You could say you used to live there and ask to have a look around.
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Nizzemancer-1 — 10 years ago(May 02, 2015 03:30 PM)
I'd knock on the door and say that I bet my friend I could get onto a balcony in the building within 5 minutes and if they let me out there I'll give them half.
Then I'd give them a couple of bucks for their trouble.
Light travels faster than sound,
that's why people seem bright,
until you hear them. -
itz_theo — 10 years ago(June 12, 2015 02:00 PM)
I'd say " Hello I'm the director of photography for a movie production team and would like to have a glance of the place from the balcony for a scene. If it isn't much trouble".
Its not about knowing. You can never really know someone. Its really about trust. - Richard Castle
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janos-schumacher — 10 years ago(March 10, 2016 10:52 AM)
Just say: "I'm sorry, and this may seem an odd request, but I just need to take a picture from your balcony of the "blank" across the street for marketing purposes."
"I'll be in and out in 5 minutes."
If that doesn't work, plead and say "I just need to get this shot, feel free to stand at the door and you can hold my wallet." "I just really need this shot and it's my only option."
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Jaguar_001 — 9 years ago(April 13, 2016 08:15 PM)
In German; Hello Sir. This might sound really odd but my friend bet me $100 that I couldn't find a way to talk someone in this building to show me the view from their balcony. I really need the money. If I give you $20 would be help me out on this?
620,000 whites died to free black slaves and not a single thank you yet.