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That area is just bigger. I distinctly remember several elevators, more doors with security guards, and longer hallways.

There's another issue here - it's a game show and as the saying goes, don't hate the player, hate the game.

She didn't actually steal £50,075. No crime was committed, no rules were broken. I'd feel guilty if I was her, but to be honest, I don't see why - it's a game, them's the rules. When I get bluffed in poker, I don't hate the opponent for lying, I respect them for playing the game well.

I'd still want a security guard standing just off camera

That's one really bored surveillance security guard.

>> ^Shepppard:

>> ^rottenseed:
"like a boss"? "not a single fuck was given"? Come on, those trickle-down net colloquialisms don't even apply.

You look at the security guards face at 0:54, and you tell me if he gives a fuck.
no, no sir, he does not.

Well it's obviously "Giving a fuck - like a boss". Because Yes he is doing what he's doing like a boss. But no, he is indeed giving at least one fuck otherwise he would just stand there and let the banana have his fuck all the way - like a banana.

>> ^rottenseed:

"like a boss"? "not a single fuck was given"? Come on, those trickle-down net colloquialisms don't even apply.


You look at the security guards face at 0:54, and you tell me if he gives a fuck.

no, no sir, he does not.

I need an old priest, a young priest, and a fat security guard.

Was that guy some fat undercover security guard? He's got handcuffs hanging below his shirt in the back. Also, dude: Have you ever heard of using a "command" voice? Jeez...

i can't prove my idea, but i don't think we had this many security guards 40-50 years ago.

I suppose government and corporations really need to keep the little people out (or down) but it really looks like every single building has a security team.

it would take a small army of ruffians to hit everywhere at once

It would give the security guards something to do... >> ^ctrlaltbleach:

"They would like you to get their permission." How wonderful if everyone tourists and all who wanted to take pictures in the area whether the building is the main subject or just in the background went inside to ask permission.

As a former security guard I am empathise with the guards position. They are hired to protect the interests of private property and to investigate potential incidents concerning that property. However, they have no powers beyond that and have no legal status beyond the bounds of that property. They are allowed to ask questions of you but no more than anyone else does. You can tell them whatever you want. What particularly annoys me about the guards in this video is that they try to intimidate people and they are not even really sure why. If they genuinely thought it was a security risk, ie. terrorism, they should be calling the police immediately. Terrorism act? "What part of the act?" "We're going to stop this conversation now". Intimidation FAIL!

As a former photographer I did like the property manager guy. What he said was spot on. Private use = a ok. Commercial use = maybe some issues but nothing major. I dealt with many such people and most of them were proud of their buildings and found it exciting to have people interested in it.

>> ^tsquire1:

http://videosift.com/video/How-to-handle-police-brutality


That's the second time you've posted that video in response to one of these vids and the second time you've been wrong.

That video shows private security guards, so, if I may mangle an oft-quoted sentiment on the sift, "way to go, private sector idiots".

Upvote for security guard Freudian Slip, "Ladies, if you are using the steps, just be forewarned you will be subject to perv... that you are being viewed from underneath..."

I find it pretty offensive on alot of levels, The designers although short sighted did not design the stairs to look at your clunge... the fact she say "MEN designed it" is pretty sexist on her part nd the fact that theres a security guard at the bottom telling these women not to go up the stair due to the clothes they are wearing is sexualising it even more. To keep their modesty they have to use a lift or if they dont care and go up the stairs they come across as "I dont care I WANT them to look"

Stupid people, stupid stairs, stupid story

I find it pretty offensive on alot of levels, The designers although short sighted did not design the stairs to look at your clunge... the fact she say "MEN designed it" is pretty sexist on her part nd the fact that theres a security guard at the bottom telling these women not to go up the stair due to the clothes they are wearing is sexualising it even more. To keep their modesty they have to use a lift or if they dont care and go up the stairs they come across as "I dont care I WANT them to look"

Stupid people, stupid stairs, stupid story

I find it pretty offensive on alot of levels, The designers although short sighted did not design the stairs to look at your clunge... the fact she say "MEN designed it" is pretty sexist on her part nd the fact that theres a security guard at the bottom telling these women not to go up the stair due to the clothes they are wearing is sexualising it even more. To keep their modesty they have to use a lift or if they dont care and go up the stairs they come across as "I dont care I WANT them to look"

Stupid people, stupid stairs, stupid story