BUSTED BY SECURITY! Awesome Schindler 7000 Traction Elevators at Four Seasons In Philadelphia, PA

Update: Other elevator enthusiasts have been busted for videotaping these since the release of this video. I strongly encourage that everyone and I mean EVERYONE AVOID THIS BUILDING AT ALL COSTS! There are better elevators out there than these. Trust me on this. Welp, I think I may just be the first enthusiast to have gotten busted here. It wasn't overly-confrontational, but some of the things that were said to me were questionable to say the least. Specifically the fact that he told me filming was not allowed when there were people behind me in car H2 that were also filming. I understand 100% that security and management have the right to kick anyone out of a building for any reason they see fit, and I always respect that. Everything I said in this video was true as I am currently on a business-related trip and although I am staying in a different hotel, I decided to seize the opportunity and get these on video as well as some nice views of the city. Four Seasons may be crowned the king of luxurious hotels, but I do feel they could be more respectful, for lack of a better term, of videographers, both elevator and non-elevator. Until that happens, I will not be returning to this Four Seasons or stay as a guest in any Four Seasons hotel. I'm not trying to say this security guard was disrespectful or rude as he couldn't have been more polite and professional when he was talking with me, but I am saying that there really isn't a need to have an issue with videography so long as the videographers aren't invading other people's privacy and are doing nothing more than what they say they're doing. The reason I was able to get this bust on camera unlike the prior 2 is because I was filming as it happened, whereas the last 2 times, I was not. If there's one thing I know, NEVER turn off your camera when getting busted NO MATTER HOW NICE THEY MAY SEEM! If they do anything creepy or follow you out onto public property, you will have that on camera as well and it will help when filing a police report, if that is needed. I'm only saying this because I have seen videos of security guards that have kicked people out of buildings over elevator videography and even went as far as threatening them and following them onto public property and it was all caught on camera! Thankfully nothing of that sort happened and I left the building immediately after I was done talking with the security guard. End of rant, enjoy the video!