[Scarlett.]

Yeah, the ones who do it for the police, for the most part, are actually doing it for a real reason. Harassing a security guard for trying to keep a property safe, especially one that is guarding people from potential crazies who might want to hurt production/housemates.

Like, its a different story if it was a Tesco security guard, in comparison to something like this.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Scarlett.

Yeah, the ones who do it for the police, for the most part, are actually doing it for a real reason. Harassing a security guard for trying to keep a property safe, especially one that is guarding people from potential crazies who might want to hurt production/housemates.

Like, its a different story if it was a Tesco security guard, in comparison to something like this.

You are basically saying you are accepting security guards treating everyone as a crazy when they confront them.

[Scarlett.]

Originally Posted by parmnion

You are basically saying you are accepting security guards treating everyone as a crazy when they confront them.

I'm saying they are there to do a job, and need to be on the lookout for anyone. I'm not saying take action against every single person, just that they need to be vigilant.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Scarlett.

I'm saying they are there to do a job, and need to be on the lookout for anyone. I'm not saying take action against every single person, just that they need to be vigilant.

And polite to the general public on a public street...

[vesavius]

Originally Posted by Scarlett.

Yeah, the ones who do it for the police, for the most part, are actually doing it for a real reason. Harassing a security guard for trying to keep a property safe, especially one that is guarding people from potential crazies who might want to hurt production/housemates.

Like, its a different story if it was a Tesco security guard, in comparison to something like this.

Exactly