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Remind them that it’s illegal to photograph or otherwise record people without that person(s) consent (if the event in question has NOTHING to do with the person recording), and that you’ll have the cops on their asses if they do. It’s an invasion of privacy, especially if those photos end up on Social Media.
Public location... what expectation of privacy do they really have?
Not that I think that is in any way cool to do that. Those kids are douchebags. They aren't worth your time.
I EXPECT that shitheads won’t take pictures of me, even in public I’m allowed my privacy.
If you are on public property, like on the street, fair game. A restaurant has to give permission or the person would for recording for public purpose. Husband was a videographer. You learn where and where you can’t be with a camera quick. Watch Live PD. The cameras have to get permission to follow the cops into open businesses and people’s homes. Once in a business, they do not have to get permission to record anyone. Even though they are documenting the police, they still have to follow the law as far as that goes. Good way to learn, you have no privacy when out of your home. As for OP, I would report them to the manager on duty when they came in, sat down, and actually doing it. Let them get embarrassed when confronted.
Maybe your whole family should go to an Overeaters Anonymous instead of going to where fatties congregate. You’ll avoid the shaming by the cool kids and you’ll be beginning to get your collective shit together.
Family dinner at a fastfood place? Really?!
Those "popular" kids need better hobbies.
**** what those kids have to say and every body else give it 10 years and the girls will have 5 kids from different dads and be shaped like a ice cream cone and the guys will have pot bellys ugly faces and teeth from all the booze and drugs that theyll do after high school everything is different most people are too busy to do stupid shit like that.. hang in there
If there's one thing I've learned it's that the 'cool kids' are usually quite successful. In fact, there's been studies on it. The popular kids have the confidence to aid them in the corporate world.
why are you and your family planning to eat dinner at a fast food joint? get a life. and some health while you're at it
My family had fast food once a month. Nothing wrong with a treat from time to time.
They're stereotyping. Not everyone who eats at fast food places is fat.
Only 80% of them.
And there are some smaller towns that only have one or two fast food restaurants in them and really no other family priced dining options. Lived in one for four years. It sucked. There was a sub shop and a McDonald’s. And an extremely overpriced seafood and steak house that had no business cooking either.
Those who peak in high school, usually don't fair well in their adult life
Dude, kids can be little sh*ts. Once you're done with school you'll never have to see them again.
Wtf Thats awful. Hope they enjoy hell
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Those "popular" kids need better hobbies.
Remind them that it’s illegal to photograph or otherwise record people without that person(s) consent (if the event in question has NOTHING to do with the person recording), and that you’ll have the cops on their asses if they do. It’s an invasion of privacy, especially if those photos end up on Social Media.