Privacy vs. Receipt: Hilarious Clash with Police!

name then sir? Mr. Imbilo. He wants my name. Yes. Well, just write imbal if you like. No. That’s why you called me. That’s why you called me. What’s your name? You called me an imbecile. So write it. If you don’t give me your name, I’m just going to leave. You’re not going to get your receipt. It’s fairly simple. I would like a receipt. I need your name. You don’t need my name with a receipt. Tony. Tony. Did you say Tony or you say I don’t need your name? I said you don’t need Well, I’m listen. I never said Tony. The way of the change now is everything is technology. Yes. Really rubbish for me cuz I’m not very good at it. Okay. So in order to be able to send you the receipt for the search, we do need at least some details from you to be able to send it to you as you’ve requested. Without that, we are not able to send it to you because of the powers that be have decided that everything’s got to be done via mobile phones. Right. I wish it was paper copy, but we are where we are. Okay, Sergeant. Uh, all right. You’ve searched me under section one and pace. You haven’t found anything. No. So the search the search is negative. Yeah. That doesn’t give you you don’t have the right to my information. I choose to remain private. Hang on, let me finish. I choose to remain private, but I am entitled to search record at the same time. So ideally, I want a search record, but I don’t want to give you my information because if I give you my information, that’s me giving up on my rights, which is the privacy rights. You can come to the front council then at a later date and collect it. But I can’t give it to you now. Okay. So, I’m going to need uh some kind of a number like a That’s fine. I can give you a number. My sergeant will get it now for you. That’s it. How do you call it? The incident number. That’s it. Right. So, we get on with the incident number. Yeah. Triple N. Triple N. Triple N. Today’s date. Triple N. Yeah. Wow. What a number. Yeah. Are we finished, Mr. Big Belly? We are. We are finished. You have a wonderful day, sir. All right. Can we do What about that race? Come on. Really? Oh, you got nothing to prove. As a police officer, you should. I can’t believe you made it to the force with all that. How many donuts do you have a day and that’s where I cannot carry on any further? Yeah, that’s where you have to remain. Yes, I will remain here and I will not cause any obstructions. Don’t worry about that. So, you’re going to step out the way when people need to leave. Uh, what do you drive a car? Come. Absolutely. I would not I would never cause an obstruction. Of course.