| Enterprising thief steals delivery driver's car, then uses it to keep delivering orders to collect the money |
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| doglover
Achievement unlocked. |
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| SnarfVader
Bootstraps etc... |
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| Ghastly They kept ringing the bell! |
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| jaylectricity Is anybody else struggling with the idea that we know he stole a car and he's a despicable human being but we have to admire his resolve? He didn't just stop at the theft...he also satisfied customers to get their money. He didn't rob them, they expected to pay money and they did and they got their food. More like, he was continuing to rob the Chinese place. And then I feel bad because it was a Chinese place. |
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| cman Isn't he that coach from The Wire? You know, the former gang member in prison gets out and opens his own boxing thing for at risk young boys. |
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| Koolaider
That was thoughtful of him. |
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| Apos Good grifter: ![]() Better grifter: |
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| MurphyMurphy jaylectricity: Is anybody else struggling with the idea that we know he stole a car and he's a despicable human being but we have to admire his resolve? He didn't just stop at the theft...he also satisfied customers to get their money. He didn't rob them, they expected to pay money and they did and they got their food. More like, he was continuing to rob the Chinese place. And then I feel bad because it was a Chinese place. I can admire the simple genius in it without respecting the crime. Just like that barefoot bandit kid. One of the more important truths in life. The goods and evils in life never actually cancel each other out. There is never a reason to try and insist one wins over the other, instead each should be taken separate of the rest. But until people learn this they try to budget and justify a relative morality. Insisting because one does bad/sin, their good can't be respected... or that some great good act can somehow compensate for an otherwise wicked and cruel existence. |
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| chaosweaver
Soon as he gets out, the guys should call him and offer him a job, say he'll get more money if it's legal. /right chinese place... *regal |
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| rockforever
The customers were tipped off by a black guy working at a Chinese restaurant. |
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| Enemabag Jones
Isn't this a grandtheft auto larping. |
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| shpritz If I was the owner of the restaurant I'd drop the charges and hire the guy for an ad campaign. "Not even crime will stop us from feeding you" |
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| KrispyKritter MurphyMurphy: jaylectricity: Is anybody else struggling with the idea that we know he stole a car and he's a despicable human being but we have to admire his resolve? He didn't just stop at the theft...he also satisfied customers to get their money. He didn't rob them, they expected to pay money and they did and they got their food. More like, he was continuing to rob the Chinese place. And then I feel bad because it was a Chinese place. I can admire the simple genius in it without respecting the crime. Just like that barefoot bandit kid. One of the more important truths in life. The goods and evils in life never actually cancel each other out. There is never a reason to try and insist one wins over the other, instead each should be taken separate of the rest. But until people learn this they try to budget and justify a relative morality. Insisting because one does bad/sin, their good can't be respected... or that some great good act can somehow compensate for an otherwise wicked and cruel existence. only thinking makes it so. / Do not judge, or you too will be judged |
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cman ![]() ![]() These guys are dopplegangers |
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| No Time To Explain
I think he missed the point of thieving 101 |
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| Honest Bender Dude just wanted a job... |
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| AlwaysRightBoy shpritz: If I was the owner of the restaurant I'd drop the charges and hire the guy for an ad campaign. "Not even crime will stop us from feeding you" Brillant.jeg /you should be in advertising |
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| bikerbob59
Well, that's another job Obama can add to his list. |
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| StreetlightInTheGhetto |
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| p51d007
Chief....missed it by THAT much! |
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| SirTanon
Yeah, but 30 minutes later, he just wanted to steal another car again.. |
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| trappedspirit Who pays in cash? |
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| Mouser
jaylectricity: Is anybody else struggling with the idea that we know he stole a car and he's a despicable human being but we have to admire his resolve? He didn't just stop at the theft...he also satisfied customers to get their money. He didn't rob them, they expected to pay money and they did and they got their food. More like, he was continuing to rob the Chinese place. And then I feel bad because it was a Chinese place. On the other hand, in his pursuit for the extra buck, our hero left a trail of eye-witnesses to his car theft. So I'll have to say that he did not think his cunning plan through here. |
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