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[@theonyxblack]

Influencers in the wild are hilariously cringe. But filming strangers through their living room windows is beyond creepy

[@Kristyn.roberts13]

Very cringe... gives me the ick!😂

[@jaidensanchez4617]

Wow I their houses is absolutely crazy frfr

[@MunyDongBangTan]

That's voyeurism. I don't know other countries but in mine, it's considered as criminal offence (Singapore). A neighbour from across my apartment block once owned a camera which can literally zoom to view our side. Apparently he was able to stream the footage live. Scary world, we're living in.

[@hannajung7512]

​@@MunyDongBangTanits definitely a crime in Germany. ESPECCIALLY when you then go and publish the material.

[@LalaDepala_00]

​@@MunyDongBangTan In the Netherlands a lot of people have their front window right near the sidewalk. Tourists don't understand that that isn't an invitation to stand still and - literally - gaze inside someone's house. "Omg you can just look inside their houses, it is insane!"

[@User11391]

"Imagine your child had memories" is the most Robert quote I've ever heard regarding children. lol

[@hellsbells8689]

I think Robert said ChildHOOD memories.

[@User11391]

@@hellsbells8689 Oh no! I watched the video twice and heard "child had" both times until I saw your comment and checked it. You're right. I'm just starting rumors about Robert on the internet.

[@LunarEleven]

😂 imagine if children actually remembered things! Love it, like misheard lyrics

[@hyiso811]

"Can we just get rid of this child and get a tripod instead" is so funny out of context 😂

[@kodamaspirit9298]

For sure, it's a brand new sentence.

[@RG_Eph]

Omg that’s great. I imagine a less gross scenario with these parents with their 8 year old who can never take a clear picture. After 8 years they have the realization like “damn we didn’t even need to have a kid. We should have just gotten a tripod instead” If this is seriously unfunny I apologize. I’m high and this is hilarious in my head

[@wendyg.2664]

When someone is filming people through their living room windows, that is definitely called being a "peeping Tom." So terrible! People are getting out of control!

[@lauriedengel7988]

Voyeurism and it's illegal.

[@justkiddin84]

And it is a sign that they may escalate to something much worse.

[@jodiegordon5559]

@@lauriedengel7988 Not without consent!

[@lauriedengel7988]

@@jodiegordon5559 Which is why Voyeurism is illegal. It's watching and/or filming people without their consent, usually through a window.

[@brittanym9266]

Can we go back to having hobbies that don’t involve filming strangers or being entitled to filming in public space? Thanks.

[@laurenmhogan]

The only kind of influencer I am okay with causing delays is a dog influencer. That pup deserves all the attention. When I went to Disney world in December, a lady had her service dog with her and had a Christmas outfit on the pup and took pics of the pup and it was the best thing I saw and so freaking adorable.

[@Robert_Reacts]

The best kind of influencer

[@samc5877]

The fact that the kid taking the pic is pulling his sibling out of the shot tells me everything about these "parents" 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@dorian417]

😬😬 too true.

[@mariaangelini949]

Makes you wonder what they’re making the kid film in private

[@justkiddin84]

But! Y’all! The drag queens are hurting those kids! 😂😂😂

[@bunji_beans]

Oh I thought they were just backing away from the waves and pulling their sibling along. Regardless so inappropriate!

[@jodiegordon5559]

What exactly were the parents doing?! I thought the mum was sitting on the dad's shoulders but side saddle?!

[@venus3393]

Can you imagine being in Witness Protection, and one of these a-holes ends up revealing your location to the world!😒

[@mhairiwallace9320]

😂 busted

[@EzraSprouts]

Exactly! As a DV survivor it terrifies me that survivors and witnesses could have their safety put at risk in this way. By "official" media as well as influencers.

[@laiatezenas3300]

That used to be a fear of mine back when I was hiding from a violent ex 🙄😮‍💨 People don't have ill intent but don't realise how things could escalate for others.

[@keirgoodram4359]

Agree that filming other people without their consent is just a massive and unnecessary invasion of people's privacy

[@Kris.with.a.K]

They get away with it because "there is no expectation of privacy in public." Well, that's how it's written in US, anyway.

[@sp7749]

I had a stranger filming me at the grocery store while I was at the checkout counter. I brought it up to an employee, and they didn't do anything about it. I had to walk by the guy to exit the store, and it was only then that he quickly put his phone in his pocket, pretending like he wasn't doing anything. It felt so uncomfortable, creepy, and gross.

[@Boooo_39]

Ive had people take photos of me eating, walking out of a store, and at one paint minding my business on the train These are people Ive noticed, who knows where else

[@leelat.6231]

This is so uncomfortable I’m sorry.

[@gasparinha]

I would have escalated this. There are too many creeps out there.

[@aesthera.]

I'm sorry that happened to you :( But what was the low wage employee supposed to do?

[@sneezingbananas]

Take it to his salary manager ​@@aesthera.

[@mkchristner]

“Let your husband take the picture, your boyfriend… let your uncle take the picture.” 😂

[@jifwittle]

Uncle had me 💀! 😂

[@swolerabbit]

i especially hate the last genre of tiktok where the point is sort of “omg look at all these glares i got!” i frequent disney world, and there’s always vloggers with their cameras out filming the entire crowd around them. i’m not glaring at YOU, go ahead and film your vacation or whatever, i’m glaring at the idea of being on your camera roll for 2 hours worth the footage without my consent. it’s weird. i don’t even take selfies or videos of myself cause im that self conscious and this person is filming me behind them for two hours?!? IM GLARING!

[@amypoole2899]

I would hate if someone filmed me in public. But if you confronted them, they’d film that, and you’d be portrayed as a crazy person.

[@Nasipecel_pedes_pol]

EXACTLY 😭😭 make me wish i am invisible just for this exact reason! I hated getting filmed/taken picture of by anyone lollll

[@joseyrobinson144]

You're right. I have absolutely no patience for this kind of influencer nonsense so I'd end up going viral for saying a load of evil shit to them 😂

[@Throatzillaaa]

​@joseyrobinson144 exactly, and then that would be uploaded to KZbin and tiktok as "crazy Karen loses her mind!!!!" (assuming you're a woman based on your name and pfp). I get how the whole Karen thing started. Some entitled white women, causing real issues for people with their fake tears, calling the police because a little girl is selling lemonade or bottled water, or there are black kids in the apartment's pool area. But now it's just become so overused and sexist. And I can't fathom how these young people, often male tiktokers, who are behaving in an incredibly rude manner, filming people in shops or making an embarrassing scene just to catch the reactions of normal people, I don't get how they can't see that they are being the entitled jerks. People should be allowed to ask not to be filmed or to be blurred out.

[@emilyhardy7718]

I honestly think the attitude of doing what you want when you want regardless of how it affects other people these days has genuinely affected how kids behave. My ten year old and her friend really slip sometimes and I constantly have to remind them that just because they can do or say something doesn’t mean they should. Also, thank you for cosmic brushes eye shadow recommendations you are the first influencer to influence me.

[@kelseydaniellex]

THIS is what I always think about when it comes to these situations 😫 I don’t even have kids yet but it still worries me, because that’s a whole generation that *will* be adults sooner than we sometimes realize. I can’t imagine what the world will be like 15-20yrs from now with what we’re already seeing today. People are becoming way too desensitized from everything and it worries me lol😬😭

[@emilyhardy7718]

@@kelseydaniellex it’s scary having kids rn for sure. But I imagine all parents felt that at various times. My mum leats tells me though that she’s glad she doesn’t have young children now. They be testing us 😂

[@irradiated_woman8016]

I'm no developmental psychologist, but I think it's pretty typical for 10 year olds to not be fully cognizant of the consequences of their words and actions :) Older teens and grown adults on the other hand... If they _still_ think they're the center of the universe, their brains are rotten lol. Not that I'm saying you shouldn't correct a kid, that's awesome-teaching her not to grow up like these people!

[@emilyhardy7718]

@@irradiated_woman8016 yeah, obviously. Typical kid behaviour clearly wasn’t what I meant but I get your point.

[@jenniebeann]

Not all influencers are created equal. My favourite kind of influencer is the Welsh kind ❤

[@YellowFreesias]

Watching a Tik Toker block the entrance to a busy cafe while people were queueing up behind her to get in and out, I have 0 patience for that narcissism.

[@coconoir6181]

I always find it very strange when people have their children take inappropriate pictures or videos of them.

[@sydneykrug8979]

😅

[@scorpion-lg4ic]

filming someone thru the windows of their own home is straight up peeper behavior. if it was a perv taking pics of you, you'd be calling the police!! it's exactly the same... being filmed in your personal private space while you are unaware of what's going on is a crime

[@sedwards6213]

This confirms why I have my blinds down ALL the time 😂😭

[@user-rq6tw4zp4w]

My worst nightmare is being filmed without consent, and the video going online. Filming someone through the living room window is insane...😬

[@B1B1B1B1-1]

0:15 Self-deprecate I got u babe x

[@AmandaAlexandra47]

🤣🥰 he’s so adorable

[@SheilaMarguerite]

For me, do not record me without my consent. I was on a boat tour last summer and these 2 couples we sitting ahead of us in a weird seating situation, they were recording and we were very clearly right behind their friend they were getting on camera. I kept asking them to stop and holding my hat up to cover my face but they kept trying to joke with us, like hahaha it's so funny you don't want to be in my video. They were all clearly drunk and I was really pissed off at it.

[@Kris.with.a.K]

"Circ de what's it called" SLAYED ME!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dinasilva9263]

Robert is a good influencer, he's funny, adorable and has common sense💜

[@maud1708]

Does he ever react to the comments personally, I keep wondering…🤔

[@Kris.with.a.K]

​@@maud1708 Yes. 💜🖤

[@dinasilva9263]

@@maud1708 yes he does! Many times.

[@dii_dzej]

"Can we just get rid of the child..." 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ajfuller83]

When it comes to a person's lack of self-awareness, arrogance to film themselves doing something ridiculous/dangerous, or the audacity to film strangers for entertainment, it's because of 1 of 2 things: they don't know better or they just don't care. Both are incredibly problematic and honestly really cringy. In any case, I was having a bad day, so thanks for making me smile as always 😊

[@DontTrustGladys]

I live in Michigan, U.S. and location/film permits cost as little as $0.00 to $50.00 for a WHOLE DAY in most areas of my town, so seeing influencers do this really gets on my nerves. And the non-consensual exhibitionism or indecent exposure for content are really pissing me off - keep your kinks/nudity in spaces where EVERYONE consents. 🙄

[@chrystalmanning439]

Filming into someone's home is disgusting and scary. I would lose my mind

[@chick-a-roo4860]

One thing people do not consider enough is that not everyone is safe to be posted online. If a video goes viral and someone who has hypothetically escaped something like DV is in the video, who’s to say that the perpetrator isn’t going to use the video to try and find the location. I’ve literally just had to report a video that was taken by some kids at my nieces school because it would be really unsafe for her to have her name and school out there in public. Unsafe for any kid, but especially those who are victims of past abuse.

[@jenjenv.t.7602]

Yes! Thank you! I'm an s.a. victim, he was stalking me and it could really hurt me if a video of me was online!

[@chick-a-roo4860]

@@jenjenv.t.7602 I’m so sorry you had to experience all of that. I hope you are safe, and know that you are not alone, there is always support to keep you safe ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

[@ShelbyRiemer]

The ONLY influecer-y I approved of here was the super dog!

[@hiitskaitlyn]

I feel sorry for the kids involved. He’s going to have an epiphany one day and realize how inappropriate all of this is.

[@debsterClarkson]

I think Robert was thinking of self-deprecate😂but self laugh at is just as good!

[@stephgreen3070]

As if being on the street filming yourself isn’t main character energy enough, they have to turn it into “look at how many other people are looking at me, too” and double down on being the mainest of main characters. It’s so selfish and egotistical. And tells me all I need to know about that person.

[@AldiSox]

"let your uncle take the picture." = green smoothie coming out of my nose. Exquisite 💎 💜

[@kolotosa]

The husband to boyfriend to uncle pipeline was wild. 😂

[@dawnt7950]

Ewww!!! Having a child take that picture??? Gross!

[@liss-sanedrac]

This is why I hate going outside.

[@lolabloo]

I think people fail to realize that when you film other people and even have them part of your content without their consent, you are infringing apon those people's rights and freedoms

[@MeggyPeggy5]

100% support doggy content. Shut down all the streets if it means I get to experience the joy of dog merely existing adorably. 🐶

[@RobynRorke]

You made a great point about when an influencer makes other people the main characters in their story. Also, I love your disdain face - the best ever watching you watch these with that expression. Makes my day every time.

[@Ginmabes]

Holy effing crap, those tiny kids filming hand-on-butt Mum and Dad being PDA on a beach. What? What world are we in? I don't like it here.

[@SheilaMarguerite]

I think if you're getting in the way of traffic, it's too much

[@gemma8851]

Filming random strangers for content could be extremely dangerous. I mean - what if someone is in witness protection or is hiding from an abusive partner. Filming yourself doing whatever in public is up to you, I really don’t care - just as long as it’s not disrupting anyone’s day to day life

[@docsaico]

I’m so afraid of people watching me through my windows that I got a window tint with a reflective side so no one can see into my apartment. Cannot imagine people recording videos of others in their living rooms. SO disturbing.

[@finallykat1299]

I am waiting for some big name influencers to be sued for a percentage of their earnings on a video that they have made of others without their consent. That's honestly the only way things might change. I am older and remember working a retail job where I had just gotten my hair cut and a customer politely asked to take a photo for her hairdresser. She could tell how uncomfortable I was, so she laughingly said I could hide my face. She still took the photographer, I did say yes, but it was funny rather than creepy, because she asked permission.

[@shaunacorrigan9372]

6:55 I gotta say, I am pretty impressed with her ability to completely change outfits on the sidewalk without obviously flashing anybody. That's a skill, right there😅

[@melissaselenebeauty]

I'm way too shy to film in public . But I've seen people dancing in public and it's awkward.

[@kelseydaniellex]

Same, I get awkward if I even get caught taking a selfie in my car 😂 idk how these people do it lol

[@Sophie-ur2qb]

Awww the dog!! 🩷 his little cape in the wind 🥹 he is the true hero. Love your reactions! I think you say what most of us are thinking😂🩷

[@Throatzillaaa]

Your love and appreciation for dogs is so relatable. ❤❤❤

[@hannahhyde4431]

I live for Robert being "prudish" because I am such a prude. Certain things are private, and should stay that way.

[@KBlo21]

Super dog is the Influencer we all need, but don't deserve hahaha

[@SVIIVII]

Superman dog. “That’s what’s important in life.” I couldn’t agree more.

[@muddyotterspottery569]

Main character syndrome is an epidemic amongst many “influencers.” Film yourselves if that’s your thing, but leave strangers out of it.

[@elin_]

People are so weirdly obsessed of themselves.. the constant selfies and videos people post of themselves for absolutely no other reason than "look at meeeee".. it's kinda embarrassing how self-obsessed they are.

[@Name..........]

Who cares

[@citizenn5023]

"I personally wouldn't touch the ground..." that's all I needed to hear coz quite frankly....SAME!😂PLEASE😩

[@LL-zb3dl]

👏👏👏👏👏 Yes to the point about people being outraged at drag queen's existence when all of this goes on

[@justfandomtings]

I think of those people who may be in witness protection, and they get exposed because some weirdo wanted to film a stranger. Or how, in some cases, these people record and stalk someone who's really attractive. And there's all these people trying to find that person's location. A situation like this happened when some girl recorded this retail worker she thought was cute and was just following him around.

[@heathermason5803]

There can be certain rules in regard to city ordinances, but for the most part, filming people in their home from a public space (street, park, sidewalk) is legal in the US. Is it morally okay? No. But basically, if you have a window you can see from a public area, it's legal to look and film. Something to keep in mind if you're windows are facing a street or park! You can't go around onto private areas to film, but if you're in a public area and you can see it, technically it is. Undisclosed cameras in a private area are of course a different matter. Unfortunately, our country is still woefully behind with laws and filming people and privacy.

[@JenniePoo520]

Oh my goodness the shade!!! "Or your uncle". Flippen d.e.d dead. 😂

[@pigeon_person]

A lot of people, myself included, dont post photos of themselves online nor let friends post photos of them together online. For me its not just about privacy, its in large part due to intense anxiety. I can not imagine how violating it would feel to discover content of myself had been posted by strangers, especially not filming me when I am within my own home! I am well aware that people film and take photos in public and theres always a chance you could get caught in the background, but to be made the subject of someone else's content? That sounds horrific to me!

[@AKbaby89]

"Theres some.... there's some..... yeah" We love a poetic King 🙌🙌🥳🥳

[@Pinky.Fuchsia]

You are so right. I am here for the dog content all day everyday. Dogs are the best.

[@lauraellison9063]

I’ve done quite a bit of traveling and I’ve seen a lot of parents asking their very young kids to take their picture. Most are normal, standing and smiling in front of a nice place, but I’ve seen the occasional parent get really picky and make their poor 6 year old who obviously couldn’t give less of a crap retake the pictures again and again because they’re not getting the perfect angle for mom’s fckn insta post. Like let your kid enjoy traveling, traveling with your kid if anything should be about providing them with irreplaceable life experience and knowledge of the world. I think the world is in desperate need of the implementation and enforcement of new laws surrounding filming in public. I think all of us having an HD camera in our pockets is a recipe for disaster.

[@karlaiverson7426]

I'm with you, Robert. The "superdog" is the content I'll ALWAYS want to see! 😅🐾❤

[@voltiss]

I'm a teacher and took a class of 12/13 year old girls on a train on an excursion. One man thought it was okay to take a photo of them and send it to his wife apparently? He went white when I confronted him and made him delete it. I genuinely think he was just incredibly stupid and there was nothing dodgier going on but it was just unbelievable.

[@wearelegion1163]

The attention seeking & narcissistic entitlement of these people is really wild. Can't shame the shameless I guess 🤷‍♀️

[@carolineyawale]

In public in the states, there is no expectation of privacy. It’s the same for Canada. We are filmed everytime we leave our homes. With ring cams, security from homes and businesses. Teslas have 9 cameras on them that film everything. I would fall on my butt trying to change in that pop up tent 🤣🤣🤣🤣💜

[@mariel.8049]

Robert reacts is basically like church day coz everythung he says I'm like amen !

[@Scrugglebus]

“That’s gonna be super funny if you are under 12 years old…” THE READ. I love you! 😂😂😂

[@xiolaamapola3180]

No more naked vacuuming for me I guess. Don't wanna end up on the ticktock lol

[@jo4vt]

7:47 That Chanel look is a boucle jacket and skirt. There are brands that make men’s boucle jackets. (I don’t know about quality, but look up: Bjorn - Button-Up Tweed Jacket. If the buttons look cheap, you could buy nicer ones and switch them out).

[@riwilliamss]

I just recently had a street photographer randomly take a photo of me talking to my friend & though the photo came out good it was a little awkward because it was after work, I was exhausted & my friend was venting to me about something really disturbing she was dealing with. It just wasn’t the appropriate time for that. Though I love candids, sometimes I just wish walking outside didn’t feel so much like walking in front of a filmed audience all the time.

[@hannahfoxall4603]

Robert you’re an amazing influencer, and I adore both you and James. Please keep these videos coming. ❤🎉

[@TheSqueet]

Oh my God I love that you’re all about the dogs! I’m here for it! ❤

[@robynriley25]

Robert dancing literally made my entire day

[@ttmpelko_creations2445]

I love this! Sooo gringe but also kinda light. Just a note, taking photos into apartment buildings (anywhere where ppl live in, including hotel rooms) is very, very illegal in many countries in Europe. It's not even about getting sued, it's about the national police finding you and throwing your influencer career in jail.

[@Tara_Masika]

In the UK it IS illegal to film somebody through their window without their knowledge. It's covered in the Vagrancy Act. A subsection deams it illegal to "peep" into private houses (set up to stop Peeping Toms)

[@janna8147]

This series is amazing, I love the "Influencers Gone Wild" reactions 🖤🖤💜💜

[@missyb2626]

That is a violation of your reasonable expectation of privacy in your own home. To be recording into someone's home without consent is not legal, surely. Also, it's creepy! Stop that. Eww.

[@Robert_Reacts]

Weird right!!’

[@waleskamelendez3256]

When I binge on your videos then my husband asks " why are you saying bye like that?" 😂❤❤❤ Absolutely love you❤

[@Nightsisters_Clan]

Just gotta say, your eyebrows are on fleek! You are looking so good lately, keep it up! 🖤🖤🖤

[@Meow-sj9ms]

The superdog though 😍❤❤❤

[@akentishbell3026]

I am so buying blinds for my kitchen! One of my biggest fears is someone filming/taking pics of me dancing or singing while I’m making tea or doing the washing up…

[@lulumanona3761]

"this person has been caught not being funny in the parking lot" has tickled me into a guffaw😂😂

[@tahneegilbert8682]

The pole dancing one at the beach, I have a friend who does it and occasionally takes her pole to the beach to get professional photos taken with the amazing lighting and background, the shots are used both professionally and personally, she's the most down to earth human in the world, some times because we find it cringe doesn't necessarily mean it is.

[@Hyperlophus]

Pole dancing has also evolved beyond being sexual in nature. It’s a lot more of an acrobatic sport and activity and more mainstream.

[@tahneegilbert8682]

@@Hyperlophus 100%, which is exactly what my friend does, there's a whole group that do performances, compete, it's insane! The strength and control they have, couldn't be me!

[@lisamgreenleaf]

These embarrassing influencers, as Robert said "no thank you please"

[@nothankyou7979]

„Now if the dog would be doing handstand…“ took me ouuuutt 😭😭😭 you‘re so funny haha

[@THEMamaVicky]

I really needed this today, having a crap day, and this helped.

[@TheGeoffreyPeterson]

"Robert Reacts has posted a new video" I come runninggggg

[@sofiematos4565]

My mum recently told me about her cousin who lives in a tourist area, and she has dead ass had tourists standing in her garden filming her through her kitchen window! Grown adults, with no understanding of privacy, private property, or just social boundaries. So at least it’s not just influencers, I guess…?

[@Phoenixx1322]

I really enjoy your Reaction Videos 😂

[@wendyd1229]

I’ve had a terrible morning and your videos always lighten and lift up my mood 🩷

[@Cocoandindy]

I hope your day gets better Wendy. Positive vibes 🎉

[@wendyd1229]

@@Cocoandindy Thank you!

[@aislinn_the_pirate3494]

It would be different (for socially appropriate related ones) if the people were actually considerate of the world around them. But UGH most of them are SO RUUUUDE. I was in Vegas this summer and a GROUP of them kept blocking traffic on the strip to try and do photos. Like, ignoring all the lights, and literally thousands of people and hundreds of cars. Absolute nightmare. 0 social propriety.

[@clemfandango-se1wj]

Self deprecating is now called self laugh at 😂

[@SallyMaestas-u1i]

Let's all appreciate how beautiful robert is, not to mention how insightful he is! Such a lovely person❤

[@bevmulroy5877]

I have to admit the couples dancing together in their home is SO heart warming and beautiful. HOWEVER, that is THEIR romantic moment. While it is a beautiful moment, I would feel uncomfortable watching them, let alone posting it. That is horrible to intrude on their special moment. Even the couple on the beach, I mean it made me uncomfortable, to see kids recording the couple in a rather risque position. However, by recording the situation, it makes that person as bad as the couple, IMO. Although I LOVE the dog vid!! Not only was it the CUTEST, but it appeared as if they were in a less trafficked area and just having fun!! The girl changing on the sidewalk, is just wrong. I have had to change on the go, and I have used the back of my car, or even a public bathroom. There is NO reason to make a spectacle of yourself, especially where there is children, and then to post it to public. It was like she was trying to make the normal passerbyers look like they had a problem, or were prudish. Like the last one, I really don't have a problem with people shooting in public. I just think that there really should be consideration for the people going about their days. In the same way, I also don't think its appropriate when people go out of their way to interrupt someone shooting. Just like, I don't think its right to show irritation, when people are just naturally going in their shooting area. I think it boils down to main character syndrome. As long as no one is afflicted with this horrible disease, shooting in public could be easier for everyone.

[@TheHitsubasa]

That dog is a main character and it’s okay

[@SkyeMelodyy]

If someone is going to make me their content, they better cough up some of that ad revenue 🤣

[@louiseboo924]

Doggy superdog is the content we all need 😊❤❤

[@fazzuz6102]

this is exactly the humour I want before bed

[@samanthafairweather9186]

The other day, I was asked by an "influencer" if I could not walk on the footpath! I asked where I was meant to walk, and was told, "Just walk on the road will you"! This person then turned to their friend and said, "OMG! How stupid can anyone be"?!! When I asked what she meant, she said, "Well, obviously, you have to walk on the road! Are you stupid or something"? Any Sydney-sider will tell you that it's not safe to walk on the road, when that road happens to be Canterbury Road !