00:01I am aware that taking pictures of people in public is not a crime, but I think that
00:07following and stalking people definitely is a crime. So if you've had any experiences like
00:15this on Bayshore, please, please, please message me or go to the police because I am going to be
00:20filing a report. So at least we can gather more and more evidence against this creep.
00:25All right. Okay. I got questions, man. I got, I got a ton of them because this ain't illegal.
00:33It's it's well, it might not. I mean, you're stalking somebody and I'm glad she said it.
00:37Cause I was sitting here thinking it ain't illegal to, if you have no, no, uh, you know,
00:42assumption of privacy, people can snap pictures of you. You can not like it, but it's, that's not
00:49illegal. But if he's going out there and he knows your schedule and he knows when you're running
00:55and he's taking specific pictures and videos of you still everything you just said, even if you
01:02slow it down, like you said, it is still not illegal. That's not illegal. No, it's rude. Maybe
01:07it's, it's, it's, it's, it's classless it way. Some people would see it, but, um, you, you know that.
01:16Okay. So there's an old Coca-Cola commercial where the ladies would come to the window and they would
01:21have their Coca-Cola break and they would watch the man who was doing the construction across
01:26the street and they're like, and the lady would say, okay, uh, ladies, uh, same time tomorrow.
01:31And then they would go back to work knowing that they get to come back and watch this man.
01:35They watch him. They know his schedule. They watch him from afar and Google and why they
01:41sipped a Coca-Cola. It was on a commercial. That ain't stalking. That is just admiring.
01:46So that's, uh, let's go over there.
01:46Let's go over here.
01:46We'll see where behind this one is.
01:47We'll see you in your corner.
01:49Cool.
01:49I want to see where the mike in the partner set.
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