Mike Andes and a friend tried holding signs inside South Park Mall and got stopped by security. They talk about mall advertising rules, the anxiety of being watched, and their goal of finding a place where sign holders are treated equally.
Allow avatars. Okay.
All right, we'll do.
Would you rather get lawn care sitting out in the 95 degree heat or in this wonderfully AC building with the risk of having security take you out? Now fully committed to this bed? All right, all right. Social anxiety. Here we go.
Oh, we have some employees.
Looking at us now. That's not a good thing.
Yeah, you're not allowed to advertise in the mall. It's real strict. Okay. All right. Can you sit outside? I was just resting for a bit. Can I sit outside? Yeah.
That's hilarious. All right, well, we were not appreciated here at South Park Mall, so we're going to go to somewhere and hold the sign where we are appreciated and we have rights and we have equality. Equality of sign holders. That's what we're looking for.
