Shops Extreme Reaction To A Toy Hunt!
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
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A nice walk into Morley turns sour when I try film the toys in British Heart Foundation and B&M (not that there is any) in shocking scenes. By far the worst experience I’ve had while doing the toy hunts over the years and it just getting worse. I don’t want to resort to underhand filming techniques, I shouldn’t have to, filming toys isn’t evil.
See the different attitudes between the stores who asked (or told) me to stop filming.
This one is a real eye opener.
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What should I do about filming in store?
Sue
I think your best bet would be to ask for permission up front. Obviously that runs the risk of them saying no, but if you're polite about it and explain that your focus is on stock rather than people, they should be happier. There will almost certainly be people who would legitimately not expect to be filmed by another member of the public while shopping, and the shop workers would probably be within their rights to ask you not to film on private premises. I suspect there isn't an inherent right to do so. It's a data protection issue primarily - shops are obliged to tell you if they're recording you for that reason, but you can avoid that issue by making it clear you're just filming the stock. All this assumes that the staff concerned are reasonably well informed of course. Equally, they may well have policies in place that could change. It might be worth you enquiring of their Twitter channels what their policies are, then you could show the responses if challenged. Only other option would be to film in short bursts, then slow it down and do a voiceover for us?
@ExcelsiorsDomain yes I know the law about filming, I read my rights in every venture I partake in. The fact that I’ve filmed in there without issue for over 4 years and the usual staff know me means that I don’t ask for permission. Her attitude was the main point, on both instances I had finished filming but carried on because of the encounters. People come up to the camera and tell you not to film them, that’s their mentality, they’re the main characters in their story.
Yes as I said in the video I did email both companies while I was in the cafe, both have responded in different ways which I’ll discuss on my livestream. Filming in short bursts doesn’t change the fact that I’m filming and I’ve got expensive microphones so I don’t have to have the extra work of a voice over, which is counterproductive, I like to react in real time, making it real for the viewers. Thank you for your points Andy 👍🏻
Tell them you are not filming, but doing a video call for a friend to show him what is on the shelves. If you have a giant film camera, its easier to get away with it, if you hold it under your arm and turn off the viewfinder red light, and say you are just shopping... I used to do this all the time and no one ever said anything... The moment the camera went on my shoulder, then everyone gets paranoid.
That's very interesting. I'm really confused by what people are worried about.
The way people are lately about others filming hunts is one of the reasons I never recorded any of mine. I hate dealing with the store managers like that.
Shouldn't be like this...
Keeping filming blue I have mobility issues and seizures and watching your videos always cheer me up ☺️
This is another reason I do them. Thank you for watching 👍🏻
Even car boots are cotton on with all the ebay resellers and that ...hard to find any bargains nowadays.
Toy Hunting on eBay it is then....
As all the charity shops now have online stores, the days of grabbing a bargain are virtually over, unless you are very lucky indeed. Only stuff that haven't sold online find their way back into the main street shops.
Yep. I think that's an point I'll bring up on my livestream. Thank you
bro, you best be careful there. if they get too much out of hand, you could end up being arrested. but, got news for you, in the usa, it is required by law that any shop has to have a sign on their doors or storefront window that clearly states, no filming allowed. if these places are not displaying anything saying as such. then, you will need to make it clear to them.
Thanks for that. It's actually a civil matter not criminal, so I'd have to do something really bad. Actually surprised she didn't say anything about the police.
Is this happening all over the UK now? Because no one had stopped me yet but this seems to be a running theme for you unfortunately. A lot of places seem to be enforcing this and I just can’t understand why. Aren’t shops used to being filmed these days? What do they think we do on CZcams? It’s very bizarre.
They will take the money though but won't respect the customers. Gross.
Totally
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Wow that’s unacceptable behaviour on behalf of the retailers !
Worse than that guy in the toy museum in Blackpool 😆
Great Video as always Blue! Personally I've been looking into the Ray Ban Meta Glasses for potential toy hunt videos just so I don't have confrontations but they're so pricey 🤣
Yeah, that's a problem for me too as I'm trying to pay for a new iMac. Solosglasses are doing some too so hopefully they may come down in price. I did message them on the off chance they want a review....
@@BlueHToys Oh I didn't know that ill have to have a look into them as well. And yeah fingers crossed they come down in price because right now the toys take priority haha
@TheSpectrumFlipper totally 👍🏻
Hi from Dublin maybe the right to do is build up a relationship with the shops and ask first can you film and show them your CZcams channel. Then they get to know you and won’t mind in future visits , love your videos from looking at them in Dublin
I have been filming in there for over 4 years and have got a good relationship with them. The turnover of staff means that some are different to others and are set in their grumpy ways.
You need to go around with flowers and chocolates for the women in every shop every week 😀 keep them sweet
@dereksmith3302 😆 jesus can't afford that
Appreciate the video Marc and you keep on filming mate 👍. Your not breaking the law! Keep up the good work
Cheers mate 👍🏻
Marc, I think it says a little about the gentleman in question that he was made acting manager or whatever it was, for a short time, probably because someone was off sick and he immediately let the sudden power (in his mind) go to his head!! Some people need to tell others what to do in order to feel better about themselves but he obviously then twigged that he was behaving like a twat!!!
😆 to be fair he was OK. I've them and it is company policy but that's the first time I've been stopped in there.
@@BlueHToys 👍!
It didn’t appear that either of those two stores had anything worth filming anyway. You even mentioned in the second one that it was rubbish. I’ve only been in a couple of independently owned stores to film, but I’ve gone in first and asked if it was OK. I think you just caught that second store manager on a bad day. The lady in the first store has a bad day every day if you ask me.
You're totally right, I think they watch me and know how much I slate them 😆
We could call this collectors meet spot meeting we got 3 different collectors here now all we need is some drinks & sandwichs
Jobs worth causing trouble.
Totally
Maybe for Morley it is worth putting in writing to each of the stores you regularly film in. Explain your motivation for filming, give them the name of your channel so they can look at how you film. Point out in particular how you minimise invasion of anyone's privacy, how you have noticed a difference in reaction when you are using a camera or a phone. Your channel does bring customers to them, I am one, I hadn't been to Morley in years and would never think of going and now I do regularly and I have spent a LOT of money in those shops.
Thank you, yes I think this needs to be done. I'm awaiting a full response from bhf
Hail Blue 🔵🤟get a mini cam they won't notice
Just sold one...shouldn't have to be covert
The best you can do is pull out a copy of the legal rights that you. have. They are all making the rules.
Yeah I follow the rules but some people don't understand them
Tell them you are not filming, but you have an eyesight issue, and you use the camera to help you see
😆 I do
Some staff just miss having the clout of harassing people over masks etc.
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In a public place you are free to film but when you are in a business, they are entitled to ask you not to film and or to leave as you our on there property.
If you are asked not to film say sorry put your phone away and carry on doing your shopping. Just because you film for you tube does not give you rights over law. If you don't have permission and you have been asked to stop filming (they don't need to give you a reason why, you are in THERE property) then likely to attract the attention of the law.
its good practice to write to the head office of any establishment and ask for permission prior to filming in there places of business. Most will accept and find it polite that you asked and grant you permission. If a location says no, respect there answer.
Thank you. Yes I know the law, I do this quite a bit. In both instances I was done filming and was about to put my camera away, it was the attitude of the lady that caused the issue. In no way is it anything to do with the law or the police. Trespass is a civil matter, that's why you see so many bouncers these days.
I have been filming in these stores for over 4 years and have got to know the staff but as I said the turn over of said staff means jobsworths who have no training can cause problems. If the shops don't want you to film they need to put up signs.
@@BlueHToys Attitude goes a longgggggg way and 9 times out of 10, is the cause of escalating something trivial to something more serious.
You have to be careful with trespass as it can quickly move from a civil to a lawful offense and that is usually because the store could say a confrontation has or is causing a breach of the peace which then becomes a lawful matter, not civil.
Have seen it at my local Tesco, security asked a guy to stop filming, guy got gobby, police got called and guy was nicked for breach of the peace.
Just be careful.
@SamM-oh2cx I'd like to see them try it. Wrongful arrest and a nice claim coming. I was going out of the shop anyway 😆
They were out in force, stop filming our stock so other people can see the shit we sell 😅
😆 how true