Saturday Morning Market | Heritage Market Antigua and Barbuda 3rd September 2022

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[@rikah3562]

Mr. Isaac I appreciate your Saturday market videos, it gives me a piece of home & I get to see some people that I know & family too! Please don’t stop doing the videos & thanks again👍🏽💯. I miss Antigua soo much!!

[@elizabethfairley6460]

They only have an aversion to being on camera when they're shopping at the market, but they like it a lot during carnival when you film them winking up on somebody.

[@bandit4true]

Yes they like the vulgarity behavior thats what they love.

[@jacquelinelobban5477]

You could say it any better, I agree with you 💯

[@robertsingh939]

Never concern yourself with negativity from people. Do your thing. Thank you for your videos. I am from Trinidad residing in the USA, and look forward to your streams.

[@danroydsbarbadostravelvlog3057]

Keep doing your thing. I love your videos 💯% bro

[@lunawil68]

I am a viewer who was born in Antigua and has been watching your videos for a while and I must say I was very surprise with that conversation you had with the woman who complained about being on film. I don’t think it’s intrusive as she eluded, it’s great for me living in the US an Antiguan who enjoy watching the hustle and bustle of the morning early market shoppers . Keep up the good work

[@sarahjoyce5041]

It's not intrusive because it's not you being made to feel uncomfortable. He should simply move on when someone is not comfortable not stick the camera in their face. You like it because you get to see home. He can take video without pushing himself on people

[@elizabethfairley6460]

@@sarahjoyce5041 It's not considered intrusive because she's in a public place. However, if she were in the privacy of her home and he did that, it would be intrusive

[@sarahjoyce5041]

@@elizabethfairley6460 this isn't showing any respect for those around.....

[@elizabethfairley6460]

@@sarahjoyce5041 Sorry, but you can't take away a person's freedom to videotape in public space, regardless of your sentiments.

[@sarahjoyce5041]

@@elizabethfairley6460 I never said to take it away. I said there's a right way to do it like moving on from someone that clearly is uncomfortable. Where is the respect anymore. He kept on pushing the issue instead of respecting people's wish to not be on his video. If you try to interview someone and they decline that have every right to expect for the no to be respected. It's very simple

[@alexmustango3684]

Hensley total support from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 an ethically diverse city..that lady obviously has guilty conscience, some ting to hide 🫣 me no care for foolish ppl,keep marching forward for your a a bright beacon of goodwill ❤for all !

[@hibiggs66]

Million thanks bro.

[@angelmiddleton1654]

Greetings all the way from Belize. Love it Mr Isaac, praying that this will continue. My daughter and I watch your show every week. Here in Belize videoing at the market does not bother us at all. Our vendors are happy when they see the camera because they get to showcase their stalls and products they have on Saturday. I think it's a good thing and don't see why people would have problem with you showing the world what a Saturday morning looks like in your country. I enjoy watching and would love to see other parts of Antigua and Barbuda. Wish I had family members there, so I can visit.

[@lunawil68]

People are ignorant, especially about things they don’t understand

[@richardhart9204]

I was thinking the same thing last week about the importance of these videos as valuable historical archives.

[@xand611]

I am a Bahamian residing in the Bahamas. Recently discovered one of your videos on KZbin, and have since subscribed. Love you what you are doing, this is wonderful. I am amazed by the similarities. I look forward with eager anticipation to view the Saturday morning visits to the market and the Sunday morning hikes. Keep up the good work. You are making a difference. Antigua is well represented. Excellent presentation. Kind Regards

[@user-dd4onX]

She actually confronted and stopped him wow! Respect to you sir for schooling her. You're welcome to come Nassau the Bahamas my Brother and video all day. These are the most miserable,unfriendly Caribbean people I've seen or heard. It Sure squash that talk saying all Caribbean people are nice and friendly. These people can almost past for jamaican. You have to listen carefully to hear the difference. Jamaica may have its issues with crime and scamming but they're way nicer and welcoming people than these individuals. The Audio is incredible it doesn't lie. without it the video could pass for any other caribbean saturday market.

[@errolgeorge3526]

Just saw my baby brother, real exciting

[@zilmacaleb7601]

Mr Isaac continue to do your thing I love to watch your market videos

[@emifanny9050]

Thank you very much for your videos. I do appreciate them all and appreciate you very much for all you go through just to show us what is going on in Antigua and the People of Antigua . I know some of them are frustrating you but please don't worry about them and focus on the good things you are doing. Once again thank you for all your effort of showing the world Antigua and the People of Antique. God bless you brother Hensley Isaac. Greetings from the Uk.

[@ritabrathwaite165]

Thank you very much for your beautiful videos of back home.

[@hibiggs66]

Glad you like them!

[@ElegancebyDelly]

I finally seen someone l know my nephew Mr. Martin is a butcher in the meat market. You have a good pic of him at work today...thanks for sharing your Awesome and consistent videos...Houston Texas 🇦🇬

[@jacquelinelobban5477]

I have been to Antigua 🇦🇬 twice and I'm planning to return there soon, and that's same market is were I got my vegetables fruits , keep up the good work ,I just enjoy watching your Market scenes 👍 sending love from Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@cherylinpelle]

Thanks for sharing..I haven't been to Antigua for a couple of years... My father lives across the market on Prince Klaus Street...Appreciate you!

[@shawncash101]

Good job 👍 Issac . If they don’t want to be on camera they can stay home .

[@bandit4true]

What the hell is wrong with those people in Antigua 🇦🇬 don't they know time has changed and social media is everywhere. Antigua is about the only place that i see people that have issues when someone is walking around with their camera. Smdh.

[@chrisj3055]

She just dunce obviously she never set foot off the rock.... Camera all over watching u. On the roads or trian stations and stop lights... Banks and supermarkets...... She need to get a life!

[@lionjadoo]

i visted antigua and barbuda and fell in love with barbuda i was putting my affairs in order to move there when it was devastated by a hurricane .😞😞😞😞

[@lifeofaserverapp8716]

we love you real life blessed

[@ritabrathwaite165]

Don't even study the kill joys. Really don't see why they're objecting to the camera.

[@stevewilliams4703]

Mr. Isaac: I’m perplexed that you’re STILL experiencing this inexplicable pushback from what amounts to less than 1% of the attendees at the market. I follow a number of KZbinrs, Food Bloggers, etc., worldwide (including other Caribbean islands, South America, Mexico, USA, Southeast Asia), and I don’t see anything like this…yes, there’re some people who obviously don’t want to be recorded, but all they do is hide their faces, turn away, or change their direction in order to be out of the frame. They do not confront the person taking the video/photograph. It’s clear these few “Antiguans” (?🤷🏽) are “under-informed” about the respective “rights” of both themselves and the videographer. Perhaps you can end this through education. Instead of verbally engaging them each week (tiresome), why not prepare a clear, brief explanation of the LEGAL position dealing with filming in a public space, put on a handout and distribute to them… It is perfectly legal for anyone (journalist or private person) to photograph, film or videotape the ongoing activities in a PUBLIC PLACE (public market, public park, public beach, public square, etc). Attendees in such places have no logical expectation of privacy - in fact, the opposite is true, and therefore they have a reasonable expectation that they will be photographed, filmed, or videotaped. This is true also, to some degree, in private places where the public may visit or congregate (private malls, stores, bars, museums, government offices, etc). However, if the owners/security ask you to cease, you have to, or they can ask you to leave the premises. But they cannot confiscate your camera, delete images, remove media. So, the law is on your side. Go on with your activity. Sooner or later, they’ll get it. Good luck🤞👍🏼🇦🇬

[@sarahjoyce5041]

I think if a person doesn't want to be on camera you should move on not stick it in their face more. You have no respect for other peoples feelings 🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@elliot57905]

good day to all i am out of bg 1968 and do not like the the videos to see people iam very surprise to know and see things in back way people do not even have a good conversation and living is bad the english left and thats it not to enjoy good by

[@elizabethfairley6460]

I can just Imagine you having a good conversation with somebody.

[@tanyarobinson8011]

First time seeing your videos. I love what you are doing. So sad thse people are behaving in such a manner not realising the good publicity you giving them. Very clean market space and like the variety of fresh fruits vegetable, herbs and spices. New subscriber from 🇯🇲 Blessings Mr. Issac.