Kansas City Accountability was filming from a public sidewalk. Keyword public, outside a bank, minding his own business until one employee decided to turn a camera into a crisis. >> How can I help you? >> As usual, the bank employee comes out pretending to be polite, hits him with the classic, "How can I help you?" How you doing? >> Good. Can I help you? >> What are you What are you offering? >> Huh? >> What are you offering? >> I was just uh seeing like uh if there was anything like you needed. Uh >> I mean I take a bottle of water if you got it. >> I was just I'm just recording. >> Is that okay? >> Okay. Thank you. I'm just recording from public. Is that okay? There's nothing. You mind scooting to the side for me? >> Kansas City Accountability keeps it classy. Just asks the guy to step aside because let's be real, he's blocking the whole camera and half the sunlight. I'm good. >> I say, "Do you mind scooting to the side, please?" I'm good. >> Uh yeah, I'm just out here recording. >> I'm just out here standing. >> Is that okay? >> My property. >> This is your property. >> Uh yeah. >> You actually standing on city property right now? >> Uh this is Hawthorne M property. >> Your property started that pole right there. >> So >> yeah. >> Oh, then I guess I'm just exercising my right to stand on public. >> I mean, if you like I'm just doing my best to protect our uh security guards. >> And that's when it gets even better. The bank employee says he's trying to protect the armored truck guards. You know, the guys with guns, vests, and training >> that come here uh where uh this individual is trying to compromise their security. So, >> you're protecting them. They have firearms on them. >> No, I'm protecting their uh right to privacy. >> [laughter] >> How are you doing? There's no expectation of privacy in public. Did you know that? >> Uh he's not on public property. I >> I'm on public property. >> I know. >> So whatever I see with my eyes, I can record from public. >> Yeah. >> And I can't go on your property and record, but as long as I'm on like like a like like a sidewalk. >> Yeah. >> Fair fair game. >> Say you couldn't. >> But there's nothing to say that I can't. Uh >> I never said you couldn't. You say, "Can you help me?" >> Right? >> Yeah. >> Y'all see this guy? >> Only in America do you see a bank employee trying to protect armed guards from a guy with a camera? And to top it off, he's literally running after KCA like Peter Griffin belting out bird is the word. >> What are you talking about? >> Oh, have you not heard? It was my understanding that everyone had heard. Heard what? [music] >> You're going to make me famous, aren't you? >> Yeah, you going to be famous. >> Good. >> Yeah, you going to be on TV. >> Good deal. >> All right. Come on. When the last time you ran, man, come on. >> This morning, actually. >> Come on. Put in a good couple of miles. When the last time you had a job, >> you can't do that, sir. >> I haven't touching anything. >> You did. You touched my camera. >> I didn't touch it. >> You didn't touch my camera. I got it recorded that you touched it >> right now. You actually That's a crime what you're doing. >> It's actually not. >> It is, sir. >> I'm not touching the thing. >> You are. You in my space. >> This is public. You just told me it was public. >> But you're still in my space though, sir. Uh, your space is where? Look, you you're in my space. >> This dude is a clown, y'all. Isn't even for him. Ain't this why you stepping in my way, sir? You in my way. >> Standing here. >> You're in my way. I got you on camera, bro. I got you on camera. >> Yeah, >> I got you on camera, bro. You're following me. Look, you're stopping. You're in my way. >> I'm walking in public, sir. The cops is going to see this, bro. You know you on camera. You don't even care. You're stopping in my way. You're okay to walk on the sidewalk with me. >> You can't just stop in in front of me, though. >> You can't. >> Really? >> All right, bro. I got it on camera, bro. >> You've been on camera the whole time and you aware of that. Okay. [laughter] >> And then it happens. The moment every auditor knows is coming, the guy actually touches the camera and bumps into Kansas City accountability because nothing says I'm totally in the right like committing battery on film. >> Dude, this look like somebody you want to give your money to. For real. Do y'all want to give him y'all money? He got tennis shoes, jeans, and a dirty polo on. This is wild. I'm moving out of his way, man. Damn. Why are you so itchy? >> That's that aderall, man. >> Hey, let me ask you this. You're out here. >> If you're not answering any of my questions, then we're done. You're a nuisance to society and that's all that you are. >> Let me ask you this then. Something you can answer cuz you said you work in there. You probably are you a manager at least? >> No. You better not tell me you're a teller. >> What if I am? >> Tell me this then. What if I'm a new teller at this bank? >> Tell me is then you making your job look horrible. Man, let me ask you this. The vault, is it climate controlled? >> Then KCA pulls a genius move. He starts asking the employee questions about the bank vault. The guy freezes. Total confusion. Suddenly, he's not the one asking questions anymore. And it's beautiful. >> What does that matter? >> Is it climate control? >> What does that matter? >> Like, what size are the vents? >> What does that matter? Okay. >> That that does that has zero relevance to you. >> Okay. And uh where do you guys get y'all y'all die packs from? >> What does that matter? >> I'm just We out here. Can Can we talk? >> Where do you get your die packs from? >> What does that matter? Like what is the what is the purpose of that question? >> I'm just asking a question. >> To what end? >> These are just survey questions. >> To what end? >> They survey questions. For what purpose? >> Surveying. >> For what purpose? >> Let me ask you this. Where is the vault located? >> What does that matter? >> The vault is located right inside that building. >> Where though? >> Uh inside that building. >> When you walk in to the left or to the right? >> Uh you walk in the front door. >> Okay. Okay. I mean, to me, this all sounds like you're trying to collect uh security information so that you can potentially uh scope out and uh that's usually the kind of questions that criminals ask when they're trying to case a joint to then come back and eventually rob it. >> Is that what your intentions are? That's why I'm trying to ask like to what to what end are you uh asking these questions? [laughter] >> We got this guy right here. We just call him Darren. We got Darren right here, man. And uh yeah, I let him know that he's dismissed. I no longer need his services right here. And uh he can he can actually uh go back inside his place of business. Yeah, get out of here, man. I told you to get out of here. >> Eventually, even Darren, yeah, that's what we're calling him now, finally gives up the fight and walks away. and Kansas City accountability hits him with the perfect sendoff. All right, Darren, don't come back to the public sidewalk. When you lose an argument to the Constitution, the only thing left to do is walk it off. >> And don't come back on the sidewalk. You hear, >> Darren? I don't want to see you back on this sidewalk, buddy. He just passed gas. I heard that. All right, Kansas City. That's going to wrap things up here. That was a wild one there. These dudes is wild. Another day, another meltdown. All because someone dared to film in public. You can catch the full insanity over on Kansas City Accountability channel. 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