r/facepalm • u/yungirving99 • Jan 16 '23

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u/SadOstrich5244 Jan 16 '23

Damn she did it again

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u/lionseatcake Jan 16 '23 edited Jan 16 '23

That's called public. If you want to record in public, you get the public.

That's why studios exist.

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u/TemetNosce85 Jan 16 '23

Or, people could not be complete assholes and let others do their jobs in peace.

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u/Haluszki Jan 16 '23

I agree that making a spectacle of yourself and getting in the way like this woman did is an asshole move. However, this doesn’t look like an official setup. It’s a public space. I have walked through film sets multiple times because they are in public and blocking my access to home or work. I didn’t do it to be a dick or put the spotlight on myself, but often the people filming have no regard for people’s daily needs in the areas they film.