Hey, what's up? Reggie is here. Now, location today. There's a good old saying, isn't there? You can't organize a piss up in a brewery. So, that should give you a bit of a >> classic intro tease. Sounds like Reggie's about to walk straight into a corporate fortress with a camera. You can almost smell the confrontation brewing. Pun. what we're going to enter in a set. Quite a chilly morning. So, here we have it. We are outside the Salsbury Brewery, Budweiser. And the smell at the moment. Oh, you can smell his barley, the hops. And there's a few signs here. Um, notice how calmly he's documenting. This isn't random. Auditors record exteriors to test how security reacts to public filming. Totally lawful when standing on a public footpath. I believe that they make stellar artis and bud light. You see that there? Don't know if you can see that there. So, they have a lot of tanks coming in. Um It's the brewing group UK and Ireland. So yeah, let's get to other side. Uh get a glimpse, see what it looks like from other side. Yeah. So there we have it, the Salsbury Brewery. Bit of a sign here for a bit of information. Look at that massive Budweiser bottle over there. Look at that. So, yeah. All right. So, we're just outside the grounds of the Soundsbury Brewery. Now, there is a sign at the bottom of here. Yeah, they've uh they've wanted a bit more space for wagons really. So yeah, so what what happens here chaps is obviously the traffic comes down this road here. Brew brewery have had to create this section here coming in just to take the traffic of the wagons off the road really. And um cuz you can imagine, can't you imagine five wagons trying to get it brewery all together to get past this gate? You know, they'd uh they'd be queuing up for some time, wouldn't they? Yeah. And it's the same going out there, as you can see. Now, we have another. >> And here we go. The tension starts bubbling like a fresh pint. Watch the tone shift. The moment filming is mentioned, the guard's internal alarm goes off. This is where the misunderstanding of public versus private rights usually begins. >> HPH wagon there. Just about to leave. As you can see, B20 HPH got plenty of curtains them guys. >> How are you, bud? You signed in with us or >> Oh, what? Sorry. >> Yeah, you signed in with us. >> Signed in? >> Yeah, you with us or >> No, no, no. >> What we doing? >> We're just filming, mate. >> What we filming, bro? >> Uh, just to check the grounds and stuff, you know, from the outside. >> How come? >> Just for me personal use. Really? >> Filming site. >> Can't be filming sight. >> No. >> Why? >> You can't film inside. >> I'm not inside >> sight. >> Oh, I can't film the sights. >> No. >> Why? >> What's your reason for filming? >> Just for just for my reasons, that's all, bud. >> Yeah. Well, you don't can't be filming around here, buddy. >> Why not? >> You can't be filming. >> I'm a public area, mate. >> Sprout property. >> No. Well, inside >> Reggie nails it here. Under UK law, if you're standing on a public road or path, you can film anything your eyes can see, even private property. The key line from a public place. That's your shield. >> Oh, there it is. >> Private property. >> This isn't. >> It isn't, mate. >> You're in a public road. >> This is private. No, inside there is. >> You're filming private property >> from the outside of a public place. >> Private property. >> Oh, mate. >> I was asking not to film. That's all. >> Well, I'm going to decline you you know. >> Well, I'll just get police down there. >> Well, you'd be wasting the time, mate, cuz >> when you ring the police, would you just ask him? >> Reason to be. >> Well, I have, mate. >> What's your reason? >> My reason, >> which is >> just recreational personal use. But I'm I'm not obliged to tell you that either, bud. I still feel the sides >> because I'm allowed to. I'm in a public place, mate. Once you go past them barriers there, that becomes your property. What's not accessible from the from the public, but at the minute we're on a public road, as you can see. Uh I was just walking past doing a documentary for >> I'm not trying to put it. I'm just generally asking about it. >> Well, and there it is, the classic private property argument. But here's the twist. Property ownership doesn't cancel public filming rights. If it's visible from public land, it's fair game. The guard's frustration totally misplaced. Like I said, I have said enough, mate. But I I'll always say if you do ring the police, which I'm not bothered. If you ring them, I'll have dang about for him, but I weren't planning on staying that long. Well, >> I'm asking you to leave. That's all. >> Well, I'm not going to. That's what I'm saying. What? Once I've done me documentary, got a bit of footage that I needed. >> For what? >> For me. >> Just >> I'm not committing any crimes. >> Did I say he was committing a crime? >> Yeah, but Well, why would you crime? >> You do know that to ring the police, you need to be suspecting someone of committing a crime, don't you? >> Well, I've asked you to leave and >> Well, that's where Well, I'm not in your property. That's all, bud. >> Well, I've asked you to leave. >> You're asking me to leave a public area? >> That's How can you ask me that, bud? I have. >> You have? >> Yeah. >> Well, I'm going to decline, bud. >> That's absolutely fine. >> Why? Why? How have you? That's bloody cheeky, mate. >> Well, I'm sorry. You're filled with private property. >> I'm on the public land, mate. >> Private property. >> But can you not see this off Google Maps? >> Yeah, I've been looked on Google Maps. >> Well, I suspect you better off going office, mate. Get Google Maps up and everything I can see here, mate. >> I don't need to. >> You're not. But you want to ask a member of public to move away from the public. >> You film in a private site. Yes. >> From the from a public space, mate. Every >> film a private site. And I'm not allowed to do so. >> It's private site. >> Inside's private. >> This is still sight. >> Yeah, from the public. I can see it from the public. >> But you're still filming it. >> You don't get it, dear, bud. >> No, I do. This is still private. You're filming it. >> This is private. >> Yes. >> How is it private? >> I was going to call the police, but obviously >> if you call the police, mate, just tell them what I'm doing. Yeah. >> And if you don't want anybody to see this as you leave, that's all I've done. >> I'm not on your side. You can hear Reggie's relief here, but also a bit of amusement. He stayed calm, factual, and legally solid. Question for you. Do you think the guard genuinely believed he was right, or was it power play, >> buddy? I'm >> on a public road. >> This is so filming outside. >> I'm not on your past them barriers there. Yeah, >> but from there, >> this is Am I all right here? >> So, you're filming outside? >> Am I all right here? >> You've just been filming outside? This is not your site, buddy. This is accessible by the public. A footpath. Public footpath, mate. >> All I want to expose is why you're filming. >> I've told you why I'm filming. >> So, why are you raising your voice? >> Because you're not getting it, buddy. >> I'm not raising me voice, mate. I'm not. All right, let's calm it down. >> It just seems very, very straight. >> Ask you why you're filming. >> I've told you why I'm filming and now you're not happy with that. >> Cuz I don't Why you filming the private site? >> But I'm not in your private site, buddy. >> Did I say you were in the private site? You just said I was that a minute ago, >> mate. Need to go back to school, buddy. >> You need to go back to school. >> I do. I thank you for that. >> Yeah. >> So, are you ringing the police or not? >> I'll do what I want to do. Thank you. >> Well, tell me cuz I don't want to waste the time and go up. >> You tell me information. >> All right, bud. Oh, what a strange character that was there, guys. So yeah, another security guard there. They're bloody strange. Water agent Uh,