Are you threatening me?
>> I said do you
>> Are you threatening me?
>> Just go back and
>> you threatening me?
>> I got a call and I was going to say see
what was going on basically.
>> Nothing much. What's going on with you?
>> Were you guys doing that?
>> We're not going to answer any questions.
>> Are you on their property or you on
public property?
>> Are you asking questions?
>> I'm asking you questions, yes.
>> Right. We're not going to answer them.
>> You guys make things so difficult.
>> Difficult by not answering your
arbitrary questions.
>> That's a law.
>> We're not going to go back and forth.
>> That's a law.
>> What law is that?
>> That's called disorderly conduct.
>> No, it's not.
>> Yes, it is.
>> No, it's not.
>> Yeah, it is the law. That's what we were
told by the police.
>> or something?
>> I'm not a supervisor.
>> Do you want to get your supervisor just
tell me?
>> Are you threatening me?
>> Why do I need to get a supervisor when
I'm not on
>> Because I want to.
>> Do you want a supervisor?
>> I do, yeah.
>> Okay, and what's your reasoning?
>> My reasoning is because I would like to
talk to him.
>> Does he have to answer your questions?
>> He's a public servant just like you.
>> Oh, no. You can drive off.