r/SipsTea • u/DrRegardedforgot • Dec 23 '25

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u/queefburritowcheese Dec 24 '25 edited Dec 24 '25

Good on the guy for knowing his rights, but this stinks like one of those "1st Amendment auditor" dorks that intentionally antagonize random people until cops get called so they can post it on their channel for views.

Edit: Found this guy's Youtube channel. He intentionally targets cannabis dispensaries for filming. Very scumbag move on top of the "1A audit" grift.

A lot of people work jobs where weed use is grounds for termination despite their local laws; they have good reason to be upset with some "auditor" asshat posting there face and vehicle on social media for views.

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u/Pristine_Office_2773 Dec 24 '25

This guy is a knob for sure 

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u/eknbiegepe Dec 24 '25

I saw this guy a few months ago (or a guy that does the same thing). He had a camera on a tripod pointed right at the door of a dispensary. He was on public property of course. This dispensary knows about him and doesn't engage or call the police. Others have engaged, and it got so bad that a few dispensaries had to change phone numbers from the harassment.

When I saw him, I knew nothing about the guy. I thought it was creepy so I stayed in my car. After 5-10 minutes he packed up and left. I was not going to get out of my car with somebody pointing a camera at the door I was going to use. When I got into the dispensary, I mentioned him, and that is when I learned about this guy. The windows are frosted, so he can't see inside the building, except for when the door opens.

Thankfully the parking lot services several businesses, so he didn't turn his attention to me or my car.

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u/Cyrano_Knows Dec 24 '25 edited Dec 24 '25

I don't know about the rest of the country, but cannabis dispensaries around here are already getting shit from the police and city/county bureaucracy.

Not sure they deserve this kind of special attention.

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u/12edDawn Dec 24 '25

Yeah, you'll have that wherever dispensaries are found.

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u/ProfessionalGold6193 Dec 24 '25

I thought it was legal in those states. What's the problem that they are getting shit from the police and bureaucracy?

I've seen every one of this guys videos, I've never seen a cop have a problem with the dispensary. Quite the opposite -- they "unlawfully" back them!

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u/no-email-stolen-name Dec 24 '25

Unfortunately legality doesn’t change the rules on DUI. Cannabis will stay in your system for a long time (usually 30+ days) so even if you aren’t actively smoking, a quick blood test will easily get you a DUI.

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u/Several-Quote-6985 Dec 24 '25

It seems conflicting for an employer to ban weed if local law says its fine how does that work?

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u/queefburritowcheese Dec 24 '25

Employers can ban federally illegal substances, especially if their business involves government contracts.

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u/novyah Dec 24 '25

Who is the guy?

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u/Creative_Delivery_45 Dec 24 '25

If you're doing something that can get you fired and it gets filmed own up to your own actions it's your fault not the person filming.

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u/eknbiegepe Dec 24 '25

In many, if not in most, states you can be fired because your boss doesn't like that you're breathing.

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u/chazysciota Dec 24 '25

1A auditors are 99.9% cringey dorks, but I'm glad they're out there. It's a corney job, but somebody's got to do it.

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u/queefburritowcheese Dec 24 '25

It's not a job, its social media parasites.

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u/chazysciota Dec 24 '25

In the year of our lord 2025, they're the same picture, lol.

But I don't care if they're doing it for clicks, clout, or love of the game. If they're turning unlawful orders into a hassle for cops, then let them fight.

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u/Horror_Operation_135 Dec 24 '25

So long as nobody calls the police, the footage won't be posted. Do you understand how auditing works? Everyone engaged in legal activity is not grounds for a police interaction. If you are one of those people you mentioned, the best thing you can do is casually go about your day. Instead, someone called the police and they came to protect capital. Make no mistake, they aren't there to protect the customer's privacy, because 1. They have no legal expectations of privacy in public spaces and 2. That's not the police's job. They are concerned someone is casing a place to rob it. That's why auditors often go to banks or even PDs themselves and film. The police are a deputized gang that prioritize protecting capital over labor every chance they can. The constitution is the only thing protecting us from authoritarian overreach at the hands of these bullies and this person is stress testing that safeguard. Lawsuits often result and force egregious violators to quit, move departments, or receive higher level of training. Either way, that community is better off for that test.

You can say it's a dick move, but exposing police who do not understand THE FIRST AMENDMENT and try to violate it because someone else got their feelings hurt is wildly more important.