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Ive been told this several times and each time, they were absolute dickheads. They do not understand that if they won’t respect because they are older, they need to just go live in Japan. This is America, we don’t care about age lol we only really care about maturity
@@iamcllthinking one news station is any more or less propaganda than any of the other news stations is crazy. You’re brainwashed son get some bleach and scrub it and clean that bot programming and rewrite yourself anew
The kid still saying "sir" despite him being a dick and yelling at him and his friends, is a huge indicator of how well those parents are doing with their kids. Kudos to them for still being respectful even though they had every right to be pissed.
I grew up in the HIghlands of Scotland where there are no trespass laws. Whenever my friends and I used to fish on other people's land as kids, the old folks would come out with cakes and scones for us and sit with us, talking about fishing and just being really awesome and nice. It's sad the world is changing so much.
yeah it's quite similar here in Ireland,even for private properties especially in the countryside such as farmlands or someone with a lot of acres of land,they are chill with you cutting through it or walking your dogs there as long as you aren't causing problems, a lot of the time they are the best walking spots or near the sea and good fishing spots...I slept on a farmers land once next to his cow field to be there early in the morning for the tide,had a little fire going and all and he didn't come raging at us,you would often catch your fish and have a little disposable bbq and make a day and night of it and head home in the morning...
Had something like this happen to me. Our neighbor who we are very close to often asks us to pick excess lemons from her tree since most of them spoil. The neighbors two houses down calls the cops on me and my friend saying we were breaking and entering, luckily when the cops came we were able to explain the situation and told them if they wanted extra proof we would call the homeowner. That neighbor called a second time saying our 12 pound maltipoo was being aggressive and also called the cops again. Little guy doesn’t even like to get out of the house let alone fight anyone. Joyless people
When my grandfather died we were cleaning out the house. I took cuttings from his beautiful rose garden so I could grow some of his roses as a reminder of him after the house sold. The neighbour watched us like a hawk the whole time and had mf binoculars and a notepad. That neighbour did even go visit him for the months he was in palatine care. She just wanted neighborhood gossip or even better…to call the police. 🤦♀️
I genuinely dont get people like this. Like ok, i get wanting to be safe and all- but to call the cops on ANYONE for taking some lemons off of a lemon tree THAT ISNT YOUR FUCKING TREE is insane.
Far far worse. Some have even managed to put liens on houses because someone didn’t mow their lawn properly. I wish they were like immature hall monitors. Then they wouldn’t cause potentially irreparable damage to someone’s livelihood over the most ridiculous bs their crooked minds can think of.
Don’t move into an hoa if you hate them so much The entire point of an hoa is that it’s far more expensive than a normal home so don’t say you don’t have a choice
HOA's are a joke. Like some Karen is gonna come tell me what I can and can't do to my own house. Get the fuck out of here! If i wanna put a 15 foot statue of a moose making balloon animals for rabbits in my front yard that is my right!
That grown adult doesn’t understand assault or battery, assult is an intentional act that causes someone to reasonably fear imminent harm or offensive contact. Battery is when you lay hands. He did assault them.
@@Bfkcjscbsnjcironically your comment in itself is exactly what you’re talking about 💀 you and Charlie and no different in the sense that internet things piss you off more then it should. Only difference is Charlie does it for content and to spread awareness, you’re just in the comments hatin 😭
Was it really private property? Plenty of instances where upset people think the entire neighbourhood and five miles around it belongs to them just because they live in it.
Its pretty normal for an HOA to own and maintain water features adjacent to homes. I'm not excusing him being a dick, but it is pretty normal for an HOA to own the lake/water front.
I live in an HOA neighborhood and got the cops called by some grumpy ass man for that exact reason for fishing at least 1000ft from his backyard. I was 9-10 years old too.
I had a discussion at one point in my driveway when I told some teens to go smoke elsewhere, they kept going on how it was a 'public space', which I just so happened to be paying for. My feelings went out to the teachers who had to deal with tiktok debatekids every day. Yeah this guy comes off as an ass, but what happened before the vid, and if it's his waterhole then surely so many kids arent known for not giving a shit, twisting editing content to go one way. This video could go both ways and I'm surprised Charlie doesn't entertain that idea but instead takes the one way bait
I did an Eagle Scout project where I repainted fire hydrants. At one apartment complex, a woman came and got pissed at me for doing it, and then called the fire Marshall to confirm I had permission to do it (I did, he gave me the map to know which ones to paint). People just want to be mad at something.
One of the streets fire hydrants is in front of our house. My brother was purposely annoying my dad. So he sent him out with a small metal brush and had him get all the loose paint off. Clean it with soapy water in a bucket he had to lug down and then dry it and paint it. Our street wasn’t populated much back then. The hydrant at the end of the street used to be used by the fire department to do something with their trucks. They would hook up and spray into the retention pond late at night.
@Blue-qr4fi We get it, you're 12 and you're desperate for attention because your parents don't give you any. But you should know that even joking about see pee gets the feds on your ass. And any kind of conviction for child abuse material will ruin your life. Are the two seconds of attention you get from your youtube comments worth that?
Exactly. And unrelated, but my dad is 47 and yet he still tells me to “gO OUtsIdE” and get off my phone but yet he complains when he doesn’t know where I’m at or what I’m doing. Like I literally can’t let you know if you don’t let me take my phone outside.
it's part of the decline of the third place. Young people can't go out anywhere without some miserable old fart breathing down their neck for some made up rules.
I've had this happen, found a couple of young lads fishing in a private lake on my property. I had no issue with it, just let them know that in future if they wanted to throw a line in, just let me know so i could make sure that i didn't lock the gate and they could leave when they wanted. They even asked if it would be OK to camp and swim as well. They were good kids and always left the area rubbish free.
That's because you're a decent human being who has no issues with kids having a wholesome time. Kudos to them for always leaving it as pristine as they found it. They obviously don't want to wear out their welcome. Well done mate.
As a Tennessean, I don’t know what I’m more upset about, his awful and embarrassing behavior or the fact that his gaggle of old gremlins were of the exact same mindset thinking they were in the right
When he ironically said that the kids' parents would be proud of them for that, I wish they said, "And yours are turning in their graves ashamed of you"
You must have terrible parents if they let you wander on private property y’all think AGE? just disqualifies you from tress passing? Or consequences? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
god i am so sorry for these fuckass bots in the replies. they make my head hurt. i know it's not my fault or anything but holy shit i'm tired of these bots
I work in a bakery & deli and people are genuinely just so angry for no reason. Like sir, I’m sorry you came in at the end of the day and we had sold out of the bread you wanted. Please do not scream at the minimum wage teenager about it.
I can assure you, every Tennessean over the age of 60 either A: acts like this deuce or B: would fight this guy on the kids' behalf and then fish with them afterwards 😂
I have an old grandpa fishing in our lake and I think it is lovely. Sometimes he brings his grandchild and you can hear them talk and giggle, and you know some core memories are being made at that moment. ❤
it’s not private property it’s personal property. Private property is exploitative property used to make money (example: factory, slave plantation, etc.)
@@tempejkl LOL why did you use slaves here there’s so many other examples? Also if it is personal, wouldn’t that be a stronger reason not to have people fishing? I’m not saying what they did was right but ide most definately understand why they wouldn’t want some strangers fishing
Its so funny how most people don't understand that you don't have to lay your hands on someone for it to be assault. Verbal assault exists and actually touching someone in most cases ends up being a battery charge.
Acting sheepish for being caught doing something you're not supposed to do is not "mature". Maturely handling this situation would be to, hmm, idk, NOT commit a crime in the first place.
@@ahall9839 They didn't though, it's legal to fish that lake. The private property is near the lakeside, but the lake and surrounding park is open to the public. Edit: I'll amend my statement, it looks like this was actually a pond near the lake, not the lake itself. If it is not a man made pond, it may still apply under Tennessee's law that states that shoreline is not considered private property. I'm not invested enough to spend the time to read through foreign legal acts.
@@Moonorchidwolf Wow, just incredible work, not only did you accomplish nothing, but you ducked out as soon as you realized you're going to find out you're wrong. Phew, reality evaded! Obviously if it wasn't private property that would entirely change the situation. Unfortunately, that's not the case, which is why I said what I said. Crazy, huh?
@@ahall9839 Oh no, I made a mistake and I corrected myself. Can't have that here, this is the internet after all and everyone knows you should just double down and become emotionally invested in some random crap you saw online.
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@@Quibblet no, its not. The boomer generation could pull through this life with little to no friends, best breeding ground for people like him. Nowadays, with the cost of living and the lack of rentable homes and the need of 2 to 4 jobs, you need a big net of friends, otherwise you will fail an die. and as a second thought THAT video is the ONLY evidence we need to abolish the second amendment.
Yeah, I did play outside a lot as a kid to the point I'd only come home to eat and sleep. There were quite a few adults however who always for some reason felt like the owned certain things that weren't even on their property and were instead on public property. One lady for example thought she owned the entire cement bike path in a field which literally continued for 20 blocks alongside transmission towers. Unless she literally owned those transmission towers, I doubt she owned any of that massive field which also had government trucks that would drive down the bike path in order to do occasional repairs on the transmission towers. It was clearly not her property and was government property made specifically for having those transmission towers along with the bike path so they could drive down it to make the occasional repairs, and yet she insisted that kids shouldn't be playing there because she owned all of it.
Just about everywhere one goes is 'private' property nowadays lol, especially when your living in a suburb or something. So its kinda tough for kids to play outside anymore unless they live in the countryside or have parents that actively take them to parks or something lol. Rough times, I remember playing in the woods until near dark as a kid nowadays tho most the land is owned by someone.
(Obvious) Tip: If you’re about to purchase your first house, please please please do everything in your power to avoid the HOA. Do not even consider them. If you find a house but you’ll need to pay HOA fees, steer clear.
@@MrbeefstewHOA’s can buy your house without you knowing about it and then kick you out. HOA’s are not good. Also HOA’s aren’t for rich people.🤷🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
I grew up in the 80s, it was the same back then too. Theres always some old person who is just angry at the world and wants to ruin everyones fun. I remember when I was about 12 years old, there was this women who lived on my block and she would yell at every kid that came near her house. She would come out with a camera and start taking pictures and telling everyone she was gonna give the photos to the cops to show just how bad we were. She was crazy. We were never doing anything bad. Just playing games on the street or throwing water balloons at each other but she hated it.
Yeah dude. I forgot about random angry old ladies. Every neighborhood use to have one. Just watching through the blinds all day, acting like playing freeze tag is the most degenerate subhuman activity known to man.
yeah but back in those days, you could tell your dad and he's come out and smash the crap out of them. Now all the cameras and crappy laws you're not allowed to have a fight without spending 3 months in jail.
In the 80s? She took actual photos? That she would have to get developed? Or even creepier a polaroid 😂 sounds hard to believe but if that happened thats worse than now with phones.
This situation has polar opposite energy as the elderly people in my neighborhood stealing my homemade lawn decorations, taking food from my garden, and picking all (and I mean all, the bush was completely barren once they left) the roses off the bushes in my front yard WHILE MY MOTHER IS WATCHING AND ASKING THEM TO SAVE THE FLOWERS FOR ME BECAUSE I USE THEM. The same entitlement they claim children have these days is actually their own entitlement and it's shocking how unaware they are of it.
This reminds me of when i was a kid, Old Mr Lee hated us kids playing in the public park area behind his house. My friends and I set up an awesome rope swing in a tall tree that was used by everyone. It was an absolute winner with every kid and their parents. Mr Lee hated it and hated us. He got his son to climb that tall tree and cut the branch down. The tree was not allowed to be damaged as it was a protected area. They didn't care.
everyone wants kids to go outside and get off the games and shit, then once they go outside you have an old geezer harassing them and making them go back inside
@@esportsprodigybuhanil933 first, who said they were trespassing. second, the old man acted really immature even if that was private property. last but not least, they probably would have had a sign or something up saying, “private property,” “do not trespass,” or something talking about security cameras.
@@esportsprodigybuhanil933 If they are trespassing, king dunce of the HOA has no authority to enforce laws, and there's no excuse to act like a prick and break their stuff.
It's sad to see adults behaving worse than kids over such trivial matters. Folks got to learn to loosen up a little and handle things in a more mature and sensible way.
Damn that poor kids face when he breaks his rod… that genuinely pretty sad. That rod has gotta be one of that kids most prized possessions. It reminds me of Hoppers line in Stranger Things when the thing that tips him off to Will actually being missing is his bike being found abandoned. He says “a bike like this is like a Cadillac to these kids”
broke shit threatened to steal property and even laid hands on one of the kids by pushing him which is battery ...and then demanding they leave after the kids called the cops ...which would at this point be obstruction.
Right?!? I might actually show this to my son. Show him how to react if someone does treat him this way. Those boys did the exact right thing. He could have said ANYTHING to the cops after those boys left! They were smart staying put.
He wanted them to leave so he can tell the police a different story of how the kids assaulted him with the fishing rod. People who act like that are filthy lying crooks.
I am like 90% sure that trespassing does not give you permission to destroy someone else's property. I feel like this man could be charged with a couple things
@@Anthracite_coal It wasn't. The police said so when they arrived. That dude will probably be charged with battery of a minor and damage to private property. Probably the most he'll get is a couple days in jail, a fine, and he'll most likely be forced to pay for the fishing rod. If he doesn't comply, then they will absolutely throw the book at him.
@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639 May I ask where you got that information? Even the newest articles I can find about this incident only recap the videos and report the man getting doxxed, but no police reports. The closest I got was one of the articles mentioning they had reached out to the local police for comment but hadn't received a response at the time of writing.
There was a study published on long term lead exposure linked to cognitive decline for people born before 1980 that I am starting to believe more and more each day.
I mean, I am definitely dumber than I was a few years ago. All those years of hearing, "leaded or unleaded?" at the gas station not knowing it was a harbinger of doom. You have to put the work in to not become a dick as you age like this guy. Young people aren't my enemy - they seem a lot more compassionate than people older than me. I think enough lead let some of us be convinced that's a bad thing.
When I was 18 around 8 years ago i literally got escorted out of a mall because my friends and I were tired from being out all day on our feet and the only bench we could find was in the play area (which was empty because it was around 9pm). We even made sure to read and follow all the rules of the play area despite nobody else being there and we were escorted out and banned from the mall for "disrespecting the property." I feel bad for kids nowadays because it's only gotten worse since then. They cant have fun anywhere in public without being treated like criminals.
@@Bfkcjscbsnjc Sorry what? How did you get the idea that Charlie was "triggered"... Most people would and do get frustrated seeing an old man essentially bully children. Would be funny if you were the old man trying to play spin doctor though lol
4:37 No, he doesn't think the police showing up will be on his side, which is why he's desperately trying to intimidate the kids into leaving and constantly threatening to throw their phones in the lake to destroy the evidence of his assault. I'd bet hard cash that he knows that the second the police arrive and the kids show them their recording, their criminal trespass will be DWARFED by his assault of a minor, and he'll more than likely be arrested. Which is why he's flailing his arms, getting in their faces, and acting all big and bad in an attempt to scare them off BEFORE the police arrive. You know - like an inept coward who likes to seem bigger and badder than he actually is.
Yes this! The same reason he is about to cry. He is scared because his threats didn't work and the police are actually coming now and he took it way too far. I bet this is the 1000th time he's done this and the 1st time someone stood their ground. Seems like he gets his "gang" to come watch him be a big man and was embarrassed when he saw them slowly start to leave one by one because they too realized they didn't want to be around when the cops showed up.
Gosh if I’m ever a homeowner a) with the privilege of a creek on my property and b) have the delight of seeing some well meaning kids making awesome outdoor memories in my creek, I’d be honored. Hell I’d probably offer them some lemonade
Had a similar thing happen when I was a kid. There was a pond at the end of a field near my parent's house with no fence surrounding the property. Where the pond was located you could only see the top of a couple houses. I fished there quite a bit before meeting the owner one day. He asked if I caught anything which I hadn't when he showed up. He said I don't mind you fishing, but just be careful when I'm there.
I absolutely agree with the sentiment, and I grew up in an area that to those day no one would care if someone was fishing. Having said that, I understand people not wanting minors fishing on their property in modern litigious society. All it takes is crappy parents getting upset their kid drowned or was injured on property they weren’t supposed to be on to ruin someone else’s life. It’s a two way street. Plenty of people getting their life wrecked because they were nice
People pull into driveways all the time in order to turn around when they go the wrong way or miss the house they meant to go to, so that is terrifying to know you could die over a simple mistake
America is so weird. You go into a poor neighborhood in a city and you could get robbed. You drive into some guys driveway on accident and you could get your car riddled with bullets. Like there was a story last year of a guy shooting a 13 year old in the head because the 13 year old thought that was one of his new friend's house. No wonder everybody is so paranoid man, you arent safe anywhere.
There's a large amount of people that look for any excuse to use a gun to shoot people. They want to kill someone but they don't outright say it. Some cops, gang members and just people with a bit of a manhood issue are all up there. I'm not even against owning guns but they shouldn't be owned by everyone. There's a lot of shootings over complete misunderstandings that should have never even gotten a gun drawn, let alone fired. They can be good for hunting and sport and there are definitely situations like people actively breaking down your door, car door etc that can warrant a gun. I almost got shot myself from an old redneck tweaker that thought I was "scoping" out his tweaker house to rob. I was actually walking on the street while very drunk at night and walking home. I stopped when he was backing as there's a 0% chance he saw me while reversing. He did when he pulled out fully and that's when he initiated the confrontation looking for every excuse to shoot me. Dude even pulled that I was faking being drunk. Even when I walked away after he was still threatening me, he proceeded to follow me home at about 5 mph with his high beams on. He called the cops and they just told me to go to bed as I was clearly extremely drunk. I couldn't press charges for being followed home after being threatened as I was "too drunk" at the time.
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Formally worked for an HOA management company. Rare was it that you got the chill board that actually helped the community get better. The complaints and situations I got were at times so unhinged that I would just hang up or leave meetings. I got an email complaint once that someone was staring into the parking lot for 32 seconds from *their own balcony* and that wanted us to tell him to stop because it was uncomfortable. I'd really love to start a series of "I worked in an HOA" because they're literally so much more insane than you hear about.
I worked for a property management that had to deal with HOA fines and complaints. It's crazy how much it felt like the HOA were the ones who owned the homes rather than the actual home owners. If you like gardening then forget it. Only HOA approved plants were allowed. Want a swing set in your yard for your kids? Sorry kids, the HOA thinks it's an eyesore.
@@Gnomesmusher”we don’t LIKE IT!!! seeing a swing set in a yard down a cross street that I drive past for 2 seconds every other day, and because of that, it’s not allowed. even if someone’s kids would be so happy to have it, and they would love it, too bad. I DONT LIKE IT!!! - Every HOA tyrant
*Perfect example of the people involved in an HOA and why their hated, maybe he was having a bad day, but those in HOA ALWAYS seem to be having a bad day*
We have a pond at the very edge of our property that some local teens like to hang out by. I've talked to them like a normal person and all I ask is that they don't leave any garbage and that they don't swim in the pond because when it dried up two years ago, there was a TON of metal and other stuff poking out of the mud at the bottom and I don't want anyone to maul themselves if they go in the water. So far no problems - amazing what happens when you approach kids with respect and make reasonable asks.
I used to have permission to a bunch of ponds in Ohio when I was kid growing up. I even used to mow and weed eat some of them so they were accessible to fish on. We always asked and if we were turned down we moved on.
@@romanbloomfield9066 They're acting like a normal person my guy. It's insane how you live in constant paranoia of teenagers. Adults like you are the reason why teens don't show respect, they learn from their elders.
@@TheOGLime In this day and age, it's better to safe than sorry. Who knows how some angsty asshole and his gang would react if they're told to leave, when they've come to think they own place due to someone's leniency
@@BrainWasherAttendent I would never argue that they could have left, but so could he. He also could have maintained some sense of grace and dignity instead of acting like a child.
@@BrainWasherAttendent Calling the police on a deranged man pressing up on kids is "garbage"? What's wrong with recording evidence? That guy could've done anything to those kids and the 2 geriatrics behind him would've said the kids attacked him or something.
@@BrainWasherAttendentL take, the pensioner was irate and un-willing to communicate like an adult with a sane mind, the kids recording is a must as it could have ended any way. I hope the old guy is removed from the head of the HOA and I hope the kids press charges for assault, intentional cause of distress and property damage.
Bro its genuinely heartbreaking. In winter these kids use our little hill to sled down and they always look so scared when I step out. I just want to warn them about the rocks and raspberry bushes, and it hurts that kids are so afraid to have fun outside because of people like that old Scrooge
Right? He pulled that on me at 14 and I'd have signed him up for Columbia Record Club and bought ever product in the Scientology catalogue with his checkbook while we decided whether to road-haul him behind the 3-wheeler or borrow a bro's mud-rig...
This is the sort of HoA president who would bring out a ruler to measure someone's grass. "That's half an inch too long Martha, I'm gonna have to fine you."
"These kids now a days glued to their phones, playing the video games, and streaming their hot tubs. Back in my day, we used to play outside!" *Sees two kids fishing outside* "They're on MY property!"
they don't have the self-awareness to realize that maybe the reason we choose to stay inside is because they've made the outside a lot more hostile than it used to be lol.
@@bagelisdeadEh, thats not really the reason. Sure there are Karens but most old people are not this unhinged and obnoxious. The real reason is we're all addicted to social media and videogames and constant overloads of information/dopamine at our fingertips. A lot of ppl wanna put their heads in the sand and pretend it isn't a massive problem tho
@UnisusMC “A lot of ppl wanna put their heads in the sand and pretend it isn’t a massive problem” No it’s not, virtually everyone nowadays is saying stuff like “the screens have ruined socialization”, regardless of how long their actual screen time is. You really seem to emphasize how bad the “social media / video games” are but it’s really just society’s interests advancing. Sadly nowadays everyone is a hypocrite in this regard, it’s genuinely annoying
Too many times have I been fishing in a spot that I has no signs, no fences, no nothing, and somebody comes along claiming it’s private property even though I have an app that tells me very clearly that it’s not. So as an angler and sportsman I thank you for speaking out for us Charlie.
Ive actually been fishing on my families property and had someone show up and tell us it was his property and then proceed to start yelling at myself and my cousin. Ended up becoming a really big deal because the guy wouldnt leave us alone and out in the sticks that can become dangerous quickly. Stay safe out there :)
And don't forget that fisherman / hunter harassment is a law most places, so if someone is harassing your hunt/fish THEY can get charged with crimes for harassing YOU....
I live in a small town, and one time I stopped at this house late at night to pull up Google maps. The guy in the yard came to my window and was like “You need to leave right now”. I was scared of it escalating so I drove away immediately. I understand his worry, but it definitely made me realize that not everyone would be nice enough to warn me first.
This just reinforces the sense of alienation of growing up in american suburbs. Everywhere seems hostile, you're not welcome anywhere but on your own lawn, everyone's a stranger, and you can't just "go out and play" without driving out to some place in the city where socializing is socially acceptable.
People, especially people of that age nowadays are deliberately looking for drama if not violence. Hope the old dude gets punished accordingly. And their HOA gets investigated. If he's this unhinged, I suspect he's probably a typical HOA crook
Sadly, HOA's are usually not regulated by anyone or anything. John Oliver did a piece about them years ago but it mostly boiled down to them being little fiedoms that are damn near above the law. I would never want to live in one, because they're unforgiving of being human. Like a grandmother who lived in a home with an HOA that didn't allow children. Her teenaged grandson needed to come live with her as either his parents had died or were unable to care for him anymore. They threatened to kick the woman out of the neighborhood (yes, she would've had to sell her home!) just because her grandson lived with her. Shit can happen outside of anyone's control. Now this child that's already been upended has to either be put with different family, if he has any, or have the guilt on his shoulders of being the reason his grandmother lost her home. Absolutely heartless.
most people like this are the exact same type that fantasize scenarios where they get to pull out their guns and murder someone over a minor slight against them.
@@GrievousReborn it is assault. He put the kid in reasonable fear of being harmed... until he grabbed and broke his fishing rod. So not only is it destruction of personal property, it is now battery as well. That old man racked up at least three criminal charges in a matter of minutes
@SekiberiusWelkesh I say it is how they grew up and the culture of that time. Boomers, weren't they the ones who came up with old folks home cause they didn't want to deal with their parents when they got old. They the ones also to cash out all their assets, spend lavishly and not want anything to do with their kids. They came up with the kick your kids once they 18. While practically every other country don't follow this mindset.
It's like they completely forgot that they did the exsct same things when they were younger. That or intentionally not thinking about it because they're bored and want to feel some semblance of power.
5:00 i've worked security on private property where the residence are multi millionaires. The teenagers and Or people that would end up fishing on the private property just trying to have a good time and I usually resolve the situation by saying exactly what Charlie just did here. I've never had to raise my voice or threaten anyone.
@@dlwahdude the guys just making fun of the fact that this comment is a nothing sandwich and just downright quoting the video not adding anything to it
Here in KC there was this one band kid who accidentally knocked on the wrong door while going to pick his brother up, and the homeowner shot the kid through the door. A high school band kid nearly killed by some old geezer for knocking on a door
@@ReneaWolfe-i4v I believe this person is referring to the case of Ralph Yarl. However, if you're talking about a different case, then yes, it's still horrific either way. :(
I just hate how people don’t talk things out anymore. If someone sees someone else doing something even remotely wrong or just something they don’t like, they immediately get hostile and try to make the other person look like they’re in the wrong when realistically all they need to do is approach them and talk to them about it
These entitled people always make the law up in their mind as they please. He definelty commited battery on a minor and destruction of property. Not offenses he would see jail for (unless on probation) but could be forced to pay for the rod and maybe some nice fine.
Exactly. He knows he is in trouble for breaking their fishing rod (and that the kids filmed it) so he is hoping that the kids leave before the cops come
You people are stupid of course the police will be on the Boomers side, he has $, the kids don’t. I’m not happy the world is this way, but I assure you that’s what would happen. Also if the kids were black he never would have said a word.
the ONLY way that i could ever justify getting angry at a kid for fishing is if the lake is legally protected due to the species within, and even at that you shouldnt break someone elses property
As private security for a large campus featuring ponds and lakes, it is a pretty big issue for people to show up and steal fish from your waters. However, this is NOT the way to handle it lmao. This is absolutely unhinged. You ask them to put back the fish, leave, and never come back. If they refuse, involve police. Do not touch their property. Edit: As elaborated upon by Francisco Perez, it's harmful to the local ecosystem. It's also theft, particularly if the owner was leaving those fish to spawn for their own fishing purposes.
"A pretty big issue when people steal fish from the pond"....? Is Bubba Gump Shrimp coming to your campus pond on a 50 ft fishing boat and taking all your fish to the market...? You keep saving this fish buddy...
@@IIIlIIIllIl Some people pay money to stock their pond with fish so that they can go fish and have fun. Even if a pond in question has not been stocked, and does naturally have fish, it is theft to fish from a pond on private property. On top of that, if someone (such as a child) drowns in a pond on your land YOU can be held liable for it. That kids parents CAN sue you for the death of their child. Stay away from bodies of water that do not belong to you and are not on public land. That said, NEVER fucking act like the disgraceful idiot of a "man" in this video. You politely ask the trespasser to leave, and if they refuse, keep an eye on them and call the police.
and then your father wqould probably end up in prison because that's still assault, and you should just let the police handle things instead of resorting to violence
I think young adults underestimated how childish elders can be. What goes comes back around, above 50 and the properties of a toddler came back to them. The only problem is that elders have "experience", so dealing with them becomes ten times more difficult than handling toddlers.
I mean, we certainly reach that "pissing in your pants" thing again. Maybe wifey can go change his diaper and they can both leave the kids alone. He was really about to go ham on these kids. Dude, stop. We're at that age where we hurt ourselves sleeping.
I work for AAA. I pulled into a wrong driveway once. The homeowner flipped out and I showed him that I had his address and that it was an honest mistake. He cooled off pretty quick but it’s sad how easily people flip their lid nowadays
One time my mom was driving with me I was 7 and we made a wrong turn and pulled into someone’s driveway to turn around (the house was on the main road and no car in drive way) and this lady came out of the house screaming and starting to shoot at the car. It was horrifying. I never in my life would have thought that would have happened for the dumbest thing. Luckily nothing happened but I still remember the street and never turn around in someone’s driveway when they don’t seem to be home even if it’s super inconvenient. Another time I was at a store and I put a pillow on my head. Idky I was like 5 but an employee started screaming at me because I was “going to break it” ??? A pillow??? I’ve never understood how people can be so miserable
I was hoping Charlie wouldn’t mention that story but shit, it’s another albeit tragic example of how the older generation can be as unhinged as the newer ones, I’m sorry that happened to you and your mom but at least you’re still here, wish that girl had your luck.
Not nearly as bad, but one time when I was like 10 I picked a stray tulip (in summer so not like I was destroying a new sprout) in my neighbor's yard and he screamed at me to put it back??? Literally don't know what he expected but I just set it down on the ground, I was with my mom too so not like some lone kid💀
@@Bfkcjscbsnjc I’ll say this, he’s had some shit takes, honestly i guess most of what he says is very milktoast, just like the most generic what you expect to hear about a situation or game or whatever from him.
@@dollinterrupted Usually people in the US don't mind seeing a car pull in if it looks like they're just making a turn. It's only if the strange vehicle stays in the driveway that we start to get anxious.
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My brother got a ticket once for playing on a playground in a neighborhood where they “didn’t recognize him” and he “wasn’t allowed”. He was maybe 13-14 playing with his friends who live in the neighborhood. He’s the only one who got in trouble to that extent and he was the only one who wasn’t white.
@@alexbrinzan9061 In what way is that relevant here? I'm not saying you're wrong but this is one of those "who asked?" moments. The only *non-white* person getting in trouble demonstrates that you can be racist to white people....how exactly? Did you misread their comment as "He’s the only one who got in trouble to that extent and he was the only one who *was* white" by mistake?
I’m definitely not on the old man’s side here, but he’s clearly bothered by smth. And then seeing someone in your yard doing stuff you’d want to be doing with your loved ones, just makes smth pop in your head. Again not justifying, but the way he literally started crying over them just unbothered minding their business is tough man. I wish him well to be honest. He’s not self-reflective enough to see he’s clearly bothered by an event that’s stinging his consiousness
