Three people argue intensely over property access rights. Speaker B claims a valid lease and owner permission in North Carolina, while Speakers A and C respond with aggressive insults and vulgar language. The video captures an unfiltered real-world dispute.
Excuse me?
Gobble, gobble, gobble, huh?
Yeah, yeah, that's what you— so I think you should eat some horse shit, see if they may fed.
Don't be confused, I have a lease for the property and I have permission from the owner. I am going to be entering the property.
You can't even get in, you know what I'm saying? How you get in from outside the car? You can't get in.
Feel good now, we'll, we'll see you soon. She acts like she has a choice.
Ain't nobody crying over here. Embarrassing. You know what you are? You're embarrassing. Wow. Eat my cancer.
So to be clear, we're entering this property as leaseholders. North Carolina law states that if I walk on the property, there's nothing they can do about it cuz I have a lease. If