Two speakers discuss the organization of festive events in Creuse. They deplore the current obligation to hire between ten and fifteen sworn security guards, a measure that did not exist before and which generates costs. One speaker claims that the recruited guards are "emigrants" and "malevolent" people. The second speaker argues that these guards seek conflict when they are refused entry. He adds that he has seen guards hiding rings for "Americans" in their hands to simulate finding them on the ground, specifying that these objects are dangerous.