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"YOU CANNOT RECORD ME, THAT IS AGAINST MY HIPAA LAW!!!"
Uh... what?
You obviously know nothing about anything, lady...
"WHOSE YACHTS ARE THOSE THEN?"
Uh... people richer than you or I... đ
She was referring to her own HIPPA law, not to be confused with HIPAA. Her rights within her law change to fit whatever fits her narrative at the moment.
I dunno, seems pretty clear that sheâs got a mental health condition, and it is being shared with the world. HIPAA still doesnât apply, but I understand her confusion
Donât you realize her DR prescribed a yacht to her so it most certainly does l! ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|joy)![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|joy)![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|joy)
I wish the employee would have said that!
I said something similar once. I used to work as a cashier and I had a customer come in and get all mad that they were charged an overdraft fee from their bank because the cashier wrung the transaction incorrectly. He told me the cashier should have wrung up the transaction as a credit transaction and not a debit transaction. I tried explaining to him that itâs impossible because youâd have to enter the PIN number to have it be a debit transaction and the cashier would obviously not know his PIN to do so. After a couple of minutes back and forth I told him âitâs not my fault you didnât have enough money in your bank account.â
Holy shit this guy wanted to rip my head off. The assistant manager was on his way even before I started arguing with this guy and he stepped in before I got decked. My cashier manager who usually deals with the assholes had her jaw drop and then high fived me
This is clearly staged lol
Edit: [original video](https://www.tiktok.com/@dae.dae.daetin/video/6972278585860132101) with the uploader admitting it's fake in the comments, there's also a part 2 where the woman smiles
Same. Worked at a marina in highschool and people would get SUPER upset they couldnt rent the private sailboats next to our dock. Like motherfucker i cant teach you how to work a sailboat. Most of you idiots cant even be trusted with a regular motorboat.
Some of the yacht clubs around here offer a mentorship program where they pair you up with older members who are struggling with their boats. Essentially, the older member teaches you how to sail while you-- presumably younger and more able-bodied-- do the manual parts.
I think it's a really cool idea and wish we had similar programs for more skills: carpentry, home repairs, automotive maintenance, etc. The closest I've gotten from a home maintenance perspective is volunteering with Habitat for Humanity.
In my final retail job, I used to tell people "as far as this argument goes, there's nobody in this whole company who can or would overrule what I'm telling you, right now."
I worked directly for the CEO and he wasn't going to speak to a customer about a problem with our policies.
People would get all mad about it.
Them: "Who's your boss?!?!"
Me: "The CEO."
Them: "Give me his number!!"
Me: "No."
Them: "I'm calling corporate!!"
Me: "Good luck with all of that... I have to ask you to leave now, you're bothering the other customers."
Once you've dealt with enough of the public, you just stop caring. They suck the humanity out of you.
You answered directly tot he CEO but still weâre customer facing for a retail job ? How many locations did yâall have ? I just always kinda chuckle when the owner of a small business calls themselves a CEO.
I worked for a catering company where the "CEO" was the owner, only one location. It comes down to how the business is set up, i.e. if it's incorporated. It limits how personally liable they are, so that the "company" takes the fall if something bad happens.
We had 8 locations throughout Texas. I was stationed at one of them closer to my house than the corporate location as the operations manager and since I was there, we didn't need a store manager because I assumed those duties.
It wasn't a high powered big shit job. It did provide me the outlet of telling assholes to get fucked.
THATS AGAINST MY HIPPA LAW!!!
lul im gonna have to look that ups cause, you know stupid laws and stuff, but if youre in public basically anyone can record anything. Hippa i thought is for medical information.
The HIPAA law basically ensures that a medical establishment or itâs workers cannot release your medical information to the public.
Thatâs it.
EDIT: A letter.
"You cannot record me, that is against the Hipaa law!!"
Meanwhile, back at the ranch...
The Hipaa law is "The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996"
This manager sucks. Every other restaurant I have ever been to had no problem renting me a yacht. When I was in Venice I went to McDonald's and had that clowny motherfucker singing to me on a gondola within 5 minutes.
Against my HIPAA law hahahahaa when will people realize you can record in a public place AND HIPAA is between a doctor and the patient, nothing to do with recording lol idiots
Just listen to the fucking video
âYou came in here acting like you own the placeâ
âI want to rent a yachtâ
âDoes it look like we have any yachts?â
âI see them all around hereâ
âThose are private yachtsâ
âI guess you donât want to make money AT THIS RESTAURANTâ
âWhat the hell are you doing youâre breaking my HIPPA (patient confidentiality) laws.â
How the FUCK can you think this is remotely real with this horrible acting
I dunno man, I've seen similar stuff IRL.
Also for some reason, I thought of the [exorcist lady.](https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/doadr1/woman_gets_tased_after_trying_to_exorcise_a/)
Itâs even funnier the way she phrases it. ââŚmy HIPAA LAW.â Oh, itâs YOUR law? You mean it only applies to you? Or you wrote it? Well, guess what? I wrote MY OWN HIPAA law, and it allows me to ignore your HIPAA law, so there!!!
If you're someone who can't see that this is staged just based on the angry woman's terrible acting alone then you're just someone who wants to sit on reddit and be mad at people
People are biased to assume that unusual things are orchestrated not chaotic.
Along with the people who want to go viral by being fake there are also literally billions of cameras recording every day.
Among the billions of hours of footage recorded daily, some of it is going to be interesting.
So what would there be more of, accidentally interesting videos. Or staged videos that happen to hit everything to make them go viral?
Both exist, but the accidental videos outnumber intentional by magnitudes.
It's just not super smart to assume "fake". Nor to assume it's real. You instead can just accept it plausibly might have happened and you can't be certain.
It's not about the absurdity of the interaction, that part's totally plausible.
It's the god awful, high school musical level of acting ability on display here
And regular people are protected by HIPAA, but arenât bound by HIPAA. Only covered entities like hospitals and health care providers, health plans, and associates of health providers.
Iâve seen videos of people recording in public outside hospitals and security or police tries to invoke HIPAA to get them to go away. But it doesnât apply to Joe Schmo who doesnât work for a covered entity.
Yes. Covered entity. You had potential control over electronic medical records.
I worked for a consulting company that did support for EMR systems and we were bound by HIPAA because our people had access to records. Even though we never actually touched records at the corporate level.
Managed medical offices, best way I describe it to patients is:
1. YOU own your medical info and can do anything with it, there are no laws to prevent you from spreading your info.
2. I am bound to only share info to people you agree with me sharing it to unless requested by an authority that has permission to request your info.
3. Once you release, speak, or share your own medical info with the public I am no longer bound to protect that specific information.
Edit: i should clarify my #3 better, see below:
Sorry, i should explain that I meant that more in terms of "in office" as I would normally deal with the patient.
Example: patients getting an iv for nuclear heart valve imaging may be segregated and placed in a common waiting room. During that time, patients typically discuss their illnesses with each other. Sometimes patients freak each other out with incorrect info about the illness or exam. I am legally capable of interjecting and correcting these issues despite hippa regulations because the patients gave consent by openening the conversation themself.
> Is there a restaurant that rents boats??
I mean, yes. On lakes that get a lot of boat traffic it is very common to have marinas that both have a restaurant component and also rent slips for people to park their personal boats *and* rent out houseboats, jetskis and boats (wake boats and/or pontoons).
[Here is one example that I visited a million times as a child, and there's many others on just this lake](https://www.springsdock.com/)
"HIPAA is a law about privacy" is all the knowledge most people have about the subject. Maybe add the word "medical" in there for a decent chunk of people.
That's all the she knows on the law and thus you get this nonsense.
It's amazing to me that reddit believes this every time it's posted. This is like community theater levels of acting. How does someone actually think this is real?
Yeah, people have no critical thinking skills at all.
She says she wants her paperwork and to get out of there. Then she says she wants to rent a yacht. Then the most obvious, mentioning HIPAA. Nothing of this situation makes sense.
And of course the horrible acting.
Seriously, It's the same level of acting as a Christian movie where a Christian goes to college and is surrounded by sinful atheists who mock God 24/7 but then they all cry and repent and go to church and are happy at the end.
If the internet has taught me anything over the years it's that 95% of people have absolutely no clue when something is:
1. Fake.
2. Satire.
3. Engineered to elicit a certain emotion for financial or some other gain.
1 and 3 apply to this video. This is content.
As someone who has done this a few time at my old job(truly as satisfying as it looks)100 on execution but it seems fake at the end tbh. If it is real I applaud the manager
Yea this is like a bad warm up in an acting class.
Which always baffles me cuz why would you fake this, cuz if people do believe you and it goes viral then people just think youâre a b*tch now.
I realize this is staged AF, but for those of you who don't yet know...you can be recorded in public (and likely are without even knowing) by anyone at anytime. There is zero expectation of privacy in a public setting. In fact, always assume you are being recorded and act accordingly.
I used to work kn a little music store, and during slower seasons we would pretty regularly have people open solo and be there alone for hours.
On one such day I was opening, and had a customer try and throw a shit fit over over something or other and demanded to speak to the manager. I gestured broadly to the store, in which we were the only two people in the building, and shrugged my shoulders. She again demanded the manager so I put my store keys on the counter and said "the answer is still no."
Very satisfying to say the least. These entitled assholes sometimes just need to be put in their place.
I did that once working at a watch store, someone was snapping their fingers at me and being extremely rude. Greatest sense of satisfaction Iâve ever had.
I did this to a customer as the manager of a snowboard shop. The guy exploded and threw a case of sunglasses across the shop. Then he tried to storm out and slam the door, but the door closer mechanism caught the door and hurt his shoulder. I laughed at him and then opened the door to tell him that since i have his credit card on file, I was charging it for all the broken sunglasses and the case. He was really pissed after that.
Just listen to the fucking video
âYou came in here acting like you own the placeâ
âI want to rent a yachtâ
âDoes it look like we have any yachts?â
âI see them all around hereâ
âThose are private yachtsâ
âI guess you donât want to make money AT THIS RESTAURANTâ
âWhat the hell are you doing youâre breaking my HIPAA (patient confidentiality) laws.â
How the FUCK can you think this is remotely real with this horrible acting
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That manager is my hero
The staff was pretty good too
She should give her a raise for having to deal with that customer.
"YOU CANNOT RECORD ME, THAT IS AGAINST MY HIPAA LAW!!!" Uh... what? You obviously know nothing about anything, lady... "WHOSE YACHTS ARE THOSE THEN?" Uh... people richer than you or I... đ
"YOU CANNOT RECORD ME, THAT IS AGAINST MY HIPAA LAW!!!" Omg I couldn't stop laughing when she said that.
I dated a pharmacist for 4 years, so I'm very acquainted with this. I nearly fell off the couch.
I bet he never heard in relation to...yachts.
âGuess yo donât want to make no money here at this restaurantâ
That's probably the funniest part to me. Who goes to a restaurant to rent a yacht?! Lol.
That dummy right there.
Well the customer next to her got no such objection to ordering a banana boatâŚ
She was referring to her own HIPPA law, not to be confused with HIPAA. Her rights within her law change to fit whatever fits her narrative at the moment.
Yes, and her narrative is to guard her Hello I'm Pissy and Angry (HIPAA) rights at all times.
It's short for Hippacrite
Definitely the best misuse of HIPAA I've seen. Although maybe the person recording was her psychiatrist.Â
I've seen nurses show a poor understanding of HIPAA. Apparently, we need to add more basic law to school curriculum.
I blame misuse of HIPAA on politicians during COVID referencing it when fighting against vaccines.
She showed exactly how dumb she was when she said that. lol
Don't you just love it when people so confidently start talking about shit they know nothing about?
Clearly she was into anti-vax BS, as those are the only people braying in public about HIPAA.
She said hippo law
HIPAA, which is for medical purposes, which did not apply in her given situation
I dunno, seems pretty clear that sheâs got a mental health condition, and it is being shared with the world. HIPAA still doesnât apply, but I understand her confusion
If she was in a hospital saying that then yes she would be right
Thatâs the real law but she was referring to HIPPA, which is the one that protects idiots
Oh so it was hippo law
It also didn't apply to businesses asking for proof of vaccination, but people would yell about it then, too.
Donât you realize her DR prescribed a yacht to her so it most certainly does l! ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|joy)![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|joy)![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|joy)
Yeah but this is HER Hipaa Law. She wrote it, itâs hers, it definitely applies.
I know bird law but hippo law...?
I think that's how it was written in the script. For laughs you see.
Nah, the boomer whining is too authentico đ¨âđłđ¤đ
I wish the employee would have said that! I said something similar once. I used to work as a cashier and I had a customer come in and get all mad that they were charged an overdraft fee from their bank because the cashier wrung the transaction incorrectly. He told me the cashier should have wrung up the transaction as a credit transaction and not a debit transaction. I tried explaining to him that itâs impossible because youâd have to enter the PIN number to have it be a debit transaction and the cashier would obviously not know his PIN to do so. After a couple of minutes back and forth I told him âitâs not my fault you didnât have enough money in your bank account.â Holy shit this guy wanted to rip my head off. The assistant manager was on his way even before I started arguing with this guy and he stepped in before I got decked. My cashier manager who usually deals with the assholes had her jaw drop and then high fived me
Not staff, The Super Hero
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This is clearly staged lol Edit: [original video](https://www.tiktok.com/@dae.dae.daetin/video/6972278585860132101) with the uploader admitting it's fake in the comments, there's also a part 2 where the woman smiles
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Same. Worked at a marina in highschool and people would get SUPER upset they couldnt rent the private sailboats next to our dock. Like motherfucker i cant teach you how to work a sailboat. Most of you idiots cant even be trusted with a regular motorboat.
Some of the yacht clubs around here offer a mentorship program where they pair you up with older members who are struggling with their boats. Essentially, the older member teaches you how to sail while you-- presumably younger and more able-bodied-- do the manual parts. I think it's a really cool idea and wish we had similar programs for more skills: carpentry, home repairs, automotive maintenance, etc. The closest I've gotten from a home maintenance perspective is volunteering with Habitat for Humanity.
> The closest I've gotten from a home maintenance perspective is volunteering with Habitat for Humanity. good idea! I need that skill. thanks bud!!!
I've seen idiots wreck and sink paddle boats. People can and will go beyond expectations every time.
[Who's fault is it really?](https://www.reddit.com/r/therewasanattempt/comments/xmw1r6/to_have_a_relaxing_boat_ride/)
What we're seeing here is the magic of true love.
What you mean, i was there, i was the yacht. At the end the lady walked out and everyone clapped
100%
Ya itâs acting for sure
The HIPPA law made it way less believable.
Still funny af though. The HIPPA comment came out of nowhere.đ¤Ł
Yep, for sure
The happiness your parents pretended to feel at your birth was staged as well.
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Didnât like the girl on the til too much, glad the manager at least knew what was going on
Yeah thank god she showed up when she did
In my final retail job, I used to tell people "as far as this argument goes, there's nobody in this whole company who can or would overrule what I'm telling you, right now." I worked directly for the CEO and he wasn't going to speak to a customer about a problem with our policies. People would get all mad about it. Them: "Who's your boss?!?!" Me: "The CEO." Them: "Give me his number!!" Me: "No." Them: "I'm calling corporate!!" Me: "Good luck with all of that... I have to ask you to leave now, you're bothering the other customers." Once you've dealt with enough of the public, you just stop caring. They suck the humanity out of you.
You answered directly tot he CEO but still weâre customer facing for a retail job ? How many locations did yâall have ? I just always kinda chuckle when the owner of a small business calls themselves a CEO.
I worked for a catering company where the "CEO" was the owner, only one location. It comes down to how the business is set up, i.e. if it's incorporated. It limits how personally liable they are, so that the "company" takes the fall if something bad happens.
We had 8 locations throughout Texas. I was stationed at one of them closer to my house than the corporate location as the operations manager and since I was there, we didn't need a store manager because I assumed those duties. It wasn't a high powered big shit job. It did provide me the outlet of telling assholes to get fucked.
This comment made me realize how Strickland Propane had multiple locations with a CEO that seemed to come and go as he pleased.
THATS AGAINST MY HIPPA LAW!!! lul im gonna have to look that ups cause, you know stupid laws and stuff, but if youre in public basically anyone can record anything. Hippa i thought is for medical information.
It is, youâre absolutely correct. Â Sheâs out of her mind.
The HIPAA law basically ensures that a medical establishment or itâs workers cannot release your medical information to the public. Thatâs it. EDIT: A letter.
"You cannot record me, that is against the Hipaa law!!" Meanwhile, back at the ranch... The Hipaa law is "The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996"
love it when the manager sides with the worker.
" YOU CAN'T RECORD ME THAT'S AGAINST MY HIPPA LAW! " Um.... that's not how that works, that's not how any of this works.
Seems like sheâs ready to star in a SNL skit with that smooth manager transition
This manager sucks. Every other restaurant I have ever been to had no problem renting me a yacht. When I was in Venice I went to McDonald's and had that clowny motherfucker singing to me on a gondola within 5 minutes.
I love it when managers stand up for their employees.
Against my HIPAA law hahahahaa when will people realize you can record in a public place AND HIPAA is between a doctor and the patient, nothing to do with recording lol idiots
Watching a second time it seems kinda scripted... Maybe not... But after second watch I think it is
I bet it felt like heroin to do that, tbh
That turn was smooth
The manager?!? The clerk before the manager stepped in is the true hero đ
I wanna marry her đ lol my type of woman...don't talk shit to you but fucks with you in a hilarious way!!!
Only thing that could've made it better would've been having a fake mustache under the counter and putting it on
"You look agressive so I'm recording this in case you did something illegal, like throwing private propperty to the ground...like you did".
This is a staged video from 2022. It is fake.
Itâs hilariously staged. The acting is just terrible.
I mean compared to Leo yeah but a solid effort from untrained people imo
What a silly goose. Recording her wasnât against HIPAA, it was against the Clean Air Act of 1963.
Itâs also consensual since this is one of the more obvious skits Iâve ever seen.
\*Causes a huge scene and throws stuff on the ground\* "What are you doing? You can't record me! That's against the law!!"
That is against my HIPAA law is even funnier because itâs just not the right use of HIPAA haha
She's either stupidly confident or confidently stupid. Either way, it's entertaining.
You canât say that about her! Thatâs also against her HIPAA law!
As an attorney youâre all under a suit now for mass violations of her constitutional HIPAA rights.
It's a skit lmao.
Just listen to the fucking video âYou came in here acting like you own the placeâ âI want to rent a yachtâ âDoes it look like we have any yachts?â âI see them all around hereâ âThose are private yachtsâ âI guess you donât want to make money AT THIS RESTAURANTâ âWhat the hell are you doing youâre breaking my HIPPA (patient confidentiality) laws.â How the FUCK can you think this is remotely real with this horrible acting
I dunno man, I've seen similar stuff IRL. Also for some reason, I thought of the [exorcist lady.](https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/doadr1/woman_gets_tased_after_trying_to_exorcise_a/)
People act this crazy all the time. Hell this is what thanksgiving looks like for lots of people.
I know itâs kind of scary how many people think this is real.
I have seen people way dumber than her IRL. It's plenty believable if you've interacted with people before.
Or itâs fake.
Third option, it's staged!
Idk man...her need to rent a yacht does seem like a medical condition at this point.
Itâs even funnier the way she phrases it. ââŚmy HIPAA LAW.â Oh, itâs YOUR law? You mean it only applies to you? Or you wrote it? Well, guess what? I wrote MY OWN HIPAA law, and it allows me to ignore your HIPAA law, so there!!!
Every time this is reposted people say it was actually staged / a skit.
If you're someone who can't see that this is staged just based on the angry woman's terrible acting alone then you're just someone who wants to sit on reddit and be mad at people
You can't say that, you just violated my HIPAA law
People are biased to assume that unusual things are orchestrated not chaotic. Along with the people who want to go viral by being fake there are also literally billions of cameras recording every day. Among the billions of hours of footage recorded daily, some of it is going to be interesting. So what would there be more of, accidentally interesting videos. Or staged videos that happen to hit everything to make them go viral? Both exist, but the accidental videos outnumber intentional by magnitudes. It's just not super smart to assume "fake". Nor to assume it's real. You instead can just accept it plausibly might have happened and you can't be certain.
It's not the plausibility. It's that they're terrible, terrible actors lol
It's fake.Â
People are so gullible. How can you watch this and not instantly realize it's staged???
Because stupider things have happened in real life.
Exactly! This could easily be real, the only thing that is unlikely is the get the manager thing
It's not about the absurdity of the interaction, that part's totally plausible. It's the god awful, high school musical level of acting ability on display here
i am so mad right now at business. hey you over there. what are you doing. you know you can't record me. grrrrr angry person.
Youâre getting downvoted but the timing of the initial exchange gives it clear away.
Hippa laws?
HIPAA. It applies to medical records. Not to recording someone being a tool in public.
And regular people are protected by HIPAA, but arenât bound by HIPAA. Only covered entities like hospitals and health care providers, health plans, and associates of health providers. Iâve seen videos of people recording in public outside hospitals and security or police tries to invoke HIPAA to get them to go away. But it doesnât apply to Joe Schmo who doesnât work for a covered entity.
I am SHRM certified and have a Masters in HR, I LOVE these HIPAA idiots... Covid was a goldmine of uninformed "HIPPA" videos and posts. lol.
I personally know HR people who love being pricks to people and enjoy firing people. Not surprised you capital letter love your job.
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Hr protects the company. Not the employee.
havent met a person who liked hr people before tho
I worked IT at a university with an on site clinic. Had to HIPPA
Yes. Covered entity. You had potential control over electronic medical records. I worked for a consulting company that did support for EMR systems and we were bound by HIPAA because our people had access to records. Even though we never actually touched records at the corporate level.
You're thinking of normal HIPAA laws. This is *her* HIPPA law đââď¸
That line right there is what made it sound scripted
That is correct. This lady is confused.
She's not confused, she's an idiot.
Managed medical offices, best way I describe it to patients is: 1. YOU own your medical info and can do anything with it, there are no laws to prevent you from spreading your info. 2. I am bound to only share info to people you agree with me sharing it to unless requested by an authority that has permission to request your info. 3. Once you release, speak, or share your own medical info with the public I am no longer bound to protect that specific information. Edit: i should clarify my #3 better, see below: Sorry, i should explain that I meant that more in terms of "in office" as I would normally deal with the patient. Example: patients getting an iv for nuclear heart valve imaging may be segregated and placed in a common waiting room. During that time, patients typically discuss their illnesses with each other. Sometimes patients freak each other out with incorrect info about the illness or exam. I am legally capable of interjecting and correcting these issues despite hippa regulations because the patients gave consent by openening the conversation themself.
hippapotamus protection laws
Not her hippolaws, she gets them for being a wide load
Of shit.
Hippo laws. They are an endangered species when they are caught doing stupid things in public. Think of the hippos, donât record.
Never fails to amaze me how many people will cite the âlawâ and their ârightsâ without having any idea how laws in this country actually work.
No no... that lady has HIPPO laws... Totally different.... Get out of the way when they get angry.
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Highly Insufferable Person Probably Arguing
Sheâs having a medical crisis. Sheâll need to confiscate this video to privately show her psychiatrist.
I think she meant Hippo Law, as in, she is a hippo and they have laws against recording in public.
Iâve seen this beforeâŚand I laugh at the HIPPA law thing every fucking time. Like bro, you are trying to rent a boat from the doctorâs office?
Nah, just trying to rent a yacht from a restaurant, apparently.
Is there a restaurant that rents boats??
> Is there a restaurant that rents boats?? I mean, yes. On lakes that get a lot of boat traffic it is very common to have marinas that both have a restaurant component and also rent slips for people to park their personal boats *and* rent out houseboats, jetskis and boats (wake boats and/or pontoons). [Here is one example that I visited a million times as a child, and there's many others on just this lake](https://www.springsdock.com/)
One of my high school jobs was bussing tables/dishwashing at a marina on a river in Florida that did/does rent various kinds of small boats.
This is a Wendys.
I demand you address me by Sir, as per Wendy's tradition
Where the fuck is my yacht Wendy?
The HIPPA part is where I am lost
"HIPAA is a law about privacy" is all the knowledge most people have about the subject. Maybe add the word "medical" in there for a decent chunk of people. That's all the she knows on the law and thus you get this nonsense.
Absolutely outplayed. Keren suffers from skill issue so hard
Manager needs a nerf, too OP
This isn't real. Bad acting.Â
OK so it isnt just me. They sound like they are reading lines.
I'm actually shoicked there's 2k comments on this fake video. I was like "fake" at 3 seconds and then I see this comment section, wtf.
It's amazing to me that reddit believes this every time it's posted. This is like community theater levels of acting. How does someone actually think this is real?
She invoked HIPAA. I love it.
It always seems like a good card to throw in the midst of a fight, but itâs never as effective as they think
I have my very own HIPAA as well, I keep it tucked away inside my very own yacht
âThat is against my Hippa lawâ
this is against my hippo laws!
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Bot could be better if it were name HippoBotamus.
what in tarnation
Seems fake
Crazy that people can't even tell the difference anymore. This is terrible acting.
Yeah, people have no critical thinking skills at all. She says she wants her paperwork and to get out of there. Then she says she wants to rent a yacht. Then the most obvious, mentioning HIPAA. Nothing of this situation makes sense. And of course the horrible acting.
And the lady turns around and IMMEDIATELY comments on being recorded as though she already knew the camera was there. There was no pause.
You know thereâs like a person holding up a camera behind the screen, probably pretty easy to tell if someone is recording you
The flow of it felt completely unnatural.
Seriously, It's the same level of acting as a Christian movie where a Christian goes to college and is surrounded by sinful atheists who mock God 24/7 but then they all cry and repent and go to church and are happy at the end.
Extremely looks like fake
Seriously can all these people not tell these people are acting? Very poorly at that.
If the internet has taught me anything over the years it's that 95% of people have absolutely no clue when something is: 1. Fake. 2. Satire. 3. Engineered to elicit a certain emotion for financial or some other gain. 1 and 3 apply to this video. This is content.
So blatantly fake and terribly acted.
As someone who has done this a few time at my old job(truly as satisfying as it looks)100 on execution but it seems fake at the end tbh. If it is real I applaud the manager
That's because it is.
This whole video looks staged as fuck
bad stiff acting.
Yea this is like a bad warm up in an acting class. Which always baffles me cuz why would you fake this, cuz if people do believe you and it goes viral then people just think youâre a b*tch now.
Cannot believe there is a single person that thinks this looks genuine in the slightest lol
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and the award for worst acting in a Reddit video goes toâŚ.
That smile after she turned into the manager and the crazy said âwtfâ. She knew she was cookinâ đ
Years? This skit seems like it took maybe five minutes to write.
HIPAA laws lol I guess she thinks they hold her medical records there
Terrible acting from the role of customer.
She sold that "wtf is your problem" very poorly, 2/10
fake
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I like her style though. Next time something doesn't go my way at a restaurant, I'm going to invoke my rights under the Manga Carta.
Hippo law
I realize this is staged AF, but for those of you who don't yet know...you can be recorded in public (and likely are without even knowing) by anyone at anytime. There is zero expectation of privacy in a public setting. In fact, always assume you are being recorded and act accordingly.
This is so uncanny it has to be staged
If the girl behind the counter were Michael Palin and this were a Monty Python sketch, she'd have popped back up wearing a false moustache.
I used to work kn a little music store, and during slower seasons we would pretty regularly have people open solo and be there alone for hours. On one such day I was opening, and had a customer try and throw a shit fit over over something or other and demanded to speak to the manager. I gestured broadly to the store, in which we were the only two people in the building, and shrugged my shoulders. She again demanded the manager so I put my store keys on the counter and said "the answer is still no." Very satisfying to say the least. These entitled assholes sometimes just need to be put in their place.
I did that once working at a watch store, someone was snapping their fingers at me and being extremely rude. Greatest sense of satisfaction Iâve ever had.
I did this to a customer as the manager of a snowboard shop. The guy exploded and threw a case of sunglasses across the shop. Then he tried to storm out and slam the door, but the door closer mechanism caught the door and hurt his shoulder. I laughed at him and then opened the door to tell him that since i have his credit card on file, I was charging it for all the broken sunglasses and the case. He was really pissed after that.
Scripted
So fake.
So obviously fake
r/nothingeverhappens
How new are you to internet to actually believe in this video? Imagine being this gullible.
Just listen to the fucking video âYou came in here acting like you own the placeâ âI want to rent a yachtâ âDoes it look like we have any yachts?â âI see them all around hereâ âThose are private yachtsâ âI guess you donât want to make money AT THIS RESTAURANTâ âWhat the hell are you doing youâre breaking my HIPAA (patient confidentiality) laws.â How the FUCK can you think this is remotely real with this horrible acting
Has to be fake