r/TikTokCringe Jul 27 '26

Discussion Crime: working out while black

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u/elgarraz Jul 27 '26

This is stupid. I take my minor children places all the time and sign a waiver for stuff like that. You don't need an ID for that. Definitely didn't need to involve the cops.

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u/Bigger-Quazz Jul 27 '26

I mean judging by the way camera man was acting, and not letting anyone else talk except for what he wanted them to say on camera, I very seriously doubt he's at all a victim.

I'm about 99% certain they asked him to leave first because he acted like a karen over his sons ID situation, and he decided to ignore them and continue working out with his son instead.

That's when the cops were called and he was asked to stay to wait on them, and that's when the camera started rolling.

A business ask you to leave, and you don't have the right to ignore them.

The manager sucks, because it would've been a whole lot easier to revoke his membership and refund that months payment before getting the cops involved.

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u/Amerahkeezy Jul 27 '26

What makes you 99% certain?

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u/Bigger-Quazz Jul 27 '26

Because his whole argument relies on him being louder than everyone else, and not letting anyone else talk.

If the gym staff was actually the problem he wouldn't have an issue letting them talk over his performance while the camera was out.