You Are Breaking GDPR So I'm Going To Phone The Police

[@simonwebber]

That guy is straight out of a Monty Python sketch 🤣 what great entertaining 😂

[@MartintheTinman]

Definitely needs a good Fish slapping

[@aaronwelch787]

Love how people have heard of GDPR but have no clue how it works

[@garyconstant4234]

He isn’t as smart as he thinks he is

[@thewomble1509]

Just a pompous, overbearing, over promoted sneak. Dunning - Kruger personified.

[@bobsmith3291]

I was constantly thinking that

[@dedutch101]

This guy is hilarious! He gives his name without being asked and then says: "you have my name so now you're in breach of GDPR". He is the equivalent of a shop owner putting an item in the pocket of a customer and then saying: "you are shoplifting".

[@Stpetersquare]

Should have flown the drone

[@pachy444]

Police are the funniest when it comes to misunderstanding GDPR, rules that they have to abide by but the public don't, are an unthinkable horror to some cops 😂

[@PabloTBrave]

If the manager doesn't understand GDPR how can his company be compliant.

[@winstonsmith3690]

This guy was funnier than he realized.

[@jimmyriddle4159]

There’s nothing ‘reasonable' or 'polite' about asking someone to waive their right to do public photography.

[@SergeiFedorov77]

So damn true. And they always try to cover it up with safety, either theirs or the photographers. So hypocritical and shameful. And how come people think that if they ask politely it's like some sort of law that you have to stop filming. Ridiculous. This was one of the most embarrasing persons I've ever seen, his stupid face matches his stupid demenor.

[@lescarpenter162]

@@SergeiFedorov77 I can't believe those guys walking around the huge heap of scrap metal and no hard hats being worn. Surely a slippage could so easily occur but then I suppose their thinking is that a hard hat would be useless in such circumstance. Would love to see an official H&S audit taken place there, maybe that's why they are acting a bit, shall we say, sketchy. 🤣

[@sandwichman100]

if he the UKs idea of a SANE ADULT i hate to think how low the bar is for sane adults

[@sandwichman100]

ok, i just realised who your prime minister is, forget my previous thought

[@shush_ya_mush]

@@SergeiFedorov77 I can't work out why people think that asking 'reasonably' and 'politely' obligates compliance

[@EuroGunOrg]

Awesome video what a performance. Loved how he kept “asking politely” but actually meant “I order you because I want”

[@simonsmith6158]

A demand disguised as a request is spotted by the prissy reaction when you don`t comply

[@paulbromley6687]

This creepy weirdo is a legend in his own lunch box. He could do with some help. He is heading for a breakdown.

[@swills4772]

Liam and Noel were right to not let little brother Nigel join their band. It would have been nothing but Drama.

[@kellyk5946]

He’s concerned about health and safety and walks around the yard without a high viz. then volunteers his privacy and accuses you of GDPR!

[@shanedpain7734]

No hard hat either, probably wasn't wearing safety boots either ;)

[@ianhill4585]

I think he was initially, too busy looking for a razor in the scrap pile, to have time to worry about PPE, what did he say," everyones safety is his concern," himself excluded. apparently.

[@thetezz0001]

Well said

[@The-Great-Brindian]

Darwin Award.

[@michaelharrison3602]

@@shanedpain7734 I expect his television licence may be a week overdue as well call the police

[@jamesgrobertson8024]

This audit is a historical document of how folk are now. Well done PJ for standing up to this utter nonsense

[@EddieSalford]

What a wally, that was embarrassing to watch. It always amazes me how someone who is not easy about someone filming, end up approaching the man filming and make a spectacle of themselves. Its like the gift that keeps giving. Good stuff PJ.

[@ray_llewe9147]

I think he was more concerned about what PJ has said about the fork lift not having a license displayed when going on a public road that why he was trying to stop the video getting put on KZbin.

[@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503]

@@ray_llewe9147 It's licence, not 'license'. Licence is the noun, whereas 'license' is the verb only, unless you're American. You license (verb) someone by issuing them a licence (noun). Please use and preserve our proper English language and avoid adopting unnecessary Americanisms. xx ❤

[@kitesurferlee]

“Spectacle ” he certainly had a pair 😂

[@clivewiddall3430]

@@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503 the worst thing is the grammar police on public domains, how about people have dyslexia or are not educated to your level. Get a life!

[@toadhall1951]

@@clivewiddall3430 There's always one, isn't there? (or is that "their"?)

[@waynesaunders4599]

Surely if you own a company you should know what data protection laws are for and when they apply and actually know they don't apply to members of the public who choose to film from public land. Great work PJ

[@philsMLC]

For someone apparently very concerned about safety, why wasn’t he wearing a hi viz in the scrapyard?

[@TallSilentGuy]

He goes on about "common courtesy" but he still felt the need to confront a stranger just because they are using video equipment on a public street. I wouldn't call that very courteous.

[@catabaticanabatic3800]

"Common courtesy" is the same as "Common sense". There is no such thing. The clever-arse mouthpiece who put so much store in safety training would know that Trainers do their best to train the perception of "common sense" out of the equation. It is a notion that ,say, your Granny tells you -"use your common sense" - to attempt to coerce you into her way of thinking because she doesn't have the intellectual wherewithal to give you proper guidance.

[@djpj9174]

As a health and safety professional myself, that was so embarrassing to watch. No concept or understanding of GDPR regulations and mentions pedestrian/mobile plant segregation and safety while walking around a busy yard with no hi vis on! Prat

[@LiveFromLondon2]

There is no such thing as an H&S professional. Too many engineers and professional these days who are nothing of the sort. Technicians and pen-pushers is the better descriptor.

[@gadnukbreakerofworlds666]

@@LiveFromLondon2 I've worked for a few different companies in my time, every one has had a health and safety manager/auditor, I would say H&S professional is a perfectly reasonable statement for someone who doesn't wish to disclose their full job title

[@desperatemohammedantheworl5833]

I do hope his boss sees this video. A true wazock. Needs taking down a peg or twenty. Re GDPR, even allowing for his non-understanding of the subject has this prat never heard of video editing?

[@sirtinley-knot2944]

@@LiveFromLondon2 it used to be that to be described as a 'professional' you had to work in an occupation that was subject to self regulation. These days, everyone is a 'professional'.

[@FrodoUK]

I wish people would research GDPR (both the UK and EU versions of it) - they'd soon realise it doesn't stand up to individuals/public. Only corporations have a duty to follow it. The amount of people that make themselves look so stupid is growing.

[@robertreid9079]

He didn’t quite know how to get out of the situation he wished he had never got himself into.If only he had taken a deep breath and listened to your explanation first.He had made his mind up before he confronted you that he was going to impose his perceived authority to stop you filming.Always best to listen first and not make assumptions. 👍

[@sirtinley-knot2944]

exactly

[@Error_404_Not_Found_timed_out_]

. . . I assumed you were going to say that. . .

[@endamcdonald6166]

What a patronising ignorant prat that man is. Well done PJ for standing your ground as you always do.

[@Nitrogenated]

A pseudo intellectual in a scrap-yard. A little bit of common sense and they simply melt away.

[@WorksopGimp]

I think he read a book once

[@LiveFromLondon2]

that's the phrase I was looking for!! Cant stand these condescending pricks who drop big words in thinking it helps them. Common sense all the way.

[@TherymasterWidnes]

Fuckin hell, Covid-19 hasn't done James Blunt any good!!!

[@sciwriter1]

What an utter knob he was. He might give orders inside but outside in public he should mind his own business

[@airaction2257]

And that muppet is the boss of a company, god help the workforce he doesn't know the first thing about GDPR or the law.

[@Mysixshooter]

He’s definitely topped the leaderboard for bell end of the year so far 🔝🔔🔚 Good job PJ 👍🏻

[@michaelclear2513]

I don't think so 🤔 pj is definitely number 1 on that one !!!

[@gowdsake7103]

I would say PJ is the knob end who does that

[@2009blades]

@@michaelclear2513 pj is clever not a knobs like Your calling him 🙄

[@pinkyman5155]

He is very bitter since he didn't get the lead role in Saxondale LOL

[@michaelharrison3602]

@@2009blades I expect your local police station bung you a few quid every week not to mention the local paedophiles

[@UsmanBello]

The lorry with the German number plates "EL-SB856" is from district of Emsland, which is the state of Lower Saxony and borders The Netherlands immediately to the west of it. But this may not be the case now since one can renew their plates in any other district or "laender" anywhere in Germany. Fun fact: I am a US Citizen living in Landkreis (District of) Esslingen, but I carry "S-" plates since I like to show off my old VW with Stuttgart plates. :-)

[@thecornedbeefcouncil9792]

Love it, he blurts his name out deliberately and insists you’re the one breaching GDPR…. The entitlement 🤣

[@MartintheTinman]

Entertainment or retardation?

[@XanderHurley]

GDPR only applies to companies as a data handler not an individual person I believe. IANAL

[@pete1208]

Hold my car keys for a sec. You've just tried to steal my car!

[@RichardThomas-sp4iy]

I think this chap is not well and could be on the edge.

[@happydace6991]

Well he provided you with exactly what he didn't want you to have without even realising it . He"ll watch this without doubt , so ..... " Hiya Numbnuts ! " 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheByard]

The last time I worked in the UK the construction site had to have turnstile entry for pedestrians, dedicated walkways, no use of hand phones off a dedicated walkway. Yet my job was to inspect piling part of which was to photograph progress, during the companies induction course I was issued with a company I Phone, I did ask for an ordinary digital camera but was told the I Phone was the modern way forward. Well on site security told me to stop using a phone in the work area, I did tell them it was being used as a camera and continued using it as such. By the end of the week I had a fist full of "Parking Tickets" and was asked to attend the project office. I explained all that happened and new signage went up allowing I Phone use as a camera, which was a shame because 30 mins after leaving the office with a fully charged battery it would be flat after receiving 500 or so emails that had nothing to do with me. I stuck it for three month's and then went back to Asia where it's a lot more sawitnessed Now in your video I didn't see any dedicated walkways, the safety guy wasn't wearing a Hi Vi yet walked through the same gateway as trucks and other vehicles use, the skip truck reversed with a banksman. The German pick up crew were wandering around near the excavator, the work area was not fenced off. There seams to be no coordination on which types off work site have to comply with what rules. The job I'm talking about was Crossrail where they even had a man carrying a red flag walking in front of a number plated dumper on a public road, even JCBs had the same treatment yet they had driven onto site from miles away.

[@silentwitness247]

You dealt with the company’s patronising, know-it-all prat very well. I really enjoyed hearing his erroneous arguments.

[@tanseygreen291]

No he didn't he should have said none of your business but he chose to go along with the prat even doing as the idiot asked

[@MartintheTinman]

@@tanseygreen291 made it more entertaining

[@scopehitmyeye2019]

13:10 This is hilarious, he makes a fuss about where PJ is standing on health and safety grounds. Then as soon as a lorry arrives he comes off the path and stands in exactly the same place!

[@joe90h34]

Sat here absolutely pissing myself. Brilliant as always and too smart for these clowns 🤡. Keep it up PJ

[@davegadge1]

Don’t tell him! Annoy him, a little more! Wind him up! Get him angry! Don’t move, get him worked up!

[@trevordaniel61]

1, No hard hats on or gloves ? 2, The expert on H & S you interviewed had No hi-vis vest no hard hat on and no gloves , boots ? ... talking about health and safety, He is a danger to himself and others working around high lifting machines with in the yard ? 3, The piles of scrap look unsafe too high , The Health and Safety Executive should pay a visit before someone gets killed ... ? 4, In my opinion I would close the yard until proof of training on H & S and induction of staff , etc .

[@UncleFeedle]

Stay in school, kiddies, or you too could end up a scruffy, uninformed git who works in a scrapyard, like this man here.

[@Raymond4774]

Numpty should probably learn about GDPR if he’s going to spout it!

[@Itisfinished.]

He lost his previous job as a clown because he just wasn't funny ,, someone please guide him to a shower.

[@Dunco3550]

Bad attitude = bad publicity. The companies that have interacted well with you generally get lots of positive comments, the word spreads amongst others and then subsequently business gets better. This is exactly the opposite of what happened here.

[@MTJ999]

Conversely, nobody wanting to scrap a car gives two hoots about what type of interaction a weird old man with dreadlocks and a camera had with the scrap yard they are heading to!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@ianblunt6515]

The word NUMPTY springs to mind. Imagine having this guy as your neighbour

[@observinglife7366]

I'd say call the police or Trading Standards for that overloaded VW flatbed that rolled in at the start of the video. It looked like a rear axle overload at least. Is there a repeater display for that weighbridge. It would be interesting to know what it weighed. The guy you spoke to first, seemed like a gent, that knob that came out with all the GDPR bollox, what a complete and utter, monumental bell end.

[@mattpayne3349]

He'd be the owner's son and judging by his demenour and speech has had a pretty easy run in life .

[@TheByard]

When the pick up was being weighed a company worker walked around the weighbridge, I did notice a lot of loose flapping items around his legs, I wonder if the safety officer noticed them also.

[@24829091]

On the left side of the gate it says on signs hi viz and hat to be warn

[@waynekeylock]

Heath and safety and he walks back into the yard with no hi viz or helmet, what a helmet lol

[@ysgol3]

I'm just imagining living with him and discussing what to have for tea. Bloody hell 😵 Great entertainment again PJ!.

[@cargy930]

I'm pretty sure his husband is used to it by now. :D

[@smithbrownjones]

He wouldn't discuss what to have.....you know....because of GDPR....! 🤷🏼‍♂️😆

[@ysgol3]

@@smithbrownjones LOL.

[@nikkibutler1723]

🤣🤣

[@toadmadhatter]

LOL Yes!, I can imagine it, I can also imagine doing time after a month of it, and I can imagine a new patio as well to deal with it.

[@realfacthunt]

He seemed like an intelligent fella but he acted quite the opposite. Escalation doesn't work, staying in your own domain does.

[@BestUserNameUK]

He's a scrap man, nowt else.

[@andymcinroy]

PJ, just for your info, journalism isn't limited by GDPR regulations where publishing legitimately contributes to wider public debate. Auditing would be classified as meaningful debate of our personal freedoms. You are free to film and publish from a public location as you are a private citizen journalist and you are not directly monetising any personal data generated. Faces are classified under GDPR but not in journalistic contexts. Vehicle registrations are not covered by GDPR as there is no identifiable personal info involved.

[@WorksopGimp]

Preaching to the choir ;-)

[@Chattannooga]

media platforms wouldn't recognise auditing as journalism so blanking names is good practice but then again Mr. H&S would have to provide evidence to any platform that they are said person and proof their name is as published (anyone could throw out any name). Parts of GDPR apply to individuals who release more than one identifier of a person so blanking the reg. would be advisable but then again any claimant claiming this or that would have to provide proof that their actual name is attached to a particular reg. Lastly number plates are public info but any other identifier attached to an individual calls up GDPR = blank a reg if you catch someone's likeness, or blank a face if you want to capture the reg and capture the driver (but then again they may not be the owner) if you publish the image

[@corleth2868]

Forget the citizen journalist nonsense PJ is in the UK the First Amendment doesn't exist so he doesn't have to pretend to be a member of the press to film in public, he can just do it.

[@victoriaknapp7475]

I think PJ knows this 🙄

[@evelghostrider]

If a person willingly gives there personal information to a complete stranger when not asked for, legally they have given that freely. In a court a judge would ask, if you did not want personal information released, then why did you give it to a complete stranger sir ???

[@Inyourheadrentfreesince1892]

James Blunts let himself go a bit

[@simshogun2240]

Now he has made these claims he is liable for section 2 of the Fraud Act 2006, Fraud by false representation, first with GDPR, then with H&S and finally with vicarious liability which means now you can bring a civil claim against him personally, then use vicarious liability and bring a second claim against the company under "Vicarious Liability", yes it works both ways.

[@pachy444]

He described himself as a Sane Adult 😂 I watch these for the psychology , this is a great example too, someone in full control of everyone inside a premises, completely falls apart with the realisation that they have no power as soon as they step outside of it. The sensible thing to do is accept it and go back inside but their ego often stops them, they then proceed to go through a range of different angles in order to get control but fail each time and each attempt makes them look more and more like a crying baby...... He's in the street telling a random stranger to get on the pavement 😅

[@colettegibson6516]

Aren't people fascinating creatures. You can feel the anxiety growing as his 'polite requests' are being declined. A lot of people can't grasp the fact that their requests can be declined and there's nothing they can do about it. As you say, just go 'back to work' and leave him to it, by arguing you are prolonging the process

[@derwindhund116]

"I'm politely asking you to stop recording" "I'm politely refusing to"

[@helentucker6407]

Lol

[@simonabbott7323]

Kin 'eck! This guy asks all the stupid questions a bad copper does to try and force a stop to a lawful activity. The best thing to do would have been to ignore him completely and carry on.

[@TheBrawlBox]

He was alarmingly neurotic and talked to you like you were some pleb. Go on PJ, stood your ground nicely.

[@christophersimon8339]

Wasn't he in the band Crème Brulee?

[@johnkelly9463]

Let's be adults he says, and he treats you like a child, leading you onto the sidewalk, nice one PJ, this one looked a very shady and nervous feller. 😅

[@jamesmcgovern7579]

Maybe it’s because of the stolen items they don’t deal in 🤣

[@Dpoorknight]

We have pavements & footpaths, no sidewalks, you must be watching far to many American videos.

[@craigruddock3824]

Probably thought he was going to record his internet history 😉

[@Frank-zq2vj]

I was about to say wtf is a sidewalk

[@johnkelly9463]

@@Frank-zq2vj a toe path Frank, or foot path.

[@IRISHTRANSPARENCY]

Check out auditor "Power to the proletariat" he was brutality attacked at Kings Lynn Job centre plus by the manager for auditing, the manager followed him up the street smashed him in the face a few times and kicked him, we need to get this highlighted

[@cashstore1]

Clearly it looks like he is trying to hide something. He may in fact be dealing in stolen goods. He certainly makes everyone think he is in fact a crook.

[@1chiefg]

Probably claiming unemployment benefits.

[@bluebottle1617]

A metal recycler's employees arrived for work one morning at one of the firm's yards to find 10 police vans and 30 police officers from three different police forces already in the yard, demanding to know what stolen vehicles, cable with "Network Rail" stamped on the insulation and metals only certain authorised metal recyclers should have in their yards (The yard in question wasn't one of them.) were doing in the yard.

[@josephrankin9406]

Tell me you know nothing about GDPR without telling me ...

[@kevinsancto1574]

Sorry no authority to tell anyone what to do in public. The fact he was being rude at the same time suggesting that PJ was not a very nice person. The only one that was insulting and being sarcastic was him you can tell he has never been told no.

[@shanedpain7734]

Yup, passive aggressive and patronising... Kinda feel sorry for the staff :/

[@michaelharrison3602]

This twat is hoping he gets hurt so he can get somebody nicked and claim a bit of compensation

[@globyois]

The shaggy-headed lanky guy should have taken a shave before ranting. He might’ve been a little more authoritative sounding and not so homeless looking.

[@michaelpaton7127]

I hope you are ok after that storm hits mate.All the best from Dundee Scotland.🙇🙏🙇🙏 to everyone down south.👍👍✌👊👊

[@ThatGoth]

You should have left his name in the video, HE freely divulged his name knowing fully that it would go on social media, therefore it was his choice to release that information to the public domain, also GDPR does not apply unless you are a business.

[@markpaul1154]

This is classic phycology of deviation. He keeps looking at something in that yard he doesn't want you to see and moves his position to hide it.

[@BenM14-ZW11]

He went on about H&S and then just wandered off inside his yard without a Hi-Viz vest on, and he teaches H&S? What a bloody muppet!

[@cjr3839]

Rule for one and rule for the other

[@scourts8275]

Oh what a plonker, he is gonna be so embarrassed watching this back, if it’s you watching this mate this will be around forever 😂

[@darrenlever3]

James Blunt's let himself go.

[@AT23675]

Owns a filthy car, wears filthy clothes and he himself looks like he hasn't showered for a year! What a scruffy fella! I bet the best place to hide the money in his house is under the soap!

[@PastaSauce.]

Needs a wash

[@dr.impossibleofcounterpunc1984]

"Is this going to go out in the public domain" 😳 Well yes. Seeing that your scrap metal business is out in the open, and any member of the public can look from the road or path right next to the entrance. Nothing like a stupid question. 🙃

[@SuperBarnaby12]

No stolen scrap here, yeah right mate. He sure had something to hide. I wonder what ?????

[@SteveGodrich]

I'm wondering if maybe he was a little twitchy since LAS Metals had 3 new directors added to the company at the beginning of the month.

[@antruskie]

The guy have every reason to ask you to stop filming. You keep quoting H&S yet he told you people using machinery were uncomfortable with you filming them so he was only protecting the working staff in his yard.

[@johnscott4693]

LEGALS This is what happens when Karens don’t take their medication every day. GDPR only applies to large organisations, that’s the point - it’s not about what is recorded or published. You also forgot the golden question: “which section of which Act is that” whenever a Karen barks unlawful orders to you. Remember the “so what” response.

[@johnsmith99997]

GDPR applies to all organisations that store or process data. still doesnt apply here though

[@johnscott4693]

@@johnsmith99997 not quite right, as can apply to individuals. Here Carl has confused “privacy” with “Data”. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. Once he gives his name (his choice) that is his decision. His only rights are to ensure that information is correct, and used correctly / Lawfully. So he willingly gives his name. He forgoes his right to privacy. There’s nothing he can then do. Even if it was ICI filming him, his legal rights are to check its correct and being used for the lawful purpose intended. So here it’s “who he is” … correct … and “being used in a KZbin video”… correct. So even it applied, it doesn’t mean it’s suddenly private. PS. He then tells us that’s his car. He has no right to that information once given, as he gave it freely. He has no right that the KZbinr must delete it, only that it’s correct and used properly ie in a KZbin film…. See.? Same rules, quite limited. Even if he was covered by the act.

[@timothymorris4571]

He looks like David Koresh.

[@sambishop9567]

This guy is comedy gold 👍

[@maximasromulus6316]

✨What a pathetically ridiculous excuse for a person. To speak in a condescending way to a member of the community. Then make threats to contact police is just sad. As a employer who must think of everyone who is politely continuing to work. He is a serious liability to the entire operation. The only answer is to give him his notice for the common good.✨

[@davegadge1]

Imagine living with this man I would go insane!

[@WorksopGimp]

He lives on his own or with his mum

[@yasminet6355]

I'd dread him coming home.

[@jimmyperry1490]

Omfg he really has no idea what he's talking about.

[@davefenney5704]

When I learned to drive a forklift, I was taught to tilt the tines back, it makes the load more stable and stops them from digging in on inclines, no one seems to do this in pj's vids.

[@schmatever]

I thought you went easy on him. Would love to see him go up against DJ or AB

[@bumpkinrocks]

You were obviously filming a dodgy scrapyard and he was desperate to divert you from it. I'd bet it's full of stolen stuff.

[@charlottewilson8740]

I disagree he seemed like the guy at school who would grass you up for setting off the fire alarms Xx

[@martinheath5947]

"Let's be grown up about this" he says, treating you like a child. Dear oh dear, what a country we live in.

[@nothingisreal2671]

You should do what DJ Audits does when they tell you that you are in breach of GDPR an that is that GDPR is for organisations only and does not apply for members of the public.

[@bolshevikproductions]

You forgot to mention “ Why isn’t he wearing high visibility covers? A Senior Moment perhaps??

[@legalactivity6977]

With regards to Health & Safety he should only be worried if you went onto private property. I cannot understand why he was so worried as where you were standing if you slipped or tripped on the pavement you will have a possible claim against the council or who ever is suppose to maintain it.

[@HughzieTube]

What an absolute clown that tool is! LaS need to restrain him to the back office as he's an embarrassment to the company. Doesn't want his details known but proceeds to shout them at the camera. Thinks he's the safety police in a public space and can boss members of the public about, even appears to be trying to gets 'hands on' to force movement at one point. Don't tell him Google has uploaded multiple images of the business online, he might cry! The first bloke needs a pay rise for being cool about it and approaching members of the public in a professional manner.

[@ysgol3]

His neck seems to get longer with each passing second, especially when he tries to patronise you 🤣 I also love the mysterious despair in his voice when he suddenly says ' What is GDPR?'. Comedy gold.

[@hannadeshler1426]

7:00 - cameraman wearing reflective vest is safer than elitist in dark blue jacket

[@Nickle314]

The road, pedestrians have right of way, the laws have been updated.

[@WhosPhotoTube]

"pedestrians have right of way" is not true, everyone has the right of way on public paths and roads, what you are confusing is the priority here. PJ is dead right about health and safety, so apply that to the road and, we all have a responsibility to be safe for ourselves and others, to prevent crashes and injury, even if we have the 'priority'! Remember the “must/must not.” “should/should not” or “do/do not” as well. What is new last month is: The hierarchy of road users Pedestrians. Cyclists. Horse Riders. Motorcyclists. Cars/taxis. Vans/minibusses. Large passenger vehicles or courier vehicles like buses and HGVs.

[@johnmccormick3608]

It is quite amazing the amount of people who line up to make a total tit of themselves on the internet for all the world to see and enjoy.

[@grahamthegreat2680]

"He's a very silly man!"

[@CoherentChimp]

What an absolutely condescending, smug and irritating individual. He's definitely got something to hide IMHO.

[@Krisinhayes]

I'm confused how a representative of a company engaging with you and giving their name constitutes a gdpr breach 🤔

[@PJAudits]

So am I 😂 😂

[@Interdiffusion]

In any case PJ politely has edited out his name so the point is entirely moot.

[@WorksopGimp]

Because hes a moron maybe, or lack of oxygen from having his head up is arse.

[@markdunkling1604]

No crime in capturing the data regardless if its given willingly or not . you can not trespass the eyes nor the ears . unless the data is used for nefarious purposes to commit a crime . so recording alone is not reasonable grounds to accuse somebody of a criminal act .

[@adifferentname]

It doesn't. He's a muppet. PJ should have published his name for posterity.

[@aloh5613]

So concerned about privacy that he told you his name, showed you his personal car. Even pointed out the reg... Ffs thanks for making me chuckle 😂😂😉

[@RyanCFilmz]

Love it! "I'm not trying to lay the law on you" seconds after he threatened to call the police. 🤣

[@1987jock]

They always say "Oh, the guys aren't comfortable with you filming them". The truth is that is perfectly reasonable BUT it is the fucking employers responsibilty to ensure that their employees can work comfortably - not yours. Off the top of my head, there's trees, curtains, big fucking hedges and solid opaque doors/fences that would solve their problem but they've not put these features in place to prevent their photons escaping and blame you for that.

[@dannythedoodle]

"I'm not telling you what to do, I'm asking you what to do". This dude seemed like a proper authoritarian....bet he applied to be a PCSO but failed the entrance exam 😂

[@thefist2995]

There's an EXAM? lol

[@dannythedoodle]

@@thefist2995 haha probably not 😂 It's probably just a day-long 'course' (with a 2hr dinner break) and at the end of the day, the recruits are asked a question: who are the baddies?: a) criminals or b) all members of the public. Everyone who answers 'b' passes 😂

[@brianbrown826]

Obviously one rule for employees to wear hi-vis and one for him!!

[@MrBottomrung]

Your patience is incredible. When clowns are allowed out the world becomes surreal.

[@gowdsake7103]

It is this moron who is the clown

[@thewomble1509]

@@gowdsake7103 Which Moron?

[@ysgol3]

Looking at this again tonight, with the combination of the stark skyline and the increasing despair of Professor GDPR, Ingmar Bergman would have been delighted if he'd filmed it.

[@hls6925]

Brill vid, PJ, what a plonker that guy was - obviously doesn't know how GDPR works, or public photography - I guess he does now, if he's had the gumption to look it up!

[@cyclist68]

I think the trouble with a lot of these owner/bosses is they aren't used to hearing the word no. Its a difficult concept for them to process and takes a while for it to sink in.

[@juliepeace8388]

Good grief!! How docile do you have to be to think like this!! He really believes all the rubbish he's spouting!