All right. Cool. Oh, he's going to get it? Yeah. All right. Cool. Awesome. All right, guys. So, we got the police over here. Got three officers. Cool. What's your name and badge number? What's your name and badge number? Awesome. Cool. So, this is the cat number? Yes, sir. Awesome. All right. Cool, man. Appreciate that. Thank you, guys. All right, guys. So, you just got a water fountain in here? All right, guys. So, I wasn't even planning to file a public writing. I just wanted to document. Super hot in this sweater. I gotta take it off. All right, guys. So, we got cameras right there. Always watching us. See if they leave. Okay, guys. So, a matter of fact, I proved my point. These people are full of crap. You don't have to show ID after. As soon as you come in here. The guy gave me the cat number right as you can see, but they're still standing over here. I think they're waiting for me to leave. I don't think that's going to happen. And I will tell them when they leave, I will leave. I'll leave as soon as you guys leave. Yeah, no, that's fine. No, you don't even have to per se. You're free to hang out in the lobby because it is a non-restricted public space, okay? But just please, if you're here, if you decide to stick around, don't harass people that are coming. I'm not here for that. I don't do that. Don't cause a disturbance that would have us to be involved the second time. I take my job serious. I don't do that. All right, take care, sir. You saw how cordial I was. Yes, you seem very cordial. That's what I told them. I'm not like a lot of the others, bro. I appreciate it. So just please, if you need to go upstairs, you have to follow their rules and provide that ID. I'm out of here anyways by the time you guys leave here anyways. I'm just waiting for you to leave. Sure. Awesome guys, take it easy. All righty guys, so there you have it. So there they go right there. All right. Have a good day. Have a good day. We're out of here. Yeah, and it's raining too. It's a horrible day today here in Fort Pierce, Florida, guys. Prove my point in front of them. Yeah, it is what it is. That's wrong. That policy shouldn't even exist in this building, guys, that we paid for. You shouldn't have to show ID to anyone unless you commit a crime about or has in the state of Florida here. That's the only way you can show ID to the government, guys. You don't have to show your ID coming in a building that you pay for. Now, with that being said, we're out of here, guys. To the next one. Rest in peace, Jay.