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Well said!! > Honestly, the more surprising thing at this point is when people do make these things explicit and get caught. I suppose the effort involved to
by BucketSort 8y ago
Well said!!
> Honestly, the more surprising thing at this point is when people do make these things explicit and get caught.
I suppose the effort involved to insulate oneself from liability is eventually seen as an unnecessary burden when one is accustom to getting away with things. I imagine a thief on his first heist who has spent a great deal of time planning and plotting only to find that it was actually quite easy to pull off, the security wasn't nearly as strong as he expected. Maybe on the next heist he is less cautious, and on the next heist even less, until he gets to the point where he's casually strolling in wearing flip-flops and sunglasses and just takes what he wants. Of course this is when he gets caught and the news paper shows this ridiculous image of an offensively cavalier thief who is supposedly a great heister. Then the public is shocked how such a dope could be a great thief (where is his mask and great stealth), but they only know the lazy thief, not the thief when he was disciplined. The lazy or stupid thieves are the ones that get caught.