What you are [BLEEP] trash. >> Speaker 2: Okay, okay. >> Speaker 1: All right. >> Speaker 2: All right. >> Speaker 2: Keep talking. >> Speaker 1: I will. >> Speaker 2: Okay. >> Speaker 1: [BLEEP] Walk away from me, you classless [BLEEP]. >> Speaker 2: What you gonna do? >> Speaker 1: I tell you what- >> I'm a stupid [BLEEP] everybody. >> Yeah, she is [BLEEP]. [00:00:15] >> He hit my plate. I'm a stupid [BLEEP]. >> Fix your car and stop honking at people when you don't need to. >> Shut your- >> Sometimes people can talk things out out and sometimes they can't, they can't. It's not gonna work out, they need a mediator, if you will. [00:00:33] This male Karen bigot, calling a black woman hateful slurs. According to users online, this happened in Houston. The man, I thought I saw that on his shirt, but I thought, maybe imposter. But this man is a former police officer, still looks like he's dressed the part. [00:00:52] Motorcycle cop? I don't know, but the hat beanie leads me in that direction. The right thing to do when you encounter a mental patient, Ben, who is gonna tell it like it is, camera rolling or not. [00:01:08] They want you to know how they feel about them, do you stand there and roll the footage? Biz Doc has advised us that in the past, go ahead and collect that evidence. Do you counter it, or do you just stand there? Do you walk away or is it whatever you can handle, Ben? [00:01:26] >> I apologize in advance for this pun, but hard beanie, bigoted meanie, and I think- >> [LAUGH] >> That really sums it up, I think filming it is great, and it would be better to not reply angrily. But you also are a human being, and you're gonna be riled up by hate being spewed [00:01:45] at you, even if it's by an insane man who is cosplaying at his former job. You can't be wearing a badge of a job you're no longer doing when it's a law enforcement job. And they clearly took his badge away. So he has a shirt with a badge emblazoned on it and [00:02:03] an American flag knitted onto his shoulder, it's not a good look. And he came ready to fight cuz while he's at the coffee machine, he's got a war helmet on, ready to spew some hatred towards people. [00:02:19] And I imagine only that this man probably got into his car and then drove through a parade. And so you wanna try to keep yourself under control. >> Yeah. >> You wanna try to not hate other groups based on absurd stereotypes and absurd racial epithets from a time gone by. [00:02:37] You wanna try to evolve yourself and realize all people are the same, and we should only be uniting against the hateful people who are trying to bring harm towards us. If that's a difficult concept for you to understand, well, then, Godspeed. Finish filling up that slurpee, put that helmet back on, and [00:02:55] bike off into the sunset. >> Speaker 3: Well, I like your keen eye. It appears as you took it all in and kinda sum this guy up. Quickly, I will tell you, I noticed two things myself. That big fat holster that real police officers have issued to them. [00:03:12] And it usually holds several weapons, if you will, used on the citizenry mace, or stun gun. And then he doesn't have that, it's just his belt. And he is drinking a monster big bowl. [00:03:27] And I believe that it's a caffeinated beverage, and I think that he is to be held accountable for his conduct. But I think all that caffeine, that's beyond 32 ounces, [00:03:44] it's gotta be, it's playing a part in this. This is Indis- >> Speaker 4: That's a strong point. >> Speaker 4: It's too much. >> Before you throw it to break, just, I wanna remind everybody, go decaf when you're already riled up. You're throwing the racial epithets early, it's time to switch to decaf for that day. [00:04:01] And I've always been against the limits on the size of sodas that have been tried to pass in different cities, but now it's making an argument. >> Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah.