Bodyguard Explains How He Protects The Rich And Famous | Minutes With | UNILAD |

This is the first episode of a brand new series for this channel called "Minutes With...". In each episode we'll sit down and talk to someone who has an interesting story to tell.
In this episode we hear from Will Geddes, a bodyguard for the rich and famous. Will has done it all - from protecting a-list celebrities to being involved in firefights while working in Iraq.
Will takes us through some tricks of the trade, including some of the gadgets he uses while on the job.
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[@gavinm91]

You need the steel pen to press the buttons on that tiny phone.

[@alaskakors1996]

That’s what I was thinking 😂😂💀💀

[@tater8251]

The phone isn't tiny, his hands are just massive.

[@NOONE-cd4gu]

Ikr that phone was so small lol

[@MrEazyE357]

🤣😂

[@capolazio1414]

Yeah was that a fucking joke? Like a "spy phone" or just a prop? What was the deal, was he protecting Zoo Lander?

[@neaalitygandhi]

This guy looks like he has a backup plan to back up his backup plan.

[@Raghavendrabsrg]

Just like how I like to store my data on my backup harddisk.. which has a backup harddisk.. which has a..

[@MiSSKBG88]

😂😂

[@3fammy]

🤣 lol best comment

[@koffing2073]

as you should be

[@Frenchy_47]

So you mean Batman.

[@Matt_10203]

"I dont have any holes, so you can guess what happened to the other guys." Nice.

[@deepu_btbx]

I don't know what's more badass than that

[@brodielaing2458]

The one problem is that he used the people he was supposed to protect as a human shield

[@ricodsanchez6792]

you guys dont actually believe this. even special forces require a vast amount of people and still get killed but this guy happens to take on many Iraqi insurgents. sounds like B.s

[@frankiepaul9869]

Yer, hes a hero.....

[@huntsman_7117]

rico d'sanchez no, it’s not a movie where half a dozen people end up getting blown apart by gun fire. A trained person with body armour can easily hold his weight against some untrained insurgents

[@MayorofNumber3]

I heard he has a particular set of skills that he acquired over a long career

[@StraightHeffin]

He's quite adept at preparing fondue

[@3runnerBL3X]

Dude this comment is legendary 🤣😂🤣😂

[@husoab]

Good luck John

[@notoriousbig3k]

handjobs?

[@Aegon1]

My favorite movie

[@AdamWrightthegeek]

I really appreciate this series. It really humanizes other members of society, which this world needs more of.

[@dorianmclean6755]

Definitely.. This is very healing

[@bballforlife1231]

@jolie bruh why do you have to be like this . It’s simple sometimes you imagine a person to be soooo completely different but this makes the more relatable. When I see bodyguards I don’t necessarily think “oh my dad” but with this you get to know them and relate with them. Stop being so sensitive

[@TheJambd]

Jesus, how big are his hands? Makes that phone look tiny

[@wagwanbroz]

Dune Arksmith you are one big set 1

[@nathanb3273]

😂😂

[@btwclapp4d]

@@dunearksmith9869 r/whoosh

[@weetecguy97]

Hahahah its a prison phone silly

[@frankiepaul9869]

Lol

[@Live-Life-Freely]

I wonder if he has a teenage daughter that once lied to him about going with a friend to Europe to see museums.

[@justandy333]

Must of Taken you a while to come up with that 😉

[@Live-Life-Freely]

@@justandy333 Not really but what I do have are a very particular set of skills...

[@justandy333]

@@Live-Life-Freely Good Luck.

[@jacobl6714]

@@justandy333 I dunno if it took him a while, but it probably wasn't instant either. Somewhere in The Grey area between the two

[@mr.100rupees3]

*Pulls out comedically small phone*

[@mr.sammyboy1763]

as opposed to a comically large spoon

[@hikaru_7027]

Comander Gromit wait it’s all a comically small phone?

[@bobbyfett4256]

@@hikaru_7027 Always has been

[@horrorcentral1567]

I love your name I hope i find General Wallace one day

[@henk-3098]

no he just has very large hands

[@candidlyopinionated19]

I feel like this guy just stepped out of a Bond film.

[@nina2222]

Same 😂

[@kurtoneal]

And is a villain

[@matthewsinclair507]

Really? I feel like he stepped right out of a Zoolander film.

[@aaronwilson5978]

Thought the same thing

[@DonaldMeyers-v8c]

My first thought as well. Good call

[@MattEdwards1]

"I've been attacked by pirates, godzilla and iraqi bandits.." Tell us a story about an incident! "Well one time a woman hugged my client so I had to be nice"

[@ianbrown_]

✌️😂😂💯

[@justusha8903]

🤣🤣🤣

[@harrold6208]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 exactly my thoughts

[@MattEdwards1]

@@harrold6208 😂

[@chalesbergca3754]

He’s such a bullshitter u can tell 😂

[@FrankGrubbsJr]

Fantastic interview. I work in close protection and everything he said is true. Protection is 80% planning and 20% execution.

[@afibuffygirl]

Yep I agree. It can be a boring job at times but u gotta be on your game at all times, even if its a client you don't like or approve of, you still have a job to do. My wife always asks if I had a exciting day and generally my answer is always no, but that means it was a good and safe day

[@brentschmgbert3578]

Hey im also a bodyguard after doing abtwoo week cours. Starting work this monday

[@jstorey6226]

Yep correct , more boring than people think

[@labinotberisha310]

He is showing off a bit no holes in body is a bit to much for serious player on close protection

[@stevenlewis9234]

He’s probably just a Steel pen salesman.

[@alexk1682]

Sell me this pen.

[@rhettmelton]

@@alexk1682 Damn, he's so good!

[@ajs96350]

John Wicks cousin prefers pens.

[@josi4251]

That thing also comes apart and there is a knife blade in there. I've handled those.

[@ianbrown_]

For sure…. It’s the new gold

[@raizero1330]

Alternate Title: Bodygaurd tells us how to assassinate a super star

[@revonz]

Gaurd

[@crexd1620]

@@revonz your username is fitting knowing your a grammer nazi

[@revonz]

@@crexd1620 lmaooo

[@coreymiller9747]

rqvxn 🤣🤣

[@Gaggingonacorpse]

@Double-Edge Goddamn you. I was about to do it! 😂

[@rudymwaurah]

Feel like I just left a personal security TED talk, this man is a teacher at heart.

[@BewleyUK9]

Everyone's concentrating on the size of the phone so much that they haven't figured out this guys story about the phone makes no sense whatsoever.

[@matthewharris1270]

Bruh fr I was looking for this comment

[@Schtiel]

In what way? Its a burner phone thats tiny and discreet.

[@BewleyUK9]

@@Schtiel So how does that help? He described it as beneficial for discreetly giving out your phone number. Trying to read your number off that phone is gonna be even more obvious because your gonna have to hold it right up to your face 😂 same with taking and making calls, you're still gonna have to hold it to your ear and speak out loud. I can't see how the size of the phone benefits anybody in that scenario. I supposed you could set it to vibrate and put it down your trousers...

[@friendlyplayer92]

He did not mention the size of phone. Just a burner phone in general is good

[@jbetfifty5904]

@@BewleyUK9 mans probably used the burner phone to let the *single* hollywood star hand his phone number out to *"friends"*. As he emphasized the single, we can assume that he handed his number out to prostitutes, or to other people that he couldn't give his real phone number to, say fans for an example.

[@andrewmoonbeam321]

What if I'm not guarding my principal? What if I'm just guarding some random substitute teacher that I don't really care about?

[@gfrizzleshizzlemanizzle]

Gold, well in that case you can have a snooze on the job.

[@Knightsthatsaynih]

There's a "substitute" right in the name. They are expendable.

[@alainlalonde]

lol

[@davidcattin7006]

Wondering why a sub needs a body guard. On the other hand, some of these kids are crazy...

[@martinc.720]

I could listen to this guy for hours! Very good at presenting information, about a very interesting job that most people know nothing about.

[@JLBS04]

Having a pen also has the advantage that if a fan is asking for a autograph, everyone nearby will search through their pockets. Specifically then the risk of someone pulling out a weapon without being noticed is extremely high. So if u already have one you can just quickly hand it over to the fan, avoiding this risk

[@highcaliper8926]

Very far fetched

[@alw4357]

Janosch Bert the whole point is the pen can be used as a weapon so you’d be giving them a steel pen to kill the principal ffs

[@averagebrownguy4193]

I think he meant give it to the guy thats being protected cuz why would the fan be writing an autograph lol.

[@MrPianoMan]

1. You've just given them your fucking weapon/tool 2. They might steal the damn thing 😂

[@kidzudi7246]

You’ll have to search your pockets for the pen also DUMMY

[@lenahaymonds6210]

He looks like a really good body guard because he doesn’t look like that stereotypical huge, broad and muscular rough body guard, who’s easy to point out, he looks like, as he said, a chameleon someone who would just blend into the background and people wouldn’t suspect him of being the protector who’s really skilled and prepared. He looks good you know

[@rickpacopaco4254]

Exactly… ! Look at some foot of the worlds most deadly snipers , same same . Small , quiet, unassuming and many females. Movies starring that knob referred to as the “ rock “ tend to do history a disservice of reality

[@lukespector5550]

Makes a mean cup of tea too I'll bet.

[@jessehinman8340]

It's called grey men. Blending into the background and not drawing attention to yourself. Having social anxiety and a general distrust in every other person. I have become quite adept at grey man techniques in day to day situations.

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

When I was working in PNG we had a team of ex Australian SAS on site mainly as close protection during transits but also as advisors to the local contractors. To a man the looked the same, very calm, fit and intelligent. Bloody amazing stories though after a few beers. One I keep in touch with even today.

[@Swipes4000]

“One time this lady bear hugged my principal “ high level tactical stuff mate 😂

[@anaccount8474]

In my experience the most capable guys are always polite and calm in ordinary conversation.

[@the_local_bigamist]

Was sceptical of this at first based on the title as I thought that it'd be about celebrity gossip but I should've trusted in LADbible. Always interesting content and this provided compelling insight into a very closed-off world that ironically has a very public face. I bet he does have some insane stories - we only see the versions of these celeb types that have been crafted by their PR people, and this man was there to protect those kinds of images, but hearing about them being at odds with organised crime does not surprise me at all (gambling, drugs - all of the excess that comes with money and fame). Also, he would be a great pick given that he doesn't have the stereotypical "look" of the bodyguard. You can tell that this guy is serious and can handle himself. We need people like this on the side of the working masses.

[@MB-AFC]

Know this guy from the Mayfair Gun Club before the UK gun ban. I used go 3 to 4 times a week and often helped with the training. Great memories, with some great people.

[@j.vfuentes3118]

''I´ll leave the rest t your imagination what you can do with a steel pen'''' *John Wick intensifies*

[@1997jankuschef]

Grosse pointe blank too

[@daughterofyah6209]

🤣🤣

[@bensonchang1318]

John Wick don’t need no steel pen! All he needs is a pencil, a fucking pencil!

[@nodus7853]

All he needs is his fuh-chin pencíl

[@chihd1436]

"I dont have any holes, so you can guess what happened to the other guys'' I believe him just based on his accent.

[@Slimblue]

This guy looks like before he fights you he has to wash his hands and has to season someones soup with salt and pepper

[@WizzWins]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BalloonTrousers]

Very good haha

[@cesar-lf1jw]

Jason statham?

[@Slimblue]

@@cesar-lf1jw No .....

[@3runnerBL3X]

Dude this comment is next level AF 😂🤣😂🤣

[@freshbloominclothing]

Me: off to search Amazon for random tactical items I'll never use.

[@E.Johansson]

You should search Amazon for tactical sandwich making equipment.

[@XSemperIdem5]

@@E.Johansson I suppose a panini press would make a good weapon to wack someone in the face. And a bread cutting knife well, that one's obvious.

[@7Ties]

Him as a guard: You've got to be like a chameleon since there are cameras all around recording. You gotta be gentle when you can. Me as a guard: *Panics* and throws a very ungental swing into the intruders face.

.... Panics and throws a very ungental swing into the intruders face---misses and punches the principal

[@tomw6947]

Difference between a security guard inside a shop and a body guard who is ex military.

[@no-kz8wk]

i would just shoot them uts fine

[@Illuminautable]

This man still has a certain light in his eyes. Not to discount his skill or his ability, but I've seen similar interviews on this channel with soldiers who seem so very dead in the eyes due to their experiences. I'll never discount either experience, but my heart goes out to those who have been broken by their experiences.

[@eleanorjasper4554]

Don’t think you used the word ‘experiences’ enough times in those two short sentences you wrote 😂

[@IsThisHandleTaken]

Damn I wish this was a 12-minuter! Def want to hear more about some of his run-ins

[@viewsmagazine2137]

With a particular set of skills that he acquired over a long career. ie. Removing people from bearhugs.

[@brainletsYT]

what i gather from observing him and his energy at 5:25 is that he is caring, quiet, blends into bckgrounds, alert, dangerous, and extremely observant. he is the perfect bodyguard

[@houligan_97]

Ahhh my recommendations coming through for me once again 😁

[@NabilAbdulrashidComedy]

He’s lying. I’ve seen him working at Argos

[@safwanahmed4248]

😂😂😂😂😂legend

[@faux4780]

.... fr?

[@connorgaughan9117]

Funny shit

[@ytbtw5139]

😂😂 underrated

[@oct9653]

@@davidcollins9258 ikea pencils

[@mpccenturion]

99.99 % of the time - things were quiet. I was the 1IC of a place. I got a call - from the Personal SRC of an Industry guy. I arrived in shorts, sneakers and Hawaiian shirt. We knew our subject - he had a photo. He asked me - "what is the plan - I will stay seated outside - and wait - if he comes back - You take right - I will have left - and Subject GOES out the door". 30 min later - I get a meal - and me and his SRC were enjoying a coffee. I gave him my personal number - in case he was coming back - and none of us would get sidestepped. 30 yrs of stories. I remember saying I would write a book. Thank you to those still working. You guys were awesome!

[@nicosoftnt]

Will you write the book? I would like to resd it.

[@mpccenturion]

@@nicosoftnt LOL - Quick story - I broke my ankle. One of my guys had a wedding anniversary - The way it worked out I was on for a 24 hr shift. Yeh life is short when your young. So - maintenance pulled the mover deck off a garden tractor. I had a wheelchair for inside the places - and crutches for the stairs. BTW - 76 hectares - 34 buildings - $110 Mill in stationary. It is 0430 and I am rolling out checking the place. I left the lights off on the tractor. Car is parked and it was not there 30 min before. So I roll up to the side window - they are steamed up. I rap on the window with my flashlight. 2 faces - and the lady is screaming not to call her mother. I quickly told them - I don't care - I told them which road to take - about 5 minutes from here - and I don't care what happens there. They both yelled "Thank You" and I disappeared in the night. Cheers!

[@neotim5]

I remember hearing about Tactical pens a few years ago, laughed my ass of. But I have to admit these things are really underrated, no reason not to have a metal spike with you, saved my ass at least once.

[@TheGeechman]

There is an art for pen fighting. Very similar to a knife without any blade contact

[@isakferm7674]

Having a pen saved you more than once huh

[@yatagarasu9274]

Saved you how, not skeptical just curious

[@neotim5]

@@yatagarasu9274 had to stop a fight while working as a Security. I got a hold of one agressor (His arms behind his back but I couldnt grab his wrists or put him on the ground) and thats when I pressed the pen against his back. He didnt attack me, but Im certain that he would have gotten away if I didnt had the pen.

[@McShag420]

Can you tell us about the time a steel pen saved your ass?

[@calzonie5763]

He sounds like Sasha Barron Cohen now I’m questioning if he’s real

[@masterthieves]

Sounds nothing like him.

[@reecegraves3738]

MINOTAUR Beats he does

[@masterthieves]

@@reecegraves3738 SBC's tone is lighter

[@isoperuna2]

That dude does not sound like a lady

[@fancypig]

What, Borat? Or the actual guy?

[@websterdrums]

Plot twist: That is actually a normal sized phone

[@bertiepimplebum5633]

I would not enjoy life so well if I needed a bodyguard.

[@staarren8119]

"Theres no holes in me so you can guess what happened to the other guys" so badass omfg

[@CDeeez94]

"You need to be able to...-turn from the nice guy to the warrior in a nanosecond." Nice guys: 😎😤

[@tovopro]

This guy is a real life James Bond! LoL

[@mecommentify]

The phone is real and for protecting someone makes perfect sense. It's size and 15 day standby charge makes a great backup phone for client that can be better concealed then a full size phone. Like in a custom small pocket in clothing. The client has a potential source of communication.

[@oscarwoodly7392]

Reckon he must've given it to Tom Cruise.

[@acb9896]

*produces an impossibly tiny phone Derek Zoolander left the chat.

[@Matshidiso_]

"You never survive your principal". I remember that from a programme I watched years ago, similar to Bodyguard.

[@asonoiki]

I think we met this guy in Lisbon, in a hotel. Very fascinating conversation. He was telling us about his time in Africa.

[@faithcowell7638]

Woah he must have massive hands holding that phone 😂

[@MrFranckWhite]

Guys in jail are in love with this phone.

[@ponyboy1664]

Depends how much time they've done. After about 30 years of a life sentence you'll probably need a VM1 just to keep it up there.

[@Girrrrrrrr]

So small it fits in even the tightest Gangster Pockets!

[@DutchSteamboat]

But they get shitty reception.

[@joeblack2534]

@@DutchSteamboat was that a pun if so very funny

[@DutchSteamboat]

@@joeblack2534 It was stolen, I can assure you.

[@excel04]

I'm so early I'm here before the John Wick pencil not pen jokes.

[@NoName-rq8ec]

How to survive as a bodyguard: *Easy. Just buy yourself a plot armor.*

[@PapaDr3ad94]

Wtf is plot armor 😂

[@koifyshyer]

OxidizedDemon ain’t sure if your serious or if this is a joke, but it’s basically when someone in a story literally cannot die just because the story must go on

[@PapaDr3ad94]

@@koifyshyer wtf you on about?

[@koifyshyer]

OxidizedDemon That’s what plot armour is, it’s when someone doesn’t die just because the story isn’t over

[@PapaDr3ad94]

@@koifyshyer must be some British slang

[@tristanmonteblanco5863]

when i used to think of a body guard, i imagined a 6’4 really buff dude

[@BradleyCoopertest]

Problem with big dudes (I am 6ft4) is that we can’t blend in the crowd. A lot of celebs want to feel safe without attracting too much attention. With four 6ft4, 260lbs men walking behind and in front of you, you do attract attention. Guys my size get asked to be bouncers quite often though.

[@cavemanlovesmoke4394]

@@BradleyCoopertest yeh we get it ur 6'4 😉

[@johnschweiger1079]

That's the old stereotype a dude like that will stick out like a sore thumb the security industry really doesn't want people like this anymore they want people who will use their mind

[@yuri_cobaia]

Not even Hollywood movies have bodyguards like that anymore lol

[@henryjimenez204]

Tekashi still uses those type of guards

[@CoffeeFiend1]

'Tactical Pens' do vary a lot but a decent one is actually pretty damn versatile you can do all sorts, glass breaking, collecting DNA, prying, pressure points, impact, impalement, joint locks etc. They're basically like utility based kubotans and they can also function as a pen... Perhaps one of their biggest advantages is that you can carry all of that versatility almost anywhere, even in really strictly monitored places like the United Kingdom. Personal alarms are also great and definitely not just for the girls. They've developed such inaccurate connotations over the years because they've been called things like 'rape alarms' in the past. But they're quicker than making a phone call, they're very loud and very distinct and will immediately draw attention to you if you're in trouble and that trouble could easily be anything from a mugging, to something like a really fast seizure or asthma attack, through to being trapped somewhere injured. They're brilliant tools and they're small, you can always have one with you for free it costs you nothing to carry one around.

[@Gh0stDiaz]

He's Like A Reverse John Wick...

[@neaalitygandhi]

Wick John

[@Gh0stDiaz]

@@neaalitygandhi Boom!

[@neaalitygandhi]

@@Gh0stDiaz lol

[@leahmarine9514]

me: on sick leave from office job him: you need a tactical pen me: i need a tactical pen

[@disturbedoldmaster9020]

A tactical torch Is a bad ass way to call a flash light

[@RyanNoseBest]

its cus only americans call them flash lights.

[@universalconquest4447]

​@@RyanNoseBest In Canada they call them flash lights too.

[@heekkieowo7624]

He seems like he was advertising each tool hahahaha. Perfect!

[@crazydave7839]

Why do I feel like hes trying to sell me things 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@yakieboncookie]

I use to think that being a bodyguard was really cool, but this video just explains the absolute details of the reality of this job...

[@davedavids57]

I am an occasional body guard (when covid allows). It's ok, you get to see amazing things, hotels, palaces etc. Meet celebrities sometimes. But the hours are shit and random and you spend most your time doing bodyguard outer cover to rich people who already have their own body guards with them (as your a local you have the licences). Also unfortunately Brexit has fucked most the main training and work paths for new guys with British Passports. In reality you can't be a body guard in the UK unless you are ex police or military and even then to get a section 5 licence you have to beex met as it's a perk of there's. I moved to Italy. Did all my firearms and tactical stuff there. Now it would be pretty much impossible.

[@davidcattin7006]

Yeah, you get bored a lot and you could die. LOL!

[@Elmasub]

I cannot be the only one who immediately thought of that scene in Zoolander, when he pulled out that tiny phone. 😂 "God?"

[@jamesalbrecht418]

As a dad with a beautiful family I feel IV had to hone all of these skills

[@andrewchristodoulou3241]

If James Bond is in trouble he calls him to save him.

[@martinhaley3718]

Tactical pen, I just work in security and I always have my tactical pen with me, slash proof glooves and a tactical torch. And depending on my job a first aid kit. I'd love to move up and work as close protection.

[@metallicaKSA]

The first 10 seconds had me thinking ‘christ, he’s a giant’

[@tvnostalgia7477]

“You take the steel pen, and using the palm of your hand, smash it in to their eye.” “Michael. That’s just a monstrous use of a biro!” ~ Alan Partridge.

[@umbassa]

If this dude visits your country, you are the foreigner

[@anthonyokotie9207]

😂💔✊🏾

[@rhettmelton]

Dang. 'makin me reflect over here

[@slickrick2420]

Nahh nice try tho

[@mbadiou]

This should have been longer, what an interesting guy

[@LeedsHypnotherapist]

As soon as he started talking I was wondering if he is ex-SAS. 1m30s in, he's definitely one

[@Clearlight201]

I wanted him to explain to me why every time I walk past a security guard, I'm the guy who triggers their instinct and they start watching me, even though I'm just going into the shop to buy some food!

[@JK_Clark]

Because you look dodgy af.

[@ChubbyUnicorn]

Obviously, you have a very powerful aura.

[@Clearlight201]

@@ChubbyUnicorn haha that's a good way to look at it 🙂

[@barnabykilby-pollard3600]

Maybe a little warning / disclaimer please, LadBible? 2:02 - I have epilepsy and that just caught me off guard a bit 😂 thankfully didn't trigger anything tho

[@rico_344]

First second of the vid: Warning! Flashing images

[@E-bk9vk]

Toni Delgado Abellan it’s tiny and blocked by the arrow pointing down on YT mobile

[@jongdonglu]

i can imagine a bodyguard with a tactical torch getting into a strobe light fight with a paparazzi now..

[@deepu_btbx]

Everything this guy says is so badass!

[@ricodsanchez6792]

and most likely not true

[@McShag420]

Everything about this guy tells me he's lying.

[@teapea85]

Removing people from bearhugs is so badass 🤣

[@scoutMaster97]

This guy taught Jon Wick how to use a pen.

[@aidanmarquez3348]

Nah John wick taught him

[@neaalitygandhi]

@@aidanmarquez3348 lol

[@lewiss626]

I think this guy is really down to earth ive seen some protection officers who act like they own a venue or a street when with a celeb like umm no your not a police officer you have no more powers then a regular civilian.

[@MrSaltphone]

The minute I saw the tiny phone, I couldn't stop thinking of Will Ferrell in that SNL skit, Jeffrey's.

[@FailsAndLuck]

The principal's bodyguard starring Ryan Gosling and Denzel Washington.

[@somebody7130]

Nah, Jason Statham and Denzel Washington

[@Etanki]

ZoomTheFroom nah Denzel Washington and Denzel Washington

[@louisemxrquis4863]

Side note: Thank you so much for including a warning in advance for flashing images. Unfortunately I cannot watch this video due to seizures but I just wanted to say thank you for adding that warning... #itsthelittlethingsthatcount - Right, I'm off to watch the rest of the videos...

[@flyingdoubleleg7952]

Comes face to face with a real ex-sas bodyguard. Suddenly dissappears in a Nanosecond 😂😂

[@Eduardo-pc6gq]

I wouldn’t be surprised if he was ex sas or para or SBS. I’m just a gardener who worked for some very wealthy client before they had two bodyguards. One SBS one never told me his regiment but I heard it was SAS or paratrooper despite the fact they were stockier due to working out more they spoke very similarly and had a casual type attitude to their previous deployments whilst serving their brigades and in private sector. I have no doubt they carried a heavy toll for what they’d done and seen but didn’t air it in public. Really nice unassuming guys who could have blended into the background pretty much anywhere. I was expecting meatheads before they turned up. We spent hours talking about everything under the sun, not military stuff at all as both had social time together on the estate. Really nice guys, very similar to this guy.

[@oscarwoodly7392]

@@Eduardo-pc6gq I was thinking the same thing. Intelligence and a discrete lethality comes as standard!

[@thesaint8400]

@@Eduardo-pc6gq he's not ex-sas. He's just a self-promoter.

[@we.are.all.barabbas]

Paparazzi: *blinds the celebrity with their camera flashes Bodyguard: "I'm gonna blind you back"

[@kaptenkrok8123]

"instinct" the amount of people that have instincts that are wrong all the time are amazing

[@jbdbean242]

The training grounds and natural filters have largely been eliminated for most people - which is great until something slips through.

[@MgtowRubicon]

The most badass professional security teams can see you miles away, they see you before you get out of bed in the morning. Don't mess with them.

[@williammccallum2580]

Love it when he said "spidey senses"... legend

[@ihugfemales4839]

*pulls out insanely small phone* “This was necessary for my single client” Imagine his client was Shaq before marriage..

[@spitfire4sergi]

Can’t help but picture him as the hunter from Jumanji (the first one with Robin Williams, aka the good one)

[@alexschneider2206]

Fun fact: The hunter was played by the same actor as the father, representing the crippling pressure he put on Alan as a boy

[@davide724]

Will Geddes: "I had a very well known Hollywood celebrity, that was single, so it was handy to give him one of these *(shows very small mobile phone),* with a pay-as-you-go sim, which made his life alot easier, if he was giving his numbers out to new friends." So he protected Verne Troyer? 😃

[@zachariahtate3732]

I was thinking Kevin Hart

[@stephanhansen5931]

@@zachariahtate3732 Because of the size of the phone?

[@itstuby_4934]

Him: You need a pen John Wick: I only need a pencil

[@ausaafzaidi]

Get this guy on the next James Bond

[@Dinco422]

"From this giant" aaaahahahah! Fucking legend

[@Lma818]

He should be an operator on warzone lol.

[@cosmic-fortytwo]

I liked that, he seemed very professional and was no-nonsense.

[@ashley4372]

I wanna know what happened in Iraq in more detail 😮

[@gonnahavemesomefun]

Watch Tony Blair and you’ll see.

[@ashley4372]

@@gonnahavemesomefun He didn't care enough to know.

[@davedavids57]

He got shot at, they shot back and drove very fast away. Unlike the movies you don't get confirmed kills, your not the police you just open up with whatever you have and fuck off asap.

[@bv5191]

"I'm still here, I have no holes, so you can guess what happen to the other guys." Chills.

[@VictoriaStobbie]

6 minutes with a body guard, who sometimes tells you to use your imagination.

[@Dr.Thomas.]

I don't think this guy has protected anyone in his life. This was just him showing us his haul from Radio Shack & Sharper Image. 😂

[@praneeshak4406]

He looks like a dude who knows a dude who know how to make people disappear.

[@brokenship8252]

Nah mate his the dude who makes the person disappear

[@schuletrip]

I’ve got one of those pens!! Amazing bit of kit and actually writes really nicely.

[@Wemmew]

"Instinct is a lie, told by a fearful body, hoping to be wrong. "

[@don2107]

~Guru Laghima~

[@fancypig]

very good, except something can't be a lie if whether or not it's wrong has yet to be determined.

[@dontthinksosomehow]

With regards to the phone, his client was actually a wealthy dwarf.

[@djdeej8265]

I swear all these guys that do these types of jobs are British and I love it.

[@eoghanmackie780]

It’s a British KZbin I think so they mainly interview brits

[@sneaky5141]

theyre all SAS tough guys thats why lol

[@phantion8857]

British accuracy.

[@NoneNone-kp1qc]

Sneaky that offends our SF, this guy is nothing more than a glorified civi kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4mwk2x6i8t9Z9U

[@mrrm593]

One of the core skills you need to have in this game Instinct And intuition

[@georgianbay9589]

I didn't know I was the attacker , thanks for blinding me