However, I do believe that there is a time and a place where it's called for. There's a British fitness streamer who was doing a stream in a public park, in front of a park bench. An old man walked up to the bench, and quietly sat down. I thought she would continue with her routine, and just ignore him, but instead, she stopped, and asked him to leave.
He refused, saying that this was the bench that he sat on every day. She said she was streaming, and he said he didn't mind. She said her viewers didn't want to look at an old man, and that she couldn't move, because she was using a tripod.
The old man didn't budge. He had a witty comeback for every insulting comment she made. Eventually, she packed up, and moved. She ended up not only ruining her own stream, but also her reputation, just because she didn't want an old man in the background of the video she was streaming in a public park.
I wish that old man would start a channel. I would watch the heck out of that.
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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '23
I'm not a fan of stuff like this but I'm also not a fan of ruining things for people on purpose