Always enjoy your "no I don't want to come in" when they explain it's a private building, but you need to add when they continue on "well get your building out of public then"
9:48 call me suspicious but I have a feeling this guy is fishing for info about you for that security guy . He didn't ask questions a reporter would really ask ,more like questions someone pretending to be a reporter . He wanted your name ,are you local and what you up to the rest of the day .
It never amazes me how these goons never see their hypocrisy when they say " our cameras are watching you......can you please stop taking photographs?" 😂😂😂
Are you local?Where are you from? what you doing? If that wasn’t plain clothes policing after the security guard had already approached you an asked the same set of questions and told you you were being watched. I’d be amazed. Good attempt asking for some input as not to blow his cover though. 🎉😂
I enjoyed the pleasant interview segment toward the end...The perfect example of ''Treat others as you want to be treated'' ...The reporter was polite, (curious, but that's the name of their game) and asked questions Reggie could voluntary answer if he wished to do so. There was no sense the reporter felt he had a God given right to demand an answer.
Great vid Reggie. At the tail end you mentioned to “levelling up” and the “North South divide” Levelling up is more than just North v South Reggie. Some of the poorest parts of the U.K. are outside of the North.
Great interview! It looked very cold and windy to me, and far too low. Dark. And, too many vertical sticks of different shapes keeping structures up. The far distance perspective was great. Polished concrete was surprisingly good looking. Go in next time!
Thanks for taking us along in Manchester Reggie! 👍 Aviva Studios recently opened on the site of the former Granada television studios. Building cost £242 million and 4 years to construct, £130 million overbudget, funded by Manchester Council and UK Treasury. Original name was Factory International (used on their website) but Aviva Insurance purchased building naming rights for £35 million. (edit used the alt+156 😁£ )
@@NarnianRailway £sd (occasionally written Lsd, spoken as "pounds, shillings and pence" or pronounced /ɛl. ɛsˈdiː/ ell-ess-DEE) is the popular name for the pre-decimal currencies.
Decent vid Reggie 🤘🏻 and wether the guy was who he said or not a decent conversation you had and you played your cards close to your chest 👍🏻 welcome again to mcr I am not into the new buildings as they all look they have been fixed up from a giant ikea box 📦 😜
Cycle paths are ridiculous and costly... in Wigan they've completely messed up the roads and caused massive congestion for a handful of cyclists who don't pay towards it!
Was that last guy really a reporter he seemed a big weird to me because it wasn’t long into his conversation he was asking for your name. Didn’t you think there was something strange about him. I might be totally wrong it’s just the vibes I got from him.
'obviously'. Obviously? There is nothing 'obvious' . The only 'obvious' thing is what is written down in your contract - 'observe, monitor and report'...
Saying someone is "sus" because they have a camera and is taking photos is just as bad as saying someone is "sus" because of their ethnicity or colour of skin !!!
@@jamesjameson4566 That's a negative from me, please don't speak for anyone else, only yourself, you talk like race is the equivalent of a different species. This will be my last comment replying, my silence is not an acknowledgement I agree with anything you say.
Nice video Reggie, this is an area that I've had an interest in for sometime now. There used to be a road bridge here called Princess Bridge that connected Manchester and Salford, but it was closed as a road bridge when Trinity way was opened. Then a few years ago they demolished the bridge to make way for the Railway Bridge. They replaced Princess Bridge with the footbridge that you filmed before the guy interviewed you. Now its all more or less finished I'll have to visit and take some photos myself.
Ooh ive just been reading. I spent all my 80s and 90s in the hacienda hhh. My husband DJ'd there. The £210m new arts venue in Manchester will now be called Aviva Studios following a £35m cash injection from the insurance company. The original name of Factory International had been chosen in a nod to the local Factory Records music label behind such bands as Joy Division and the Hacienda. Naming rights were put up for sale by Manchester City Council in response to rising costs following the pandemic, with the budget spiralling from its original £110m. The corporate sponsorship deal is one of the largest of its kind in the UK.
That first guy was reasonable enough to ask what you were doing but unfortunately it was a need to know basis and his name was “not on the list”,ha.i think the guy in the sports jacket was genuine.his initial approach and body language was that of a normal inquiry, if he was undercover he should be given an Oscar. I particularly liked the bit where he walked past without a care in the world with his cup of tea and then came back to enquire. That bit takes a lot of practice to get it right.Reggie knew he was ok by the way he spoke naturally, it’s a dead giveaway .
Behave yourself, ginger is old bill 100% and if you cant smell that then dont ever think you know what a copper looks like.... have a quick shifty of the daisys tell it all..
This is always what pops into my mind. What I think is id never go to another country to work, and then start harassing and bossing around the local population. Id walk on thin ice until I understood the country and culture and then treat them how they like. Not any of this crap. I guess I just don't have the confidence to attack people when completely in the wrong that's probably what I'm lacking
Lots of security guards of every colour and ethnicity decide to harass auditors because they lack public photography law knowledge. Plus why mention Pakistan when it's obvious from his accent he's born and grew up in UK and fitting right in by practicing authority he doesn't have. That's a British tradition.
Good to know someone is looking out for us. MFA. Loads of money and jobs have gone to Manchester at the expense of other areas. Other places down south are now desperate for good jobs. Don't be fooled.
Shared cycling is all very well but pedestrians should still be given priority, because elderly people and children, can still be harassed by inconsiderate cyclists and they just use the shared part as an excuse, to ride too quickly, after all we were not born with wheels. Your measuring wheel is obviously exempt Reggie.
Wow Reggie. What a change. I was born and brought up just outside of Manchester, I worked just off Deansgate and also done plenty of work at Granada Studios Quay Street, I have not been back to Manchester for 40 yrs, I bet i wouldnt even recognise it now. Great Vid bro, keep em coming. Stay Safe.
The cheeky bastard, by the looks of him I would be far more wary of him than I would of you.
A private building but kick started with 79 million of tax payers money.
Always enjoy your "no I don't want to come in" when they explain it's a private building, but you need to add when they continue on "well get your building out of public then"
I think that was leading to ' and how do you fancy dinner and a show lolol 🤣🤣
😂🤣i think you just met the cleverest security guard in Manchester 😂🤣
How nice to see someone with so much enthusiasm over...*checks notes .... a space
I do like an enthusiast :)
Slick Rick is one for the pillow talk isn't he . i wonder how far he would go to pry secrets for the company.
9:48 call me suspicious but I have a feeling this guy is fishing for info about you for that security guy . He didn't ask questions a reporter would really ask ,more like questions someone pretending to be a reporter .
He wanted your name ,are you local and what you up to the rest of the day .
Too cynical.
He,s a guest and he is talking too you, a proffesional camera man .
One 'f' two S's....
@@nightjar9021 that's his ffarsightednes..
It never amazes me how these goons never see their hypocrisy when they say " our cameras are watching you......can you please stop taking photographs?" 😂😂😂
Was that 'reporter' maybe an undercover agent :) Great vid Reggie 😎
He was "sus", probably security manager.
Please tell them “but this is publicly accessible, so I will do whatever is legal - including photography”.
Just tell them to piss off
lol@@williamhutchison6400
Reggie knows where he can go and where he can’t. Always staying on the right side of the law.
Well He's not going to do that because of what happened to him last year. And he didn't even know that so called journalist was a copper. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Any future plans to bring back the perspex board Reggie? always enjoy the reactions lol
True, i enjoyed the Perspex Complex
It's perfectly transparent my friend.
Well done, Reggie! Great video as always! 👍
Are you local?Where are you from? what you doing? If that wasn’t plain clothes policing after the security guard had already approached you an asked the same set of questions and told you you were being watched. I’d be amazed. Good attempt asking for some input as not to blow his cover though. 🎉😂
I had the same thoughts, maybe it was genuine but I am suspicious.
Yeah I thought he was just trying to get his name
That guy 10.52 is as bent as a 5 bob note
I enjoyed the pleasant interview segment toward the end...The perfect example of ''Treat others as you want to be treated'' ...The reporter was polite, (curious, but that's the name of their game) and asked questions Reggie could voluntary answer if he wished to do so. There was no sense the reporter felt he had a God given right to demand an answer.
Great video Reggie 👍👍👌
The only "Suss" thing here was someone masquerading as a security guard .." No SIA licence on display" 🤣🤣🤣
Great vid Reggie.
At the tail end you mentioned to “levelling up” and the “North South divide”
Levelling up is more than just North v South Reggie. Some of the poorest parts of the U.K. are outside of the North.
Smart guy who saw a camera man and knew there was a chance to get a free plug about the company on TH-cam.
6:35 oosht who done his fade? The blind barber 😂😂😂 lego hair
Central Manchester is a wasteland of brutal concrete monstrosities designed by the LEGO school if architecture.
Derren brown givin it the biggun, whispering sweet nothings in to your ear
Great interview! It looked very cold and windy to me, and far too low. Dark. And, too many vertical sticks of different shapes keeping structures up. The far distance perspective was great. Polished concrete was surprisingly good looking. Go in next time!
Second half of the video I pictured Reggie wearing a white wig like Andy Warhol 😂 wouldn't be surprised if he actually did though, it's Reggie
The first guy had a really good approach tbf
Thanks for taking us along in Manchester Reggie! 👍
Aviva Studios recently opened on the site of the former Granada television studios. Building cost £242 million and 4 years to construct, £130 million overbudget, funded by Manchester Council and UK Treasury. Original name was Factory International (used on their website) but Aviva Insurance purchased building naming rights for £35 million.
(edit used the alt+156 😁£ )
What a surprise, over budget and funded by the taxpayer. Good info, thanks.
We are in England,, Our currency is the pound sterling, or GBP, L is the symbol of the Albanian LEK .
@@jamielee9350 since prompted, learned the Alt+156 shortcut 🙂thx
@@NarnianRailway £sd (occasionally written Lsd, spoken as "pounds, shillings and pence" or pronounced /ɛl. ɛsˈdiː/ ell-ess-DEE) is the popular name for the pre-decimal currencies.
Oh no not angles,,,can’t make this comedy gold up😂😂
He was no journalist Reggie. He played you good and proper ;-) I love your content though!
Yes. He fell for that . Hook. Line. and sinker. Very naïve .
I'm pretty sure Reg was aware mate - always play along with them...
Awesome fella - but at work so will watch it in full later👍🙂
Dark satanic towers replacing dark satanic mills.
Was just thinking coming to the end, love to see those stills taken and the ending finished in stills, well done Reggie, you bloody mind reader
Journalist my arse! Definitely security details he wanted to know.
Ive never been to Manchester its now on my visit wish list, thank for the video.
Decent vid Reggie 🤘🏻 and wether the guy was who he said or not a decent conversation you had and you played your cards close to your chest 👍🏻 welcome again to mcr I am not into the new buildings as they all look they have been fixed up from a giant ikea box 📦 😜
I get the feeling that maybe that bloke forgot his rod and bait.
They don't need to know, they want to know.
You have caused shock, alarm, and distress to that building. It is crying real tears.
There is not a new building in Manchester that imppresses me there crap .
He picked the right man to interview.
Cycle paths are ridiculous and costly... in Wigan they've completely messed up the roads and caused massive congestion for a handful of cyclists who don't pay towards it!
Yeah, my company is called Feckyou Fotography✌🤣
I'm snapping dodgy security guards not displaying their SIA badges 😳
3 minutes in, what a great location for street photography
Hi boss great video
Hi reggie. Your a top guy excellent work you do. I've started doing a bit myself but I'm not so clued up yet. Love it. 😂😂
what an eyesore, thats what i would say if asked, give me york or bath anytime
Reggie if you think that building looks nice I'd book an eye test if I where you
Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.
'Angling' is 'suspicious', and that's why all the CCTV cameras are 'Angled'!
Was that last guy really a reporter he seemed a big weird to me because it wasn’t long into his conversation he was asking for your name. Didn’t you think there was something strange about him. I might be totally wrong it’s just the vibes I got from him.
Totally agree.
spooky
Just started watching the vid mate, just taking the opportunity to say you are a mad man an absolute cyclepath😢
The bearded guy didn't give an interview, he was security, I'm 90% sure.
I would say 100% or a cop . too many questions finishing with ' what you doing for the rest of the day ? ' they usually ask that
Oh dear Haha
Yeh… I’m not sure they can use quotes from an “RP” so if he was a journalist he was wasting his own time I reckon.
blue pants & brown shoes = tyranny enforcer
Even says we a few times
So they gave me an ear piece which means I need to know everything 🤔
I do wish they wouldn't keep on saying "obviously" - this is a huge presumption.
Brilliant pictures and interesting interrogation😂
His eyebrow is more of a concern than your camera 😂
It would have been even better if you'd have measured the distance between the benches
The Security Guy at 06:00 Looks like his hair eyebrows and beard were stolen from a Fuzzy Felt box.
Ooh I loved Fuzzy Felt, I am old!
6:00 *The coloniser has no business telling the indigenous person how to behave within the law in his own ancestral homeland*
“Taking pictures on angles”? That guy was just being obtuse.
If he's a reporter then I'm the man from uncle.
Being discriminated against because you've got a camera. These people are photographists.
Still amazes me hoe private security believe they are controll
Any public space and the public must do what they say !
Creepy Tweed Blazer Guy asking far too many questions
Well played Reggie 😉 I think you had him weighed up
Great stills,not seen this place yet and i live in manchester
I give it a week and the JSO gang will cover it in orange.
Well! That was different.
Nice to know that the place around the Aviva Studios is open now. Last time I went there a good few months back it was still a building site.
'obviously'. Obviously? There is nothing 'obvious' . The only 'obvious' thing is what is written down in your contract - 'observe, monitor and report'...
Saying someone is "sus" because they have a camera and is taking photos is just as bad as saying someone is "sus" because of their ethnicity or colour of skin !!!
Nothing bad about your second example, that's evolutionary programming within us all
@@jamesjameson4566 No this is just what you say to justify yourself being racist.
@@temparalflux914 you operate on the same basis
@@jamesjameson4566 That's a negative from me, please don't speak for anyone else, only yourself, you talk like race is the equivalent of a different species. This will be my last comment replying, my silence is not an acknowledgement I agree with anything you say.
@@temparalflux914 you don't even know it 🙂👍🏻
report to SIA
That interview seemed a bit sus to me asking who you were and where you came from?? Maybe nothing
Nice video Reggie, this is an area that I've had an interest in for sometime now. There used to be a road bridge here called Princess Bridge that connected Manchester and Salford, but it was closed as a road bridge when Trinity way was opened. Then a few years ago they demolished the bridge to make way for the Railway Bridge. They replaced Princess Bridge with the footbridge that you filmed before the guy interviewed you. Now its all more or less finished I'll have to visit and take some photos myself.
Who was interviewing who I'd say you were 4 questions ahead you could be the new reporter on the block 🤣
Ooh ive just been reading. I spent all my 80s and 90s in the hacienda hhh. My husband DJ'd there.
The £210m new arts venue in Manchester will now be called Aviva Studios following a £35m cash injection from the insurance company. The original name of Factory International had been chosen in a nod to the local Factory Records music label behind such bands as Joy Division and the Hacienda.
Naming rights were put up for sale by Manchester City Council in response to rising costs following the pandemic, with the budget spiralling from its original £110m. The corporate sponsorship deal is one of the largest of its kind in the UK.
are you ever in Bolton Reggie would love a meet up brew and a laugh etc
I love the stills at the end
you used to do them a while ago
He wasnt a journalist he was fishing for your info 😂
Obviously this and obviously that…..obviously!
Still yet to ever see one of "them" smile.
Craaazzzzyyyy ar’ kid!!
Is there another country on earth that has the amount of security guards as the UK has?
How are YOU Reggie?
That first guy was reasonable enough to ask what you were doing but unfortunately it was a need to know basis and his name was “not on the list”,ha.i think the guy in the sports jacket was genuine.his initial approach and body language was that of a normal inquiry, if he was undercover he should be given an Oscar. I particularly liked the bit where he walked past without a care in the world with his cup of tea and then came back to enquire. That bit takes a lot of practice to get it right.Reggie knew he was ok by the way he spoke naturally, it’s a dead giveaway .
Behave yourself, ginger is old bill 100% and if you cant smell that then dont ever think you know what a copper looks like.... have a quick shifty of the daisys tell it all..
How many times did the security guard say OBVIOUSLY 🤔 😂
Imagine going over to Pakistan or India and asking telling them they shouldn’t be adding certain chicken to their curries.
😂😂😂😂
This is always what pops into my mind. What I think is id never go to another country to work, and then start harassing and bossing around the local population. Id walk on thin ice until I understood the country and culture and then treat them how they like. Not any of this crap. I guess I just don't have the confidence to attack people when completely in the wrong that's probably what I'm lacking
lol..if you did in some of their countries you’d be shot 🤣🤣🤣
Lots of security guards of every colour and ethnicity decide to harass auditors because they lack public photography law knowledge. Plus why mention Pakistan when it's obvious from his accent he's born and grew up in UK and fitting right in by practicing authority he doesn't have. That's a British tradition.
@@massynu183well said
Good to know someone is looking out for us. MFA. Loads of money and jobs have gone to Manchester at the expense of other areas. Other places down south are now desperate for good jobs. Don't be fooled.
Just noticed something. The spy glasses filming reminds me of "Peep Show" from Channel 4. Anyone else feel that at all?
Shared cycling is all very well but pedestrians should still be given priority, because elderly people and children, can still be harassed by inconsiderate cyclists and they just use the shared part as an excuse, to ride too quickly, after all we were not born with wheels.
Your measuring wheel is obviously exempt Reggie.
Cyclists can still be harassed by inconsiderate pedestrians too - care and consideration is needed from both if shared paths are to be successful.
Alreet from Chorley(ish) Reggie 👋
Security dude trying to out perform martin Scorsese's eyebrows 😂😂
Reggie !! ...... Were you filming / taking pics over the M60 Jnc 16 (Robin Hood ) the other day ?
Got to love the, we NEED to know why yr taking pics. NO YOU DON'T.
I really dont know what they expect photographers to say , what " Oh yes Im gathering images for a future terrorist attack "
Wow Reggie. What a change. I was born and brought up just outside of Manchester, I worked just off Deansgate and also done plenty of work at Granada Studios Quay Street, I have not been back to Manchester for 40 yrs, I bet i wouldnt even recognise it now. Great Vid bro, keep em coming. Stay Safe.
I live here and don't recognise it ...
FGH? I thought it was FGM for a minute!
Is this anything to do with Tony Wilsons factory?? The architecture too reminds me of FAC51.
What is Aviva Studios ?
Miss the bull shit detector
Foxtrot oscar