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Episode 1066 discusses filming and interacting with strangers in public spaces, focusing on consent and safety while streaming. Psyche shares his personal experience of walking around and talking to people, asking for consent before filming.
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In this episode, Psyche talks about his experience of engaging with strangers in public spaces ▶ 0:00. He mentions that he waved to everybody and informed them that they were live on YouTube ▶ 0:04. Some people were receptive and asked about his channel, while others declined to be filmed ▶ 0:13. Psyche notes that he respected their decision and put down his camera ▶ 0:15. He also discusses the importance of safety and considering self-defense measures, such as carrying a bear maze ▶ 0:35. At ▶ 1:06, he emphasizes the need to protect oneself while filming in public. Another speaker chimes in, acknowledging that Psyche's intentions are pure and that he's showing people something unique ▶ 1:09.
The episode appears to highlight the importance of consent and respect when interacting with strangers in public spaces. It suggests that being mindful of people's boundaries and safety is crucial when filming in public. The conversation continues the pattern of prioritizing positive and respectful interactions, even in unfamiliar or potentially challenging situations.
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I walked around talked to everybody I couldorters. I I waved to everybody. I said, "Hey, you're live on YouTube." And I a lot of people were like, "Say, what's your channel?" A lot of people were doing peace signs. A lot of people most people waved. Some people said I said, "Do you want to be filmed?" They're like, "No." Some people and I just put them down the camera and stuff like that. And some sometime some people didn't want to be bothered and I passed maybe them a couple times because I went back and
forth and stuff like that. And I tried the second time I passed them to like put down my camera and not not talk to them. But, you know, sometimes I'm not perfect or maybe I I talk to the same person a couple times and they got annoyed and stuff like that. That'll happen. I need to get a bear maze. I think I need to get if someone comes and tries to attack me, I need to get a bear maze so I can have that handy. And, you know, if someone tries to attack me for
no reason because if you're out in a public place walking around a pier, you're you're you're in public. If you want to be hidden, you can wear a mask. You can, you know, you can not go in public and stuff like that. But nobody really had a problem. But it's like if you if you someone comes up to me and tries to give me any trouble and stuff like that comes comes walking towards me they're mad that I'm filming they're gonna get bare mas right.
>> Yeah. >> Yeah. Protect yourself at all times. But um >> you you're doing for you know you're you're not doing anything wrong and you're doing it with fun. No malicious intent and you're show you're showing so many people something that they don't get to see on a regular basis. like um I I was lucky enough to grow up near the
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