A speaker describes party scenarios where someone acts like a "creeper" and urges bystanders to check in with anyone who looks distressed. Intervening to stop potential sexual assault carries no downside, even if you're wrong. Not acting can haunt you forever.
Now they're freaking out in the middle of the party. What happens? Everybody starts to watch someone freaking out in the middle of a party. You call this good party entertainment, right? We do. And you even give this person a name. It's called the creeper. Now if you've ever seen a creeper, just say, seen one. Seen one. What happens when a creeper self-identifies? No one goes by the creeper the rest of the night. You went from looking out for Aaron to looking out for... Aaron. Everyone, will you ever regret stopping a sexual assault? Yes or no? No. No way. You could regret not even trying the next morning. Imagine finding out there was one at a scene you were at and you could have done something. You, you can't reverse now. But checking in and being wrong, no harm done.
