Why Have You Come To Someone Else's Property And Tried To Video It? 🤨🎥🛸❌✔

[@RavenHippy]

Waw. Thats the first ever business owner/MD or whatever who is happy to be corrected and listen to DJ so he knows the law and capabilities of a member of the public; excellent, really decent guy

[@grantmason740]

SIA training and accreditation is clearly not worth the paper it's written on.

[@dr_dr]

It's a scam sponsored by government and backed by legislation designed to keep the scam going. A quick look at the directors of the SIA and the other pies they have their fingers in will give you a flavour of what it's really about.

[@michaelglass1911]

It's just a scam to allow in more illegals.

[@SteveW1985]

Probably a gnvq if that still exists😂

[@robertmawby3021]

Most of the paper involved has the Queen’s head on it and the symbols £20 printed on it! This African is clueless, not even worth minimum wage.

[@Young.money.university]

Haha yh it’s just a way for training companies to make money, not like a university

[@vargasjal2232]

Guards who have problem with language / culture or knowledge of laws should not be guards.

[@pruncas9]

Really?

[@Marius_vanderLubbe]

Get out of Ireland.

[@peterjeffery1854]

well that ruled out most of the police force as well then they are mostly numpties

[@Marius_vanderLubbe]

I'm sure given time they can understand how to make a Yorkshire pudding.

[@user-rc6qm7dt4w]

​@@pruncas9really, if it effects them doing the job they are employed to do then yes, that should go for any person of race or color and not just security job roles either. They seem to be getting the jobs as box tickers and not on merit, the irony is positive discrimination is still discrimination

[@peterallen2904]

I have an idea. Why not go to SIA headquarters and do a video from there. It would be interesting.

[@DJAUDITS]

Where is the SIA HQ?

[@mortuaryartist]

I think DJ should go undercover, get a job in there and expose them

[@DanSmithBK]

Address online says it’s PO Box 74957, London, E14 1UG. I understand the Post Office will tell you the actual address if you call their helpline (they can only restrict it being given out if it’s being used for secure premises, like a women’s refuge etc).

[@DJAUDITS]

@@DanSmithBK see what you can do. I have already tried but failed 👍

[@IanEwers]

​@@DJAUDITS This is difficult to find but their actual address is Security Industry Authority 10 South Colonnade LONDON E14 4PU I confirmed this by checking the postcode on royal mail and they are at that address.

[@sarahhipkin4482]

I'm sick of seeing licenced security NOT displaying their ID badges.

[@RegiyThornton]

He left in on the lorry he came on last month 😂

[@Rgtg3grvtvt2f3g4]

But that would be racist 😂

[@dirkbruere]

I'm sick of them not knowing the law

[@jessemccann9711]

Why do you even care you weirdo, at least they are working. What are you doing with your time?

[@PottsiePhoto]

Do SIA ever view these videos? They certainly never learn!

[@robertmawby3021]

If they did, they would be horrified at the behaviour and lack of knowledge and poor command of English displayed by most of their members……….wouldn’t they? 😱😱😱

[@thebloody9]

​@@robertmawby3021 they don't care, they are making a lot of money because the government pays for the immigrants to get the license, the immigrants themselves do not pay. The more the merrier for the SIA it's all money in their pockets

[@fredboland3934]

If they cared!!!!

[@ann_onn]

SIA don't care. I've written to them. They just refer you to the employee, ie the specific security company that the person works for,

[@mainecoonman]

So many foreigners, so little understanding of British Law.

[@edmetcalfe8974]

The problem is hardly limited to foreigners.

[@BiteM3eeeYT]

That's a failure of organisations who hire and train staff that require a robust knowledge of the law. This includes police officers of which there are many who are ignorant of many laws.

[@edmetcalfe8974]

@secondchance6603 you utter clown 😂

[@Rgtg3grvtvt2f3g4]

DJ audits should be mandatory viewing for all security guards

[@BiteM3eeeYT]

@secondchance6603 Missed my point. If they were better trained then they would know better. Immigrants are accutely aware of their location. There is a considerable mountain to climb when adjusting to a different culture, different laws, different language, all of which takes years to learn and adjust to. They don't need discrimination while they try their best.

[@JOHNNY-zx1lc]

So many of these security guards struggle with the language and have very limited knowledge of the law. Shame on those companies who hire these absolute clowns. Its clear they're not providing adequate training.

[@evolassunglasses4673]

Cheap labour

[@SynapticGap]

Diversity & cultural enrichment is our 'strength' here in action. QED.

[@Kesbol]

Box ticking. Yes, we have a security guard. The irony!! 😂😂

[@musiclover9361]

​@@SynapticGapit has nothing to do with diversity or cultural enrichment. It is only about cheap labour.

[@markhalpin9711]

In the language of ENGLISH, the word you wanted was adequate…NOT adequateLY? You look a bit silly when you criticise someone’s English while getting it wrong yourself?

[@ttuathal4509]

Simon and the director were top class citizens. The boss seemed to be a very humble diplomatic chap. 10/10 for them both. Security not so much. But was never aggressive. I hope all goes well for thos delightful trio

[@undercoveragent9889]

You are the director, aren't you? You did a terrible job of trying to dictate the law when you can barely speak English.

[@ttuathal4509]

@@undercoveragent9889 Dang caught out immideately

[@philswales3814]

You're joking, right?

[@RobertVonSeiffenstein]

another well informed, trained and educated guard... when will this end..

[@paullawrence8572]

Shamefully never!

[@steve-en7bm]

SIA needs investigating.

[@Faluzeer]

These sorts of jobs are mostly minimum wage, so expecting them to be "well informed, trained and educated" seems excessive.

[@CupidStunt0001]

It always makes great content though

[@RobertVonSeiffenstein]

@@surfwidow right from a dinghy?

[@ysgol3]

What a brilliant Director, so courteous, and he genuinely wanted to know the law - fantastic to see DJ.

[@Aarti0797]

I live 5 minutes from all the recent videos but the director is correct the travellers are a massive issue around here, they break into numerous businesses and it happens every other week

[@stuartbrown8259]

That may be true, but that's not a DJ problem. Basically the same as if they said we have had recent break ins, that is not the concern of the person with a camera. If a would be traveller, wanted to break in, or set up camp, they are unlikely to trawl KZbin on the off chance that there might be a video of where they want to break in, or set up camp. Simple to use Google, and do a drive past or simply walk past to confirm what Google says.

[@philldownes8685]

they area pest everywhere in the country not just here.. you can believe it or not but go look it up, the daft cheeky bastards set up camp with caravans and filthy kids on the queens main drive at windsor castle and could not understand why they got told to move on !!!!! and even that took 48 hours to get the bastards moved...

[@Aarti0797]

@@stuartbrown8259 shhh I got the key ring I ain’t bothered

[@stuartbrown8259]

@@Aarti0797 I'm not bothered one bit, well done you.

[@JamieW-o7b]

They are a problem across the country.....because the police are useless!

[@Ojisan642]

Just a thought - when they’re videoing you, that’s the perfect time to hit them with the “where’s your SIA license?” That way their video is of their own infractions.

[@shivaunt71]

They wouldn't understand the ramifications.

[@JohnMorten-px6my]

@@shivaunt71 agree, but there are no ramifications that's why the same old 💩 is rampant from these 🤡 lacking in intelligence and so called training.

[@charliepearce8767]

0:19 I love the pidgin English. Its like visiting another country. Unfortunately the worst job that can be given to a new arrival is a job (security) that gets to tell the local population the rights and wrongs of the country they have moved to. Locals don't take to kindly to be told what to do by those who have just arrived in the country.

[@janneroz-photographyonabudget]

Simon went quiet after the Director came down, up to that point he was okay. The director was willing to listen and to be fair, willing to learn too. The guard, numbnuts.

[@RR-ci9pm]

They were all decent people to be fair. Just curious individuals and a security guard making sure he doesn’t let his company down. Good video all round.

[@deryckthomson9260]

Stumbled on to something interesting there for sure.

[@welshpoolreg1]

Bit strange that place 🤔.

[@MostlyLoveOfMusic]

security training still as poor as ever

[@millsey7991]

Great to hear someone saying I am willing to learn, pity the police don't have a similar attitude.

[@JohnMorten-px6my]

👍the police are never willing to learn, even when sued, taken to court and pay compensation, (from us) time and time again.

[@edmetcalfe8974]

“It won’t be very private once my video goes public” literally made coffee come out of my nose. 😂

[@juliaforrest6447]

Your comment has had the same effect on me, wine instead of coffee though!🤣

[@edmetcalfe8974]

@@juliaforrest6447 you win by choosing the more sensible drink.

[@Shukulo]

@@edmetcalfe8974 whats wrong with a good cuppa

[@edmetcalfe8974]

@ nothing at all, but I’d prefer a wing if you’re offering. 😁

[@btreatz]

when you order Pep Guardiola from Wish

[@chrisstephens6194]

Temu😂😂

[@J-Peterson777]

Damn, that made me laugh!

[@paulgarrood120]

😂

[@erikamitchell8502]

Let’s hope those vehicles don’t get used against the British public, the way things are going it wouldn’t surprise me 😢

[@benayers8622]

Yup hopefully they get claimed now theyv been located

[@tamsjoint9402]

A typical day for DJ. more lessons dished out LOL. 😁

[@amandahopkins3806]

It's upto the business owners to make sure theyr propertys are secure ...not joe bloggs

[@aimerw]

The issue with the Director's argument is that in the name of security if taken further no one would be able to even look at his building for fear that, despite them being a good guy, they could tell someone about a potential vulnerability - someone _nefarious_ ! Look, anyone can fly a drone. Anyone could come by at night and take a look at the building from the outside with their eyes or otherwise. Google has already gave a general layout of your building and potential entrance/exit points. If your security relies on people not seeing things, you have no security. Use alarms, use cameras, use secured doors. Presume anyone can see anything on the outside - because they literally can if they want to.

[@daviddavid1346]

Credit where credits due you have to congratulate that man in the glasses on his Fluency in B S.

[@ProfessorM-he9rl]

Thanks DJ. Willing to learn but not wanting to be educated. He spun round right round baby, right round like a record baby, right round, right round!

[@whitehorseflyer]

At least he said he was willing to listen and be educated

[@skyrock7269]

Another fast tracked security guy!!! Handing out SIA badges like they are Sweets!!!

[@69spook]

Was he sucking on it 😅

[@benayers8622]

jobcentre money laundering scheme

[@noelward8047]

'Mr' security seems a little confused about which country he is in ! 🙃

[@benayers8622]

'mr' mbedengwe "click click" adbngu🤣

[@rogerborg]

To be precise, he said "Why you come to someone else property?", not the English to which you kindly corrected it. I think it's important to report the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. [EDIT] They're right about the private road. There's a very clear change in surface and a marked boundary with USRN: 42301468, which doesn't extend into that access road. I suspect their ownership and maintenance responsibility actually extends further than Simon Says, although of course the signage should be clearer, and placed at the boundary.

[@BigM94sqd]

The security business needs a new injection of sensibility this is a United Kingdom and our common language is English humba of the SIA family needs to be able to speak and understand English fully and understand the laws they are To understand the laws that they are to enforce at their particular location. I attended an SIA doorman's course Which could have been longer and more informative regardless And at the end of course we were left to fend for ourselves to register And pay for a licence. Problem starts initial training and getting the information you see of the participants to converse in English

[@jodieduckworth1544]

Do they not realise it’s the way they come out to you and start demanding to know this and that when you’re on public land. They should do a quick google search on what questions to ask and what the law says briefly before they barge out. I do like the director being willing to be educated and have a conversation about it.

[@clairebrookes2923]

Lovely people. They tried to listen to the rules but wanted to express the worry of the business getting damaged. About time someone had the decency to listen. Really intresting company. ❤

[@adrianbrowne7874]

A fustrating & protracted process for you, but your patience, absolutely 'shone through' once again!😊

[@Ojisan642]

8:30 “we own up to there” yeah you didn’t ask him what they own, you’re asking what the publicly accessible area is. Clearly some privately owned land is publicly accessible. Where I live, the sidewalks (pavement) is all privately owned by the homeowners, and it’s maintained by the government as an easement (i.e. I can’t trespass you off the sidewalk, even though it’s within my property boundaries). The public can access everything up to that sign and gate. There’s no other indication that the pavement there is off limits to the public.

[@Stoobers]

Google maps has some great 3D views of his building... maybe he should look at Google maps a bit more often :P

[@TigerTiger-dh2vr]

Has there been a shortage of security guards in the UK.

[@blahblahblah742]

It's an invading army being set up with outposts all around uk & ireland

[@69spook]

Nope, coming over the channel in their droves 😬

[@jayookay2463]

Here we go again.. Travellers.. DJ don't let them continually go on about travellers..

[@69spook]

Some times it's the children card played.

[@JohnMorten-px6my]

It's called deflection, which the stasi are most prolific in. It means if caught without a sensible answer/proven wrong, they put the emphasis on something else irrelevant to the original conversation/points raised.

[@TheGrumpyGuide]

Travellers are a problem in this area - I live about 3 minutes away from the locations in this video. However, Travellers don't fly drones around - they usually just park up where they like and then go on a crime spree while they're there.

[@johncooper3392]

Should do the SIA training office.

[@69spook]

It's hidden ..... 😮

[@jonwyatt3694]

​@@69spook Not for much longer . . .

[@AO_9]

"How come you have all this time to spare?" Damn right, if he's so worried about what can be seen from the air, he should get back to work and come up with solutions. Drone laws aren't going to change for him and his worries.

[@beachlife2968]

The second guy used 1000 words when 20 would have done. Just glad i don't work there and have a team talk from him.

[@david-pb4bi]

Yes he wasn’t actually Hemingway more of a Stephen King.

[@Kelvostrass]

he's low IQ, that's why he's a security guard

[@travispagent937]

Probably stalling dj whilst they got all the motors in

[@CarolinaSkeptic]

@@david-pb4bihaha

[@wellhungindung]

English! Do you speak it!?

[@TheMercianMetalDetecting]

Great aerial footage of my stomping ground DJ. I left the key ring for someone else today but might go play "hide an seek" again tomorrow. 😂😂😂

[@agunnerz49]

Managers were nice lads... d.j once again the best at getting the very best out of folk. Amazing content

[@nosmokeey]

My wife’s dog is a miniature dachshund I am applying for a security licence 🤦‍♀️😂😂

[@SuB-mr7ci]

Handled it all like a Pro DJ 👏🏻

[@nothingchannel6699]

I like that the boss guy wanted to negotiate a higher filming altitude :D

[@MadPaperPeople]

GDPR...needs to be taught on security courses as well as law...

[@BennettsShed]

These videos are a brilliant local history record above all. Who knows what planning violations are being done on ‘Private’ sites for monetary gain?

[@iaaaaaaaaaan]

Security being paid from the neck down again!

[@69spook]

The guard has no social skills 😕

[@Scrappydappydoo62]

They dont care about social skills they just employ DEI

[@charliepearce8767]

Gov telling me he's a Dr and or a engineer...

[@vetusmeam8357]

Not just social skills he's lacking

[@daniel_913]

They don't have any in Africa.

[@crawfordpritchard9604]

Simon and David were great and willing to listen as he was not sure of the law surrounding drones. I think it was the right choice to give a Keyring they did seem okay in the end once they knew you were okay. The security guard though just needs to be a bit clearer on where the boundary is and as always get his badge on display. Great Audit DJ, Thanks 👍

[@laceandwhisky]

Oh dear 😂 I'm speechless 😶

[@69spook]

The director. Straight from the world of Mr Bean 😂

[@TheGrumpyGuide]

More like John Inman.

[@peterjeffery1854]

I did SIA training in about 2017 its not up to scratch i knew more than i was taught before i went on the course and it don't seem to have improved since

[@benayers8622]

jobcentre money laundering imo

[@jodieduckworth1544]

The issue with trouble in areas is not down to drone fliers etc fully, it’s down to the governments lack of funding to the police. Spending thousands on catching traffic offences to make money through fines, but serious crime which is huge right now, they just say we can’t do anything sorry, no funding. But yet catching hundreds of ppl with no seatbelt on they can do all day no problem 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@TheCount66]

My god, that director loves the sound of his own voice.

[@loucolo6101]

Enjoyed the theatrics of the very spritely man , seemed to have enjoyed chattering away too ! Good one D.J.

[@RetroBusker]

Always amazin🎉

[@David-g7k9e]

When will they ever understand their security is their business not yours.

[@evolassunglasses4673]

Security sector is very low IQ low pay unfortunately.

[@jamiebrooks3864]

My m8 gets £300 day sat outside mosque in his brand new 5 series and over 1000 day when he doing personal security I real hope you don't say this about every security guard you see

[@wotzcheez]

Can be. Can also earn 60+k a year. It all depends where you work and what you do.

[@elseabe6561]

My mate caught a fish this big

[@patmugisha]

What is the average salary for Security sector jobs? The average salary for Security sector jobs is £57,500. My dear, do your research properly. Things have changed, and the Security Industry is different from what you think it is.

[@pete904ni]

You can get your training via universal credit. Not bashing that at all if it gets people into work but it makes the industry a race to the bottom. Same when there was the HGV training bootcamp paid for by the government. All it done was drive down wages and quality.

[@peterdurnien9084]

The SIA has some serious power lifting to do in the training department.

[@MattLott-w3b]

Simon looks proper embarrassed.

[@lynnblackburn2720]

Very exciting ending, another interesting video , 👏👏👏😊

[@minion-oj1cg]

As life becomes more complex, the human mind becomes less functional. Mother Nature is having a laugh. _"Let's haggle here on the street about what is acceptable and what is not. Let's forget that the law determines such things, let's just ignore that and define property and privacy rights on an_ ad hoc _basis, and let's call this arrangement 'civilization,' shall we?"_

[@shivaunt71]

And more laws get added all the time. Mother nature is pi**ing herself 😂

[@garybrindle6715]

A statement which encapsulates much human interaction where the threat of violence underpins the attitude of many gatekeepers. Many sports use physical violence as a means of winning an argument eg football, hockey, wrestling etc. So sad that diplomancy and respect is not regarding as a positive part of training.

[@garyhaythorpe8430]

Hi Dj I used to work for Parker in Watford , they are an American company was heavily involved with the space shuttle and I was involved with the gyro for the challenger tank barrel and flight simulators !!

[@godsgod1677]

Really guys, the law is not that hard to understand. The manager was decent and showed really well how one can not understand but can ask to find out while keeping it together.

[@johnroberthines7811]

Because your allowed to do it in a civilised country you need to learn British laws before coming to this country.

[@scottgarwood8389]

Guy in the glasses is giving some great information,His security guards are not enough to stop travellers and his barriers are alway up.Did you hear that Patrick,let’s go there tomorrow and trash the place 😂

[@eb4661]

So, “protection vehicles” being ready when Starmer and the starmers go full blown dystopia?

[@briandouglas2123]

The way they draw imaginary lines on the ground to mark what is private and what is public. So what if you stand with one foot on this side and one foot on the other? Can they not see the utter absurdity of it?

[@mapolinski]

Not really. If you bought the land you own the land. If you are half across a fence, the part of you on private land is trespassing. This is all well established law.

[@dr_dr]

​@@mapolinskithen wouldn't you also then want to clearly denote to others where the demarcation is to prevent trespass - the onus being on the landowner to do so. Simple signs are all that is required, and placing your barrier well into your land would suggest to any reasonable person that is where the private land starts.

[@mapolinski]

@@dr_dr It's up to the company if they want to make it clear or not. However, it would be unreasonable for them to expect the public to know without signage. Then again, most people are unreasonable.

[@DamianMellor]

I've never considered myself racist, but I'm sick and tired of security staff who barely understand our language, let alone our laws. I think all auditors and citizen journalists should send video clips of these idiots to the SIA and force them to clean up this dreadful mess. The security guards are often more criminal than the criminals they're trying to keep out!

[@scruffyalice-ff5pz]

The sia do have one of easiest, most straight forwards complaints web pages of all to fill out. What action they take, if any actions are ever taken about non badge displaying, misinformation, aggression etc. I have no idea at all. It certainly looks like they don't actually care about, who is actually doing the training courses, and the type of people are being allowed sia badges.

[@philcollinson328]

Just a question for folks here who will know. I really enjoy many of the auditor vids (depending upon subject matter). Everyone seems to agree airports and prisons are out of bounds...I keep hearing differing opinions regarding laws over MOD sites and nuclear power plants.

[@barnseyb6031]

Fair play to the two gentlemen from the company. They seemed to be nice guys and willing to learn. As others have said, I don't get why the SIA aren't educating trainees about auditing and photography in public places.

[@lastlast2078]

That is the question isn't it DJ. How come all these Directors and Execs have so much free time? They earn the most but do the least

[@SteveW1985]

I always love the mentality of these guys. You can't film but they take the decision to ok themselves filming you. It's like what? 😂 To be fair to the director who admits he doesn't know the law and accepts he's learning. Clive knew immediately. Personally I think it's reasonable to be asking.

[@carlhartwell7978]

Another great one DJ.

[@BigSmartQuiz]

What was shouted at 13:32 ?

[@lou4tea]

Next time anyone says its private past a certain point just ask them to show you a notice or sign if theres not any carry on videoing i tbink that guy was lying about were you could video 👍😊👌💯

[@stephenhardwick4101]

England was so much better before all this.

[@amandawoodland3779]

It's gonna get a lot worse sadly.

[@Guywithnoidentity]

25-30 years ago we had none of this shit

[@nimbusskypix7356]

Thats correct. No youtube, no internet, no drones, no 'auditors'​@Fullmoonhowl101

[@Guywithnoidentity]

@@nimbusskypix7356 what have you got against "auditors"?

[@nimbusskypix7356]

@@Guywithnoidentity I haven't got anything against them. Just pointed out there wasn't any 25 -30 years ago.

[@Bulldogbeauty]

Security not a clue as usual but management really polite. Well done guys😊

[@Stewie_Norfolk]

The man in glasses sounds like Hurcle Poirot but without the scarf

[@AHPTFO]

Director saying "I'm willing to learn" 😮👏🏼

[@paulburgess9602]

How come you never see English guards no more what's up with this country.😢

[@69spook]

Brits don't want to do the work that's why..😕

[@benayers8622]

'new normal' 🤮🤮💀

[@mikaelandersson6139]

As the owner of a business that uses Parker LeGris PA tubes on a daily basis, I feel a little disappointed by their behavior. There are many other manufacturers of polyamide tubes 6x8, 2x4 and smaller dimensions, just sayin'.

[@paulreeves8204]

I used to work at parkers, they make hydrolic parts mainly for the construction industry like JCB, CAT etc. Its a shitty greasy job. Great work DJ keep it up mate.

[@SillySatire]

Nice non threatening people at Parker. And I thought they made pens.

[@JohnMorten-px6my]

Parker was Lady Penelope's driver before he was fired and set this outfit up ! 😁

[@waddac2]

Brilliant mate. 👍👍👍👍

[@hfgyuyu]

Have to say i think the guys were friendly and interested in discussing and learning. Think the benefit of these audits is to inform. I wouldn't necessarily expect every property owner or manager to know the law on this stuff til they encounter it. Security guards should know - i think this guy did but sort of misunderstood. He should have hung around for the discussion. Strikes me that those with security responsibilities should simply know these two fundamental things: 1. It is entirely legal to record what you can see from a public place. 2. Drones are in airspace and not subject to the same laws surrounding trespass. Know this, accept you don't own the world and respect the rights of others to go about their lawful activities. Shame these guys didn't fancy sticking around to watch your footage as it was recorded. If it was me, i'd ask you if you had any objections..

[@stevecowdell6622]

The future of England,

[@69spook]

Is here.... 😬

[@rodsimmons3101]

The satellite and aerial images in Google Earth are taken by cameras on satellites and aircraft, which collect each image at a specific date and time. Nice video.

[@AaAa-je5eo]

DJ's even defeated and educated Walter White now.....DJ IS THE ONE WHO KNOCKS...at your reception to politely let you know he'll be filming in the area 😁

[@sambishop9567]

5:48 I feel sorry for English language……

[@ricktaylor14001]

16:09 - OMG…. What a complete waste of time. This guy is likely afraid of his own shadow; I wonder how he makes it to work and back each day without having a panic attack! 😂 🤪 This was truly unreal, but once AGAIN, DJ handled it beautifully. I’d have told him to go away A LOT sooner! lol

[@OscarMike-y4t]

Straight off the boats and into security..

[@69spook]

And living next door to you 😮

[@JohnMorten-px6my]

@@69spook nah - Alice lives there, I don't know who the fork she is either ! 😁

[@69spook]

@@JohnMorten-px6my ..... I see what you did there....😄

[@MitchDaRealist]

😂 gotta love when they come back with their own phone and start filming. Unbelievable.

[@johnmoruzzi7236]

It clearly worked desludging the internals of the engine judging by the muck that came out. The stuff on top is just condensed vapour of failing oil, it will have to be cleaned manually with solvents and scraping.

[@mainlineto5988]

His customer service was as good as his English.

[@egdnalawilkinson9765]

Another SIA licensed security guard that speaks perfect English 😅😅😅

[@Will-b1l]

I'm exhausted with that boss. To much talk. He also. Does. Not speak hosts English. Also first security. Is non vocal in English. You are very calm and polite. D j.