After tons of anti-street harassment signs started appearing all over New York City, Buzz60 reporter Patrick Jones decided to interview random New Yorkers on the street, asking how they felt about the city's new "No Catcalling" campaign. Though most of the people Jones interviewed understood that the video Jones was recording was meant to show how negative street harassment is, one interviewee seemed to be an avid supporter of catcalling and actually started catcalling somebody mid-video.
The catcaller shows Jones how he prefers to catcall women, typically with whistles and kissing noises. Jones then pointedly asks the man how he would call a dog, and the man shrugs and unabashedly says he would call a dog in the same way.
When the catcaller realizes that the video Jones is shooting is saying that street harassment is a negative thing, he shakes his head and continues to support his behavior, ending his argument with a demonstration of his catcalling. Jones, shocked to the point of amusement, ends his interview with this man on an apt note.
Dear catcallers: let us walk the streets in peace! When has whistling and making kissing noises at a woman ever gotten you a date?
