> It was pretty evil of the Asian-looking guy shouting "DON'T TOUCH HER" "You're not of the same age". It was hysterical, but I don't see how is this evil, mor

> It was pretty evil of the Asian-looking guy shouting "DON'T TOUCH HER" "You're not of the same age". It was hysterical, but I don't see how is this evil, more like being protective. And it happened way past the point of conflict > He was threatened and only escalated to be a dick about it after they were a dick to him. How was he threatened? These people were barely speaking English, which the guy started mocking from the very beginning of the conversation, before he could even figure out what they were even asking for. > Have we watched the same video? Honestly asking the same question. Am rewatching 9:00-10:00 how the lady tries to ask the guy not to film, but he just mocks her: "No disco? No disco? Whot, the ChInEsE GoVeRnMeNt will jail us?" How is this not being a dick? At about the 10:00 another asian guy steps in and says "basically we ask you, whatever you do, don't publish our faces on TV, we will appreciate that" The piano guy responds: "What happens if I don't?" The asian guy responds: "We'll just really just appreciate if you do. We are very sensitive to this kind of thing. Sorry, we really like your music, yada-yada". The asian guy clearly tries to deescalate and ask nicely, while the piano guy is all like "oh yeah? Watcha gonna do?" How is this threatening? > He is also quite well within his rights So are people who listen to loud music when a baby is sleeping next door. They are quite within their rights, but this hardly makes them any less terrible people for doing it just to make a point.