Ego is what drives these auditors. Wandering round car showrooms shoving cameras into peoples faces while they're trying to go about their work. We can all exercise our legal rights. I'm sure I can find some loophole somewhere that means I can spend my days basically trying to annoy the fuck out of decent, hardworking people but I like to think of myself as one of them. You said yourself that they push it to get a reaction. I'd suggest that's exactly what they set out to do. Same as the fuckwits who stand filming outside of police stations and then act the innocent when asked what they're up to.Auditing Britain, another auditor, mainly does public buildings and police stations. As a result he usually gets more confrontation. It's actually quite unnerving how many tyrant's there are out there when they're given a bit of perceived power. The same with the police some behave like thugs and don't know the law, or choose to ignore it. Ego drives them, they hate being challenged. AB has sued them many times and gives any money won to charity.
This is the point. They don't have the courtesy to ask the businesses if they can film, they just turn up. If their videos were made to enlighten us as to how businesses operate, this would be the way they'd go about it. They don't though. Their absolute aim is to provoke a reaction and then post the video with a sensational title.Watched one the other day from PJE Media. Went into a used car showroom in Birmingham and spent a good hour pressing the buttons of the owner.
Long story short, the owner phoned some heavies who tried to run him over, then chased him over a train track. He got away with what surely would have been one hell of a beating.
He very nearly got what he asked for.
Yes, very irritating people who know exactly what they’re doing. That little prick DJ Audits must be making mint off it, which is even more annoying.This is the point. They don't have the courtesy to ask the businesses if they can film, they just turn up. If their videos were made to enlighten us as to how businesses operate, this would be the way they'd go about it. They don't though. Their absolute aim is to provoke a reaction and then post the video with a sensational title.
Glad our security was well informed and didn't give the prick a reaction.
Watched one the other day from PJE Media. Went into a used car showroom in Birmingham and spent a good hour pressing the buttons of the owner.
Long story short, the owner phoned some heavies who tried to run him over, then chased him over a train track. He got away with what surely would have been one hell of a beating.
He very nearly got what he asked for.
This is the point. They don't have the courtesy to ask the businesses if they can film, they just turn up. If their videos were made to enlighten us as to how businesses operate, this would be the way they'd go about it. They don't though. Their absolute aim is to provoke a reaction and then post the video with a sensational title.
Glad our security was well informed and didn't give the prick a reaction.
No they didn’t, and the company in question was then bombarded with negative reviews on various sites and social media. So the twat with his little camera got the reaction he craved, but the company went about it all wrong. I suppose that’s the result of being wound up for well over an hour by someone who just wouldn’t listen.It doesn’t sound like anyone comes across particularly well here.
Where I used to park on croft street (before the parking restrictions) one of the chemical companies on there often had a leakage of what smelt like shampoo or similar into the drains. Guess it's illegal.Exactly.
One of these YouTube audits guys was responsible for a company (somewhere near Urmston I think) getting done for basically pouring dangerous industrial chemicals down the grids on the road outside their factory. Obviously disgusting behaviour and they'd have got away with it if it wasn't for some bloke with a GoPro...so fair play to them tbh.