Understanding the Permit Dispute

The transcript involves a heated exchange about the need for permit papers to work on a street. One person challenges another's authority, leading to a dispute involving the Salvation Army. Accusations of bashing are made, but denied. The conversation shifts to a debate on modernity versus old-school practices, ending with a suggestion to call the cops.

What is the initial demand made in the conversation?

• To stop working

• To apologize

• To call the police

• To see permit papers

Who is accused of bashing the Salvation Army?

• The police

• The person demanding papers

• The person without papers

• A bystander

How does the accused person respond to the bashing accusation?

• By denying it

• By admitting to it

• By apologizing

• By ignoring it

What era is referenced to criticize the demand for papers?

• The 1980s

• The 1950s

• The 1990s

• The 2000s

What action is suggested at the end of the conversation?

• To show the permit

• To call the cops

• To apologize

• To leave the area