@get_outtttttttttt: Its so funny after the police show up, the KAREN stop trying to act like they know what they are talking about.#karens #karensgoingwild #karensoftiktok #cops #copsoftiktok #fybシ

Mr E :

I already got permission by Bill... Bill who? The Bill of Rights..🤭🤭🤭best answer

Jimmy McGregor Jnr :

There is no privacy in public.

Crazycracker :

if i was an employer and i heard my security guard spent an hour talking to someone who was not on my property i’d be pretty upset

Chaotic Blender :

Should he tell them about Google maps ? 😂😂😂😂

SaDiablo :

Wonder what cheyenne had to say about this?

sayso27 :

I guess ppl dont understand the first amendment 🤣

Tyris :

People are allowed to be anonymous but there’s no expectation of privacy in public

Ian29116 :

He’s on a public sidewalk and they want answers 😂

mumsgirl42 :

HIPPA is for employee's 🙄

D33DSPIZZA :

Is you can breach their hippa info through a window…that’s a huge company issue

Lynx :

"Bill already gave me consent" - that was fire 🔥🔥🔥

brittbgky :

They always try to put the burden of HIPPA on the auditor

Genmary🤍 :

“You have beautiful eyes” got me💀💀💀💀

Mauricio Estrada :

Congrats to this very educated officer 👮 man

Lord5 :

user5880340187080 :

He has more time than you do? Isn’t he on the clock so he’s stealing from the company he works for.

KC’s Great Danoodles :

The reason he doesn’t know is because it’s none of his business

Wendy Myers :

you can stand on any public sidewalk and film in PUBLIC

Nick matts :

Lol

othello :

"Bill said a could" lol😂

StealthyBaconEater :

They do know Google took photos of their building too, money says Google didn't ask them for permission.

NAMZO969 :

No expectation of privacy in public!

Susse :

It's not that I don't get the point, it's just that I think people who go out and do this for the soul purpose of string up this type of encounter is such BS. With everything going completely bonkers in the US this is a huge waste of time. Why not just stand there shouting "look at me".

BigYg :

“Who’s bill”