I'm not sure, all I know Is that my supervisor got the call while I was there, and told me, that this crazy lady who we just took out drove in an other Quiznos to complain about us and that she is never coming back to any Quiznos.
Sometimes we had clients who would litteraly want to fight us (with their fist and everything), because the sandwichs did not look like the one on the picture. And we had to call the police, to have them run away.
how did she found out who are you?
She saw me take a selfie, then falsely accused me of taking a pic of her, as both of which happened consecutively.
nah, he'll just get shot by the police for speeding on the way there
noice
sounds like boyfriend is based either in san diego or 29 palms. a Marine. I am a Naval Officer and this is the most likely thing
I'm sorry, is it illegal to photograph people where you live?
I think he was trying to suggest you take her out there.
True.
Wrong. In some European countries it's illegal to take pictures of people without their explicit permission in any context. Period. In terms of morality, in Afghanistan for example, if you're walking around with a camera and you don't get robbed in hopes of some quick cash, sooner or later somebody will smash your camera or your nose because about a quarter of Afghans think that photography steals a person's soul or other medieval superstitions. In Congo and North Korea, photography is illegal. Period. Only with special permits you can photograph shit, but only what the government wants you to photograph.
I don't know of a country where you could walk around with a video camera without getting at least asked by some "concerned citizen" why you're walking around with a video camera. It is indeed legal to do so in most Eastern European countries, at least Russia, Ukraine, Finland and the Czech Republic if not others, but if someone calls the cops, they don't care that it's legal; they'll take your camera with them or straight up smash it if you complain.