Nick Perry confronts a tenant filming on his property without permission. The tenant refuses to stop and demands proof of ownership before the police are called. The exchange escalates into a tense standoff over property rights and filming rights.
Do you have anything that shows you're the owner?
Yeah.
Okay.
We don't have to give you.
Hey, how are you? Can I help you? Are you the owner? Can I help you? I said, are you the owner?
This is private property. Can I help you? Are.
You the owner?
Can I help you?
Are you the.
Owner? There's an owner of the building and other people that are renting this.
Are you the owner of this place right here?
I cannot answer that.
Okay, well, I own the building.
You own the building? Yes. Okay, so then why do you ask?
Because I've never met you. If you own this place, are you the tenant?
I'm the tenant.
Okay.
So can we stop videoing?
Why?
Because this is private property.
I own the property. Who. Who owns where you're standing?
I'm renting here.
Okay? So I'm asking. Can we finish talking? All right. Adios. That guy's.
Insane. Have anything that shows you're the owner? Yeah. Okay. For.
Sure. This is here. This is. This is what it's going to look like? This is what it's going to look like? Yeah. Yeah.
I find it kind of messed up how the owner has to prove he is the owner, but the tenant doesn't have to prove he is the tenant. I just hope that the cops help him looking for a new space to rent because I smell that eviction notice being drafted.
