Is It Fair to Non-Drinkers? People Weigh In on Alcohol Culture
Street interviews asking whether alcohol-centred social culture is fair to people who do not drink (Street location, unspecified, 2025).
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Are Work Breaks Fair for Everyone? Street Interview
Street interviews asking whether workplace break policies are applied fairly to all employees (Street location, unspecified, 2025).
What’s the First Thing That Comes to Mind When You Hear Belfast?
Street interviews asking Irish people for their immediate word association with Belfast (Ireland, 2025).
What Do Dubliners Think of CMAT? Street Interviews
Street interviews in Dublin asking locals what they think of Irish pop artist CMAT (Dublin, Ireland, 2025).
Do You Believe in God? We Asked Strangers on the Street
Asked a single question: do you believe in God? (United States, 2025).
Do Londoners Know What Currency Is Used in Northern Ireland?
Street interviews testing Londoners on whether they know Northern Ireland uses the pound sterling (London, United Kingdom, 2025).
SubwayTakes: Is the US Military the Gayest Institution in America?
Subway riders debate a provocative claim about the culture of the US military (New York City subway, 2025).
Are Voter ID Laws Racist? People Answer on the Street
A YouTube Shorts clip from November 4, 2025 (USA (specific location not confirmed in available metadata), 2025).
Is Voter ID Racist? Man on the Street Asks Tough Questions
A man-on-the-street format interview video asking members of the public the direct question: is requiring a photo ID to vote racist? (USA (specific location not confirmed in available metadata), 2025-2026 (exact date not confirmed; included here as best available MOTS-qualifying candidate; flag for date verification)).
The Chinese React to the US-China Tariff War | Street Interview
Chinese civilians react to the tariff war between the US and China: some express nationalism and defiance, others show economic anxiety, and many demonstrate surprisingly nuanced views of American consumers versus American policy (China (streets), 2025).
‘A FETISH’: Trump Doubles Down on Unpopular Tariffs Even as Voters Fume Over Rising Costs
Disillusioned Trump supporters speak directly about their buyer’s remorse (Rittman, Ohio, 2025).
As Americans Worry How They’ll Afford Gas and Groceries, Trump Is Mocking Their Concerns
Real voters describe the gap between what basic necessities cost them and what Washington says about the economy (Various U.S. locations, 2025).