Comments by "Sean" (@sean2015) on "Denny's employee loses her cool when asked about state inspection" video.

Exactly! Anyone can be on the sidewalk - does she expect pedestrians to walk in the street?
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@christinaf713 something also tells me she's one of those "Defund the Police/All Cops are Bastards" Leftists who doesn't hesitate to call the police whenever she has any type of trouble.
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@ASVB _ REALITY look what we have here…another Internet lawyer. Did you graduate from Harvard or Yale? I’m guessing you were class valedictorian because your English skills are amazing - you write beautifully.
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@ShaunHensley you sound like the twin brother of the trashy woman in this video 😂😂
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@ShaunHensley you sound just like this trashyy woman’s twin brother 😂
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@ShaunHensley youu soundd justt likee thee twinn brotherr of thatt trashyy womann 😂
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@ShaunHensley now now, you shouldn’t talk that way. Comparing this woman to pigs is very insulting… to pigs. 🐖
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@ShaunHensley noww noww , youu shouldn’tt talkk thatt wayy, comparingg thiss womann to piggs is insultingg … to pigs 🐖
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That's a gray area. Police do have every right to request your ID if you're in a public area and you're suspected of a crime - all the cops had to go on was the lies being fed to them by that classless manager. Regardless, I'm sure the reporter voluntarily showed his ID because he didn't want to be seen on camera as combative or uncooperative.
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lol, pedestrians now have to walk in the street and dodge cars because the sidewalk belongs to this queen
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why do you say that?
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It wasn't just the roaches. This place had been getting all sorts of complaints before the Health Department shut it down. On Yelp there were numerous customers complaining about soiled carpets, mildew and an unusual smell in the restaurant. There was also one rumor that the employees were stealing money from the register.
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@christinaf713 I did a little further detective work. Turns out this restaurant was shut down by the Board of Health not long after this segment aired. The building was demolished and the site is now an empty lot (...I'm guessing the building must've been condemned as a result of the rodent or mildew problem which customers had been complaining about for years).
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@christinaf713 Denny’s
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@collinw1353 the TV crew can’t legally film inside the restaurant if an employee asks them not to, but from the sidewalk they can film whatever they damn well please. The woman had no right to confront them like that. Also she looks and sounds like one of those “Defund the Police” whackos but what was the first thing she did? Called the police.
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@bencarter8423 that is not true. Remember that there are laws and then there are rules . When you’re on someone else’s property, you’re still bound by their rules. If you’ve ever been to an airport for example, you’ve probably noticed that they don’t allow filming in and around the security and immigration checkpoints. Ditto for military installations.
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@bencarter8423 once again, I’m not talking about the law. I’m talking about rules set by property owners. Many things may be perfectly legal under the law but may violate the rule of a property owner. For example, the law says you have to be 21 or older to purchase alcohol. But I have the right (whether for reasons of morality, health, ethics, etc.,) to ban alcohol consumption inside my house. So if you’re older than 21 and I invite you over to my house and you crack open a brewsky, you’re violating my rules and at that point I can legally trespass you from my property.
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@bencarter8423 ”…once the crew walked onto the sidewalk, the manager had no right to tell them they couldn’t film from the sidewalk” That was exactly my point and exactly what I wrote in my original comment! Jesus Christ man, are you blind or dumb? Go back and READ what I wrote.
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@bencarter8423 "As a professional journalist, I know what the law is" ....oh yeah RIGHT! As a "professional journalist"! What a joke. Journalism = the most dishonest and unethical profession in the world today. Such vile and disgusting people, journalists. That name "journalist" is a misnomer - they are not journalists but activists . Checkpoint is ONE word, not two. Also if you're going to be working as an activist for CNN you should at least try to learn the difference between "affect" and "effect". Don't try to blame that on your autocorrect, kid. Airport checkpoints are RUN (not "are ran") by Homeland Security.
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@bencarter8423 "I was in a hurry when I sent those, but when you try to comeback by a personal attack" ..."come back" (as a verb) is TWO words not one. And apparently you don't know your prepositions either. " Come back with " is more appropriate in that context than "come back by ". ...were you in a hurry when you wrote that sentence too? Columnist/reporter ... does it really matter what you are if you don't know proper spelling and grammar? I don't care if you're working for CNN or The Big Bend Sentinel....no one who is writing for a publication should be making the kinds of errors which you are making here. "The fact that you don't know the difference between a columnist and a reporter shows you don't know what you're talking about." ...they are NOT "reporters". Don't use that word. They are commentators . Go though my social medias ...the word "media" is plural (the plural form of "medium"). You don't need to add an "s" to it.
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You are not required to give your ID to the police, unless you are arrested. ...that is NOT TRUE. Some states (and Florida is one of them) have what are known as "Stop and identify statutes" which allow an officer to demand your ID if they have reasonable suspicion that a crime has been committed. In this case, "Miss Congeniality" apparently told the officer that the reporter or cameraman had assaulted her. Even though that was obviously a lie, it gave the police officer the reasonable suspicion they needed to demand ID's. They love to use the "I need it for my report" trick. Sure, they put it in their report, but they run you for warrants, etc. ...gee, do you have any active warrants you're worried about them finding? Aside from that, everything else you wrote is 100% correct.
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