I like the exchange of: Reporter: "Do you feel guilty?" Old French Guy: "No." Reporter: "But you know she must've been traumatized, right?" Old French Guy: "Oh, sure. But I don't care." Like what did the little reporter girl expect? My man is still robbing people in his late 60s.
Some of us have grown up being told that you should leave some lights on and have someone pick up your mail when you leave your home for extended periods of time. People have been waiting and watching long before social media. Be mindful thats all.
In my psychology and sociology classes we were told via statistics that people are most likely to be robbed during the day in their homes when everyone else is at work, not at night like the movies. I’m pretty sure they still do it even with covid coming into play since they watch your patterns before they rob you. So yeah anytime you’re not at home, take reasonable measures.
@iCurvaceous the idea is they scope the houses out at night and return during the day. By having your lights on, they won't return the next day. Unless you have them on all night for days. That'll bring suspicion too.
Yup yup. Have someone house sit, or stop by every day switch lights on and off in different rooms, don’t leave your driveway or parking spots empty, the only people who should know you’re leaving are people you trust. All that, just in case.
We're in one of the worst economic times in decades. Many people are hungry, desperate, and it'll only get worse. So many people have become conditioned to being stupid about security that they'll just announce to the world where they are and even more importantly where they aren't. While they're getting their attention and showing off they're also advertising easy licks to the hungry and desperate. Finding out the hard way why Vanity is a sin lmfao
I like to imagine these old dudes just got back together after years of laying low to carry out the fabled “last job” that every career robber must go through in every crime movie ever
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 "If we pull this off, we'll be set for life lads." And of course they have to be British because the British have the best capers. Also love that this was pulled off by old dudes like in The King of Thieves.
My husband’s friend said “Social media is just a catalogue for theives” and clearly he was right, people out here scrolling through social media, leisurely picking and choosing who to target next.
Shoooot remember the Pokémon go robberies? lol literally setting up lures for more Pokémon to appear in some random area so people would be drawn straight to the robbers.
Saying we have no hope is wild when Kim literally took little to no precautions. Seriously all the robbers did was bully a hotel worker not battle through a team of armed guards.
This is why I told my daughter to stop checking in on Facebook years ago. Of course she said I was be a paranoid old person. Then her apartment was broke into and her shit was gone. 🤦🏽♀️
Checking in is a Facebook feature to let people know where you currently are. I'm not a social media person but I wouldn't be surprised if most of the other social media platforms have a form of it.
The Plot Old Guy 1: "One last heist, for old time sake?" Old Guy 2: "You old Dog!" Old Guy 3: "Son of a bitch, I'm in!" Old Guy 4: "I'm getting to old for this shit!"
Publicly posting your location to random strangers, is the stupidest and one of the most dangerous things to do. If you do this you have no concept of danger.
@@denizece3672 okay so an authoritarian state like china or North Korea tracking their citizens every move is better?! These people weren't on LinkedIn, they were flaunting their riches on Instagram. But we can't attach that or your precious TikTok noooo
I'm very surprised to hear Aba doesn't memorize the emergency number of foreign countries he travels to especially after all the time he spoke about being safe in other countries, and learning some of the language. Also with him being in the military. That's one of the things they teach you, especially if you get stationed or are traveling to a foreign country.
Shared this with my wife and her response was, “Wait, so beating up an human is considered a lesser offense than stealing jewelry and this guy is free while other guys are in jail?”
i once went on a tinder date with a girl from california (keep in mind i'm in portugal and so was she at the time). you know when you share stories on instagram and there's lines on top, the more stories you share, the smaller those lines become? hers weren't lines. they were dots! that's how much she shared. she was sharing everything, where she was, at what time, with someone or alone, EVERYTHING. i knew where she was staying, i knew she was staying alone and i knew her entire itinerary because of instagram and she was 5 feet tall. if it was someone else with nefarious intentions, this would be a jackpot. stop sharing so much on social media. you're just making it easy for bad people to harm you if they want. especially in a foreign country you know nothing about and can't understand the language.
It's too late to ask people to stop using social medias. I mean some of them use the same excuses as people in this video and they aren't even influencers; like not posting just for one day is going to snap them out of existence and people's mind. Sure go ahead and share everything but be smart about it - maybe do it when you're no longer at that location or events you take the pictures at, or post them the next day, or if you're traveling alone, share them when you're back in your country. But it's all about now, here, in this moment because how are people going to have fomo if I don't show them the fun things I'm doing right now?
that's ridiculous I know someone that do the same thing. The one I know post even a water bottle she bought like everything!! it's too much that i just sometimes laugh when i see her story.
I am surprised you went on a date with her, or did you only realize this after the date or you were just a little desperate for a shag? I would find a woman like her exhausting and not in the good way.
Damn i stopped using social media when I was 16 when I saw so many of my friends posting 100+ stories a day while my Instagram account which is like 6 years old has 120 stories total lol
I had a friend who used to post everything she was doing and checking in on facebook all the time. Our group of friends (4 girls) went out one day and she posted where we were and a guy who was obsessed with one of my friends just came to the caffe and would not leave. I was already a private person but that sh*t scared me even more.
Reminds of a verse in a song black qualls by thundercat. Seems to ring true for most celebrities. “ Just moved out the hood, doesn't mean I'm doin' it good Wanna post this on the 'Gram, but don't think I should Is it just for me or am I paranoid? Gotta keep it on the low 'cause I been robbed before”
I find that shit creepy.../ I have purposely avoided bars if I saw girl in my stories at a particular bar, I used to live next to 6 of the most popular bars/club/cafe...but I've seen it works if they find them cute.., I heard the girls even say " awe" because they thought it was romantic... Why are so many women hard to read....
To go to an other country and *NOT* know what is their emergency contact number, whether I'm on vacation or not is wild af to me. There are just somethings you have to know in order to protect yourself for the "What if's" It's not being paranoid, it's being smart and ahead of the bad people you might encounter
I'm annoyed that because it's Kim Kardashian people drag her for being robbed. As a woman that is the most shit feeling. She was in her house and thought to be safe in a secure place of where she was staying. She's clowned over the money-loss but security definitely should have been better.
stalking though is no joke witnessed it, though one of the worse was a woman stalking a man I knew, 0 legal help from the courts and police, cops just laughed even when the man fled to relatives and she trespassed and had the police called on her by the woman that owns the house, who told her to leave and she just refused, and she just walked into the house uninvited, and yeah thats just the tip of the iceburg
i like how Kim's trauma was mentioned in that video and that studio audience is there for her , but they never mentioned the trauma the concierge faced , from being the guy that got manhandled. not saying she's not traumatized , she obviously doesn't deserve it, but im sure she will come out of this alright compared to the concierge
The one moment that opened my eyes was when I was hanging out with some friend of a friend I just met that day. Hanging out on the porch as some car with a nice sound system drives by and the guy says "hmm gonna find out where that guy lives and jack them speakers" I just looked him sideways but didn't say anything. Even when you think no one is watching, there's always eyes on you. And they'll take what you got without hesitation
Definitely memorize the emergency numbers of where you are - I was assaulted in a park when I was in a different country and when I escaped and was running away, I realized I don’t even know who Tf to call, how to talk to the police or report what happened to me. Yeah. Know that shit, you never know what can happen
When you feel you're untouchable, that's when shit gets in your face and reality kicks in. My father always said to me: "Never think you're smarter than others. There is always someone one step ahead of you." PS: Aba, the dude at Roscoe's was PNB Rock. He was killed for his jewelry.
smart is a false concept, its an action not a state of being. And there's no one a step ahead of me since I despise all humans and trust no one, and wait for a reason to go on a killing spree
Bro they are literally addicted just like Aba said. It's like saying to a heroin addict stop taking heroin it's dangerous and might kill you. They can't help themselves.
@@Uber_scorpion heroin has a huge effect on ur body's health if withdrawn, but if these npcs would just stop posting they might feel "depressed or anxious"..BUT THEIR PHYSICAL HEALTH WILL BE JUST FINE IF THEY DONT END THEMSELVES! Don't compare Drug addiction to Attention addiction, 2 different pairs of shoes
@@ycc7142 seriously bro, ive heard the same exuse from ppl trying to quit porn or the fact that porn is addicting , therefore its like doing drugs...no its not , drugs affect u physically and mentally. social media and porn are both just mental addictions not full on chemical substance
Preach is right about permanent makeup. Your both right about the procedures to make them look flawless. Edit- Thanks guys for calling attention to this phenomenon. Loads of people post their location on social media.
A few summers ago, I was in Greece and my mom who suffers from migraines suddenly fainted while we were out on a walk. My immediate instinct was to Google the local emergency contact. That's when I found out "112" can be dialed anywhere in Europe. So yeah, I don't memorize the emergency number when I go to a foreign country but my first instinct would be to check online or ask a local. I think it's different for Americans because a lot of you have a "we're the center of the world mentality" (not without reason) so you might not register things like that straight away.
My first exposure to this being a thing was about 15 years ago. A bruh I knew from college was on social media constantly about what he was doing. Eventually I saw him angry-post how it was f'ed-up that people got into his place and looted it while he was traveling. I felt bad for him but also acknowledged the fact that he was essentially broadcasting to the world way too much personal information. I never had a large Social Media presence (even smaller now than in the past) but that was a great "learning experience". Its a shame people aren't picking up on this and the Social Media sharing has only gotten worse. No one cares about what you are doing or what you have on Social Media except you. The people who do care likely care for nefarious reasons (like the dudes who robbed K304).
Back in high school my friend's mom would never lock their front door. After hearing this, some other friends went to their house and were cooking ramen when the mother came home. She knew them but she started to lock the door after that.
Ironically the media cover Kim K got probably more than made up for the lost value of what got taken from her. That, plus her being able to milk the victimhood for social media was probably priceless to her.
I grew up pretty poor, in a lower socioeconomic area. I had a friend that always had the newest Nike shoes, clothing etc. We went to a friends party and our friends parents allowed us all to have alcohol (it was a 14th birthday party). My friend decided to wear all her new gear. We got drunk and she started feeling sick. Some other girls led her to a room to lay down and rest. She woke up with no shoes and jacket.
I had a friend that was murdered over social media. Really, her baby daddy flashed cash on IG stories. She had a job where she worked in real estate so her contact info was public online. They lured her out, killed her in a moving truck. Found their house, shot him - their kids were also in the home while this was happening. Then left, they got arrested shortly after but it's not worth doxing yourself or "clout" that comes with having some money. This happened before pandemic.
@@user-go2xi7zq5q could have been someone who just hated every real estate stands for and was feeling oppressed enough by housing prices that they felt like killing them was teaching a lesson or something twisted like that.
112 is the usual emergency number for anywhere in Europe. Your mobile phone will direct it to the emergency services even here in the UK although it’s 999 you can also use 112. So that’s all you need to remember.
If an American abroad dials 911 or click emergency call from our cell phone, though? Doesn't our carrier route it to local emergency (assuming we have intl coverage plan)?
@@wonton28 Yup, it’s a bit too technical. Some RedditPost might help as well. But technically speaking it should do so. But when you are abroad your mobile provider is is disconnected and hops into a local provider hence “roaming”. So I would rather say; I don’t know.
Aside from roughing up the concierge these dudes were honestly true thieves. They simply robbed her of valuables and left her in a bathroom unscathed. This could have easily been one of the craziest murder stories.
Sacrificing safety for vain attention is the dumbest trade-off I've seen in recent history 😅 ironically, it's usually done by those who society *deems* is most at risk of violent crime.
One time my husband was going out of town and I posted online about being home alone and upset. He called me and told me to delete the post. He wasn't mad but it was obvious he thought it was unsafe to put it out there that he was gone and I was alone. That was years ago but I've always remembered that situation and make sure I never post about that kind of stuff again. It actually started me on the path of not using social media in general and it's very hard for me to get interested in it again now that I'm never on anymore.
My ex-wife couldn't get it through her thick head when I told her to stop posting on Facebook (that she had wide open to everybody,) that we were at a baseball game a 3-hour drive away from our house with 2 hours left in the game! We're not going to be home for the next 5 hours please come in and Rob us of everything that we own. Stupid ass. She said oh my friends won't Rob us. They might not. But your friend's friends? Hell yeah those scumbags would Rob us!!
@@ashleysanford8645 what I don't get is why people don't just post after the fact. I don't really use social media like Instagram or Facebook anymore but if someone wanrs to do that they can always e.g. Post about how the baseball game was nice after the fact once they're back home.
@@pain_patrick3743 Do you remember when Pokemon GO came out? How often people were lured, ambushed, and robbed? Its insane that no one thinks. You wouldn't go into a bar full of people and had them copies of your ID card - so why share all this personal information on social media?
Posting your location as a celebrity is basically gambling your life away. We've seen nowadays especially with los Angeles robbery is an all time high. Nowadays robbers are robbing the rich.
@@Herbal_lotus Same! We don't have much, but we do have some valuables that would be hard to replace; so I'd rather not advertise when we're not home. Luckily my wife doesn't care a whole lot about social media, so I never have to worry about her in that regard.
Exactly. I have some cute jewelry - not overly expensive, but still, I'm cautious about showing it. When I post things from a trip, it's usually after the fact (meaning I'm not actually at that place anymore when I post the pic), or I make clear that I'm out with lots of friends and my family is still at home - so it's not a target. We have a large dog for a reason. We have an alarm system for a reason. And I'm NOT FAMOUS. I don't have a lot, but what I have - I would like to keep...lol. I believe when it comes to a lot of these people, it's an addiction to post everything and they just don't consider practical safety when they do it.
When Facebook first came out I know a woman who’s home was burglarized because she posted her every move. Her account wasn’t public, only her “friends” could see it. You don’t have to be famous to be a mark.
The one chick saying "it's out job to stay in nice hotels and wear expensive clothes and jewels, what do they expect?" I don't think she realizes her response is part of the reason people don't feel bad for them when they get knocked over.
Facts zero self awareness. This is why I laughed hearing she got robbed. More of these vain ass celebrities and obnoxious rich people might need to get taught a lesson
That "ageist" remark of hers, is exactly why certain people end up being easy marks. Keep generalizing and taking things for granted, only to see how far it gets you. Where there is a will, there's a way, and people are often more capable of doing the things, you think they can't. As a side note... Let me get this straight... These influencers, who at times become very annoyed with paparazzi's finding out where they are and filming them, are shocked when they get robbed after posting their location and abundance of goods?! Oh yeah, that makes complete sense 🙄
Yes. I don't know any experienced travelers that don't carry [maybe not memorize] emergency #, embassy/consulate and other basic info like nearby hospitals and police stations, plus a translator or dictionary. I don't live in the USA any more but as a US citizen you can also register with the state department so that if there are any natural catastrophes, attacks, etc. they know who they need to get out. They are also aware of your travels in case you lose your passport or are a victim of a crime, etc. I also always keep a copy of my passport and other details in the safe of wherever I am staying plus copies of my credit cards, phone numbers, and travel arrangements with friends at home. I don't love the government keeping tabs on me, but I've traveled on my own quite a bit and you have to take precautions, especially as a woman.
I remember it being one of the first things my parents warned me about when using "the Internet" was leaking information useful to burglars and rubbers. Although it's never OK and always a terrible thing that I'd never wish for someone, this is textbook dumbassery. Never underestimate the will of a hungry man
I'm shocked to hear Aba say he doesn't memorize the emergency numbers. I swear he said he was former military and that's one of the most useful tips they tell us when traveling
First thing we were WARNED about (former USN here) is when we arrive at foreign ports, KNOW THEIR VERSION OF 911. Its important because most of the countries we visited actually have lines setup to contact US authorities when it came Military personnel. Secondly, Kim's security detail took a major L when this happened, your not stateside, they should have had their head on a swivel, instead they were just buff idiots.
As a father of a little girl, I am mind-blown by the risk taken by the British gentleman. Risking your own safety is one thing. But risking your daughter's safety, that's just criminal neglect. I am having a hard time believing this man feels anything for his daughter.
I remember not telling other kids we were going on vacation just in case one of them thought it was a good idea to break in while we were gone. People only found out I was on vacation after I had come back, and that's if I felt like telling them.
This is something our family tries to do too. Unfortunately at our church we have a lot of blabber mouths who always seem to tell our business. Because my dad has certain responsibilities, unfortunately we can't just quietly leave, we have to tell one or two people before we go on vacation so that they can cover for him, and for some reason people make such a big deal about it. One time it was even mentioned DURING THE PRAYER😱 My parents joked that it's probably because we're Nigerian, and African people aren't really known for going on vacation, kind of like a "soft bigotry of low expectations" thing lol😅 Meanwhile you don't see some of them for a while, and when you ask where they've been they just nonchalantly go "Oh I was just over in Canada for 2 weeks" like WHAT? How did you go to an entire different continent without anyone knowing?!! It's so frustrating, I know they don't mean any harm, they're just excited for us, but sometimes people just want to keep certain private information to themselves, for safety reasons.
i fuckin love you guys. i dont think id have been able to stay clean and sober during my recovery without you both. praise be! big ups to you both. lolol
Even when I or any member of my family travels, we avoid posting it on social media until afterwards. I know people that have been robbed in other parts of the world just because they were careless enough to post their movements before and during their time away.
I agree with Aba. This isn't a new thing. Whenever I see people flashing their bands online, I'm like "you're drawing so much attention to yourself". Look at Pop Smoke
People used to leave a light on in the house when they went on holiday so that burglars would think someone is home. Now people tell every single person they know (plus randoms) that they are not home. Strange world.
My mom is from the Philippines and when we go to visit, we wear regular tshirts, shorts and flip flops. We dress like the locals because the wrong people can smell that you’re an American. We don’t flash jewelry or fancy clothes not only because we could get robbed but because it’s freaking RUDE.
My friend and I were talking about this, when she went to Columbia to visit her sister she was saying the area her sister lives in, isn’t the safest but it’s fine as long as you walk around in regular clothes, she doesn’t bring any of her fancy clothes with her.
I have a similar upbringing, if I was to flash excessive bling I would get scorn from my people, now they appreciate art but not just showing off wealth, deeds are more valued.
When I went to Manila with the wife people thought I was an NBA player. I dressed down but my stature drew attention. Almost got robbed, what help was I starting speaking Tagalog, they were not expecting it. They went from being my potential robbers to my protection the whole time I was there. I paid them to show me and wife around. Met some of their families. It's always good to learn at minimum some of the native language of the country your visiting.
I’m with Preach on this one. I don’t memorise emergency numbers of other Countries, but I do look them up beforehand. It’s certainly because I had a bad experience in another Country that caused me to call emergency services. But if you’ve not had those experiences I understand why its not something you would do. That said, I know the American and French numbers because I watch a lot of American and French cinema.
It’s so interesting that someone can be so famous and so many people know of them and yet, I don’t know who they are…the world is so big and full of so many things that have yet to be discovered. Wow. People’s lives exist out of my own and that’s cool.
@@MK_ULTRA420 You can watch videos online, it mostly happens at their homes. Robbers take advantage of the fact that most players are at away games for half the year if not more.
I'm with Preach, I look up emergency numbers before I go to another country. I always try to think about worst case scenarios even if you're just going somewhere for a week for fun. That's 7 days of opportunity especially when I travel alone. I wouldn't even want some of my family members to know when I'm going to be away from the house, whether its for a few hours or a few weeks just bc ppl talk too much and I don't know who you know and what kind of people they are. So I can't imagine letting a whole mass of strangers know. We need to reevaluate out values.
19:10 you made the point he been robbed and is on vice showing what securety precausions you have and the 10 seconds later it turns out he has a child in the house wtf 🤦🏾♂️
I’m a huge planner. Especially if I’m traveling in another country with my daughter. I learn numbers, bus stops, currency etc. I’ll even look up on CZcams travel Vlogs to see what the outside of an airport looks like or what the outside of an elevator looks like. I dress down & blendable. I keep my cards & passports separate than my purse or bag. You have to. It’s the smart way of traveling. Kim thought she didn’t have to do that. She has people around her to do that for her, and it seems that during that time she was completely unaware of the danger. I still followed her during that time, and I remember watching her stories thinking wow she’s showing all her jewelry she’s showing where she’s staying at & even said she was alone. Worst mistakes to make while traveling. I remember the first time I went to New York City. I bought a Chanel bag and I stuffed it in my backpack because there was no way I was gonna be walking around with a Chanel shopping bag on the subway 😂 I also will not post exactly where I am until a couple days after I leave!
Social Medias are really helpful to Cartels and Human Smugglers, they show your location and how protected you are. I mean, didn’t you guys hear about people getting robbed at Pokémon spots using the Pokemon Go game. Lol I keep telling people to always hide their location and not post things that are too valuable.
Locking your door is quite a funny thing people do because it's usually very easy to break into someone's house and the door being open or shut doesn't effect that too much. If you really didn't want to break the front door you can get in through the roof easily enough.
3:30 Every hotel I've ever stayed at has had a piece of paper on the desk/ bedside table, listing out the hotel's phone numbers, local police numbers, hospital info and other contacts. I always fold that up and keep it in my wallet. As a traveler, your safety is your own responsibility, knowing what to do when things go wrong is a part of that as well.
I remember 20yrs ago being told do not post ur going on vacation. People will know ur not home and rob u! Or don't walk away from atm/bank w ur $$$ out. So 1 may snatch it from u.
I remember a couple of years ago, here in the UK people were robbing from the homes of footballers because they knew the players were out on the pitch.
Since I started using the internet when I was a young child (before the 2000's), my parents told me straight up "Don't use your real name, never trust anyone, never say where you live or any real world information, you don't know who's on the other side of your computer screen". Maybe it's a generational thing, maybe because the internet now is popular every single one of those good practices is ignored, worse, it's the reverse.
I'm in the highest %ile of wealth in my country and I know that you gotta move like everybody else when out in public. My house and leisure spots might be different, but outside the house you'd have NO idea how I'm moving... With NO social media, except Linkedin. And STILL I hear jealous men talk, I couldn't imagine walking around like with jewelry like you're a king.
I tell a lot of teens, in the Metro Atlanta area, just how easy they would be to rob. Almost all of them take offense, and almost all of them stop doing the shit that make them vulnerable...
My parents always made sure we never posted about going on vacation until after we get back. You're just basically telling people, I'm not home for a while. That and never just leave boxes of stuff you got for Christmas out for the trash, you break down the boxes and put them in the can or a trash bag.
Recently moved overseas and when I got my wedding band I chose a plain small white gold ring. That way I could leave my engagment ring home, show that I would have someone who would look for me cause I am married (heard that this can help with being target for kisnapping), and I wouldn't be a great target cause it looks very plain and not showy or expensive.
Playing in multiple underground hardcore bands we'd roll up to a lot of venues in sketchy neighborhoods and we'd always hear how someone's gear got stolen out of their vehicle. So we always made sure atleast one of us had eyes on our stuff at all times. It's not fair but Aba is exactly right, that's life and you got to learn and adapt.
@@smartyjonez5470 I don’t see how that discredits his very sound advice on how not to get robbed…. It’s irrelevant to the situation at hand so your comment is useless
@@smartyjonez5470 You probably can't even comprehend most Anime concepts, storylines and clearly didn't know that much of them are made by adults, for adults and draw on such unique and raw human conditions and issues that industries like Hollywood wouldn't dare touch on for decades. If it wasn't for Anime, key scenes in the original Matrix film wouldn't exist, literally frame by frame and according to Storyboard Design.
It's a well known thing that bands get their gear stolen, even when playing local shows. One Amp, or one cymbal can be gone in the blink of an eye and that's thousands where I come from. Thousands that struggling bands never have, even popular bands. Still struggling financially, always and forever, because real music and real Art isn't about money and rarely makes any.
That's why my parents are so strict in telling anyone about our where abouts especially broadcasting your where abouts on social media. Coz you never know the intentions of other people..
Aba&Preach out here victim blaming again 🙄
Yes.
braincells of a flamingo
@@AbaNPreach refuse to elaborate. Based!
"Again" like they ever have
Ah look A beta female failing to acknowledge what personal responsibility and common sense is
the fact that robbers are getting interviewed is beyond me lmaoooo
It just shows, this shit was planned by the Kardashians.
That’s exactly what I thought! I actually had to read the title twice to make sure I read it correctly. 🤦🏼♀️
ikr, in most countries, these old men would never see the light of the day again.
Why? Kim and her Mom strong armed Rae Jae into consenting to the release of a sex tape and then the news media and law makers interviewed Kim K.
@@sarahking9475 journalists interview mass murderers sometimes. And most with terrible consequences but they don't care. Most media is just roaches.
One influencer said “ Why would I stop doing it when I’m making money.” That’s the same things these robbers are thinking.
Right 😭
Exactly!
Man! And the cycle continues.
😂😂😂
Facts
I like the exchange of:
Reporter: "Do you feel guilty?"
Old French Guy: "No."
Reporter: "But you know she must've been traumatized, right?"
Old French Guy: "Oh, sure. But I don't care."
Like what did the little reporter girl expect? My man is still robbing people in his late 60s.
... little reporter girl?
@@HolandaChiquita more like little b.
@@HolandaChiquita If you expect a career criminal to show sympathy to his victims, you are clearly deficient in maturity.
@@HolandaChiquita I mean… she’s little, she’s a reporter, and she’s a girl. So he ain’t wrong. Lol
ikr!?🤣🤣
Some of us have grown up being told that you should leave some lights on and have someone pick up your mail when you leave your home for extended periods of time. People have been waiting and watching long before social media. Be mindful thats all.
My parents have always told me this as well
In my psychology and sociology classes we were told via statistics that people are most likely to be robbed during the day in their homes when everyone else is at work, not at night like the movies. I’m pretty sure they still do it even with covid coming into play since they watch your patterns before they rob you.
So yeah anytime you’re not at home, take reasonable measures.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Damm my Nan used to tell me this ☹️💖💖💖
@iCurvaceous the idea is they scope the houses out at night and return during the day. By having your lights on, they won't return the next day. Unless you have them on all night for days. That'll bring suspicion too.
Yup yup. Have someone house sit, or stop by every day switch lights on and off in different rooms, don’t leave your driveway or parking spots empty, the only people who should know you’re leaving are people you trust. All that, just in case.
"She was throwing away money, I was just there to collect" and he's 100% correct
I can’t even blame him, 70 years old and he pulled that off? 😭🤯🔥
We're in one of the worst economic times in decades. Many people are hungry, desperate, and it'll only get worse. So many people have become conditioned to being stupid about security that they'll just announce to the world where they are and even more importantly where they aren't. While they're getting their attention and showing off they're also advertising easy licks to the hungry and desperate. Finding out the hard way why Vanity is a sin lmfao
He would’ve got away with it if it weren’t for those meddling Kardashians
@@dapo3538 you didn't pull anything off if you got caught and you're getting interviewed about it.
@@clutchboi4038 I mean clearly not the case here but hey, Mary Mary Quite Contrary over here
I like to imagine these old dudes just got back together after years of laying low to carry out the fabled “last job” that every career robber must go through in every crime movie ever
LOL!!! Totally!
Underrated comment
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 "If we pull this off, we'll be set for life lads." And of course they have to be British because the British have the best capers. Also love that this was pulled off by old dudes like in The King of Thieves.
One Last Ride.
Similar to Triple Frontier...there's that one crew member who'll die tho
My husband’s friend said “Social media is just a catalogue for theives” and clearly he was right, people out here scrolling through social media, leisurely picking and choosing who to target next.
Shoooot remember the Pokémon go robberies? lol literally setting up lures for more Pokémon to appear in some random area so people would be drawn straight to the robbers.
Saying we have no hope is wild when Kim literally took little to no precautions. Seriously all the robbers did was bully a hotel worker not battle through a team of armed guards.
Accountability is a segs tape to these plastic culture-appropriating witches of Oz.
lol what bodyguard got bodied by a 70 year old man lmfao
@@Hahaaomghedidit facts 🤣
Kim needs to sack that guy
There is no hope for showy narcissists, the way things should be.
@@Hahaaomghedidit lmaooo
This is why I told my daughter to stop checking in on Facebook years ago. Of course she said I was be a paranoid old person. Then her apartment was broke into and her shit was gone. 🤦🏽♀️
That’s crazy
That's funny
What do you mean checking in
@@Swayyy02 there’s an option on Facebook to “check in”, or show your location at the time of your post
Checking in is a Facebook feature to let people know where you currently are. I'm not a social media person but I wouldn't be surprised if most of the other social media platforms have a form of it.
What’s so crazy is how easy they could’ve gotten a way with it if the guy took additional steps to ensure he didn’t leave DNA
The fact that these guys are back on the street so fast is beyond me. Once upon a time you had an ounce of weed on you, you get 20 years.
💯💯💯💯
It's robbery. A much lesser offense than getting caught with a recreational drug. They were probably out within months.
He was released for poor health
Not all of them
Bruh I came up at the tail end of that nd this shit is baffling to me
The Plot
Old Guy 1: "One last heist, for old time sake?"
Old Guy 2: "You old Dog!"
Old Guy 3: "Son of a bitch, I'm in!"
Old Guy 4: "I'm getting to old for this shit!"
I will always subscribe to “Guy 4” 💀💀💀
this is GTA V again
Lmao this had me dead
🤣🤣
@@tiktaktictac 🤣🤣
Publicly posting your location to random strangers, is the stupidest and one of the most dangerous things to do. If you do this you have no concept of danger.
@@denizece3672 okay so an authoritarian state like china or North Korea tracking their citizens every move is better?! These people weren't on LinkedIn, they were flaunting their riches on Instagram. But we can't attach that or your precious TikTok noooo
@@denizece3672 capitalism...the free market has you posting everything publicly. Take accountability.
@@denizece3672 wait wait wait wait. Wtf? What does LinkedIn require for you to create an account exactly? Cus I’m just about to make one
@@denizece3672 capitalism got us here? You should probably touch ground. You’re not infallible Susan.
Facebook...."hold my beer"
I'm very surprised to hear Aba doesn't memorize the emergency number of foreign countries he travels to especially after all the time he spoke about being safe in other countries, and learning some of the language. Also with him being in the military. That's one of the things they teach you, especially if you get stationed or are traveling to a foreign country.
Luckily it 112 all over Europe. Thought the shit was 999
I was about to say I knew there was an international emergency number but I thought it was 119 (it’s 112 like you said)
In some countries its not worth it because they won't do anything about it, or they're a part of it.
But even then It's not like you can't put those emergency number on fast dial
@@leobuana7430 Get a burner phone, put those numbers in on fast dial.
Shared this with my wife and her response was, “Wait, so beating up an human is considered a lesser offense than stealing jewelry and this guy is free while other guys are in jail?”
I’m just gonna say when Aba said that Preach’s 2nd job was judging peoples plastic surgery, I lost it 😂😂😂 that hair flip
I loved it 😂
🤣🤣
THAT PART🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's my side hobby too 😂🤣🤣😅
Lol 😂😆
i once went on a tinder date with a girl from california (keep in mind i'm in portugal and so was she at the time). you know when you share stories on instagram and there's lines on top, the more stories you share, the smaller those lines become? hers weren't lines. they were dots! that's how much she shared. she was sharing everything, where she was, at what time, with someone or alone, EVERYTHING. i knew where she was staying, i knew she was staying alone and i knew her entire itinerary because of instagram and she was 5 feet tall. if it was someone else with nefarious intentions, this would be a jackpot. stop sharing so much on social media. you're just making it easy for bad people to harm you if they want. especially in a foreign country you know nothing about and can't understand the language.
It's too late to ask people to stop using social medias. I mean some of them use the same excuses as people in this video and they aren't even influencers; like not posting just for one day is going to snap them out of existence and people's mind.
Sure go ahead and share everything but be smart about it - maybe do it when you're no longer at that location or events you take the pictures at, or post them the next day, or if you're traveling alone, share them when you're back in your country. But it's all about now, here, in this moment because how are people going to have fomo if I don't show them the fun things I'm doing right now?
that's ridiculous I know someone that do the same thing. The one I know post even a water bottle she bought like everything!! it's too much that i just sometimes laugh when i see her story.
I am surprised you went on a date with her, or did you only realize this after the date or you were just a little desperate for a shag? I would find a woman like her exhausting and not in the good way.
Damn i stopped using social media when I was 16 when I saw so many of my friends posting 100+ stories a day while my Instagram account which is like 6 years old has 120 stories total lol
My dude, why did she even travel there alone?? 🤦🏽♀️
I had a friend who used to post everything she was doing and checking in on facebook all the time. Our group of friends (4 girls) went out one day and she posted where we were and a guy who was obsessed with one of my friends just came to the caffe and would not leave. I was already a private person but that sh*t scared me even more.
Reminds of a verse in a song black qualls by thundercat. Seems to ring true for most celebrities.
“ Just moved out the hood, doesn't mean I'm doin' it good
Wanna post this on the 'Gram, but don't think I should
Is it just for me or am I paranoid?
Gotta keep it on the low 'cause I been robbed before”
I find that shit creepy.../ I have purposely avoided bars if I saw girl in my stories at a particular bar, I used to live next to 6 of the most popular bars/club/cafe...but I've seen it works if they find them cute.., I heard the girls even say " awe" because they thought it was romantic... Why are so many women hard to read....
@@dashotbae1272 I have to listen to that song again
To go to an other country and *NOT* know what is their emergency contact number, whether I'm on vacation or not is wild af to me. There are just somethings you have to know in order to protect yourself for the "What if's" It's not being paranoid, it's being smart and ahead of the bad people you might encounter
As a woman.. I've been stalked too. Not only by an ex but by crazy folks.. No one needs to know where you are all the time.. MAJOR security BREACH.
Then get the fuck offline...dumbass! 🙄
jAJAJJ Shut up and stop dreaming about it
I'm annoyed that because it's Kim Kardashian people drag her for being robbed. As a woman that is the most shit feeling. She was in her house and thought to be safe in a secure place of where she was staying. She's clowned over the money-loss but security definitely should have been better.
@@dhl1276 she was not in her house
stalking though is no joke witnessed it, though one of the worse was a woman stalking a man I knew, 0 legal help from the courts and police, cops just laughed even when the man fled to relatives and she trespassed and had the police called on her by the woman that owns the house, who told her to leave and she just refused, and she just walked into the house uninvited, and yeah thats just the tip of the iceburg
i like how Kim's trauma was mentioned in that video and that studio audience is there for her , but they never mentioned the trauma the concierge faced , from being the guy that got manhandled. not saying she's not traumatized , she obviously doesn't deserve it, but im sure she will come out of this alright compared to the concierge
You're absolutely right. He's probably lucky he didn't get fired! Lord knows he didn't get any sympathy
Imagine thinking about the peasantry.
/s
@@ashleysanford8645 he's working class, that's why
Please look back at the woman who was robbed
send her money to make her feel better
also; don't forget to [consume]
Plot twist, the concierge was in on it 😬
The one moment that opened my eyes was when I was hanging out with some friend of a friend I just met that day. Hanging out on the porch as some car with a nice sound system drives by and the guy says "hmm gonna find out where that guy lives and jack them speakers" I just looked him sideways but didn't say anything. Even when you think no one is watching, there's always eyes on you. And they'll take what you got without hesitation
Definitely memorize the emergency numbers of where you are - I was assaulted in a park when I was in a different country and when I escaped and was running away, I realized I don’t even know who Tf to call, how to talk to the police or report what happened to me. Yeah. Know that shit, you never know what can happen
When you feel you're untouchable, that's when shit gets in your face and reality kicks in.
My father always said to me: "Never think you're smarter than others. There is always someone one step ahead of you."
PS: Aba, the dude at Roscoe's was PNB Rock. He was killed for his jewelry.
Oh shit.
smart is a false concept, its an action not a state of being. And there's no one a step ahead of me since I despise all humans and trust no one, and wait for a reason to go on a killing spree
"oh my God I can't post my expensive shit on social media, we are all in danger" is the most first world country problem I have ever heard
Bro they are literally addicted just like Aba said. It's like saying to a heroin addict stop taking heroin it's dangerous and might kill you.
They can't help themselves.
That is not first world... That is the 1% (rich fucks) of the first world problems...
@@Uber_scorpion u can't be serious rn bro ...
@@Uber_scorpion heroin has a huge effect on ur body's health if withdrawn, but if these npcs would just stop posting they might feel "depressed or anxious"..BUT THEIR PHYSICAL HEALTH WILL BE JUST FINE IF THEY DONT END THEMSELVES!
Don't compare Drug addiction to Attention addiction, 2 different pairs of shoes
@@ycc7142 seriously bro, ive heard the same exuse from ppl trying to quit porn or the fact that porn is addicting , therefore its like doing drugs...no its not , drugs affect u physically and mentally. social media and porn are both just mental addictions not full on chemical substance
Preach is right about permanent makeup. Your both right about the procedures to make them look flawless.
Edit- Thanks guys for calling attention to this phenomenon. Loads of people post their location on social media.
A few summers ago, I was in Greece and my mom who suffers from migraines suddenly fainted while we were out on a walk. My immediate instinct was to Google the local emergency contact. That's when I found out "112" can be dialed anywhere in Europe. So yeah, I don't memorize the emergency number when I go to a foreign country but my first instinct would be to check online or ask a local. I think it's different for Americans because a lot of you have a "we're the center of the world mentality" (not without reason) so you might not register things like that straight away.
getting robbed by a grandpa is crazy
Not really
Age don't really matter, once you have gun pointed at you
Men with nothing to lose are dangerous 😅
Not if grandpa is packing heat
What are they gonna do to him give him a life sentence?
My first exposure to this being a thing was about 15 years ago. A bruh I knew from college was on social media constantly about what he was doing. Eventually I saw him angry-post how it was f'ed-up that people got into his place and looted it while he was traveling. I felt bad for him but also acknowledged the fact that he was essentially broadcasting to the world way too much personal information. I never had a large Social Media presence (even smaller now than in the past) but that was a great "learning experience".
Its a shame people aren't picking up on this and the Social Media sharing has only gotten worse. No one cares about what you are doing or what you have on Social Media except you. The people who do care likely care for nefarious reasons (like the dudes who robbed K304).
Back in high school my friend's mom would never lock their front door. After hearing this, some other friends went to their house and were cooking ramen when the mother came home. She knew them but she started to lock the door after that.
Preach is right. I always memorize the emergency numbers when i travel. You never know what, when or where things can happen.
Pro tip: just be poor so you cant afford to travel
Yeap same here, "prepare for the worst, hope for the best" is an overused mantra for a reason.
@Jayson Roberts Aba asked, 3:45
@Jayson Roberts lmaoooo
Same here also learn the phone number of my own country ambassy if its there.
Ironically the media cover Kim K got probably more than made up for the lost value of what got taken from her. That, plus her being able to milk the victimhood for social media was probably priceless to her.
Yep.
😂😂 Kim K and Megan mickle are such big fake victims and it’s just a clown world watching them cry about nothing it
After reading this comment, I'm thinking what if this was a publicity stunt?
@@meangamevo2058 it definitely probably was
Yeah, because you gotta know there are some idiots out there who donated money to her to recoup the damages.
I grew up pretty poor, in a lower socioeconomic area. I had a friend that always had the newest Nike shoes, clothing etc. We went to a friends party and our friends parents allowed us all to have alcohol (it was a 14th birthday party). My friend decided to wear all her new gear. We got drunk and she started feeling sick. Some other girls led her to a room to lay down and rest. She woke up with no shoes and jacket.
Preach's head and hair flip @1:01 was too perfect I almost spit my cereal at my monitor 🤣🤣🤣
I had a friend that was murdered over social media. Really, her baby daddy flashed cash on IG stories. She had a job where she worked in real estate so her contact info was public online. They lured her out, killed her in a moving truck.
Found their house, shot him - their kids were also in the home while this was happening.
Then left, they got arrested shortly after but it's not worth doxing yourself or "clout" that comes with having some money. This happened before pandemic.
Hm.
Why did they have to kill her, and not just take her money?
That’s so sad
@@user-go2xi7zq5q could have been someone who just hated every real estate stands for and was feeling oppressed enough by housing prices that they felt like killing them was teaching a lesson or something twisted like that.
Are the kids okay or were they shot too?
112 is the usual emergency number for anywhere in Europe. Your mobile phone will direct it to the emergency services even here in the UK although it’s 999 you can also use 112. So that’s all you need to remember.
If an American abroad dials 911 or click emergency call from our cell phone, though? Doesn't our carrier route it to local emergency (assuming we have intl coverage plan)?
@@scarletsletter4466 that sounds like a Google question
@@wonton28 Yup, it’s a bit too technical. Some RedditPost might help as well. But technically speaking it should do so. But when you are abroad your mobile provider is is disconnected and hops into a local provider hence “roaming”. So I would rather say; I don’t know.
Thanks.
yeah mostly
Aside from roughing up the concierge these dudes were honestly true thieves. They simply robbed her of valuables and left her in a bathroom unscathed. This could have easily been one of the craziest murder stories.
Sacrificing safety for vain attention is the dumbest trade-off I've seen in recent history 😅 ironically, it's usually done by those who society *deems* is most at risk of violent crime.
One time my husband was going out of town and I posted online about being home alone and upset. He called me and told me to delete the post. He wasn't mad but it was obvious he thought it was unsafe to put it out there that he was gone and I was alone. That was years ago but I've always remembered that situation and make sure I never post about that kind of stuff again. It actually started me on the path of not using social media in general and it's very hard for me to get interested in it again now that I'm never on anymore.
My ex-wife couldn't get it through her thick head when I told her to stop posting on Facebook (that she had wide open to everybody,) that we were at a baseball game a 3-hour drive away from our house with 2 hours left in the game! We're not going to be home for the next 5 hours please come in and Rob us of everything that we own. Stupid ass. She said oh my friends won't Rob us. They might not. But your friend's friends? Hell yeah those scumbags would Rob us!!
hes a wise man
@@ashleysanford8645 what I don't get is why people don't just post after the fact. I don't really use social media like Instagram or Facebook anymore but if someone wanrs to do that they can always e.g. Post about how the baseball game was nice after the fact once they're back home.
@@ashleysanford8645 I hate this social media generation. People always posting just for validation
@@pain_patrick3743 Do you remember when Pokemon GO came out? How often people were lured, ambushed, and robbed? Its insane that no one thinks. You wouldn't go into a bar full of people and had them copies of your ID card - so why share all this personal information on social media?
I've always been worried about posting locations on social media.
So, It always confused me when celebrities would do it.
That's too dangerous for me.
Posting your location as a celebrity is basically gambling your life away. We've seen nowadays especially with los Angeles robbery is an all time high. Nowadays robbers are robbing the rich.
Same! I’ll post where I went after I’m home or a few days after when I think about it
@@Herbal_lotus Same! We don't have much, but we do have some valuables that would be hard to replace; so I'd rather not advertise when we're not home. Luckily my wife doesn't care a whole lot about social media, so I never have to worry about her in that regard.
Bro u should weirdo people straight up do detective work to triangulate ur location and find u. Its insane
Exactly. I have some cute jewelry - not overly expensive, but still, I'm cautious about showing it. When I post things from a trip, it's usually after the fact (meaning I'm not actually at that place anymore when I post the pic), or I make clear that I'm out with lots of friends and my family is still at home - so it's not a target. We have a large dog for a reason. We have an alarm system for a reason. And I'm NOT FAMOUS. I don't have a lot, but what I have - I would like to keep...lol. I believe when it comes to a lot of these people, it's an addiction to post everything and they just don't consider practical safety when they do it.
When Facebook first came out I know a woman who’s home was burglarized because she posted her every move. Her account wasn’t public, only her “friends” could see it. You don’t have to be famous to be a mark.
Spitting facts again. I dont even post vacation pictures on facebook until I am home again.
The one chick saying "it's out job to stay in nice hotels and wear expensive clothes and jewels, what do they expect?"
I don't think she realizes her response is part of the reason people don't feel bad for them when they get knocked over.
Hm.
Facts zero self awareness. This is why I laughed hearing she got robbed. More of these vain ass celebrities and obnoxious rich people might need to get taught a lesson
That is the job though
@@lidiagizaw3828 and having that attitude about the job is why people don't feel bad.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
That "ageist" remark of hers, is exactly why certain people end up being easy marks. Keep generalizing and taking things for granted, only to see how far it gets you. Where there is a will, there's a way, and people are often more capable of doing the things, you think they can't.
As a side note... Let me get this straight... These influencers, who at times become very annoyed with paparazzi's finding out where they are and filming them, are shocked when they get robbed after posting their location and abundance of goods?! Oh yeah, that makes complete sense 🙄
That was wild. She was so stupid to not get that a life long criminal has skills because he's old and experienced.
@@joeruhe8030 E-X-A-C-T-L-Y!!!
@@joeruhe8030 yes that's exactly what i was thinking. It doesn't matter how old they are, they're still well seasoned criminals.
Beware of the old man in a game where men die young
@@SYN4456 beware of these balls in ur mouth
Yes. I don't know any experienced travelers that don't carry [maybe not memorize] emergency #, embassy/consulate and other basic info like nearby hospitals and police stations, plus a translator or dictionary. I don't live in the USA any more but as a US citizen you can also register with the state department so that if there are any natural catastrophes, attacks, etc. they know who they need to get out. They are also aware of your travels in case you lose your passport or are a victim of a crime, etc. I also always keep a copy of my passport and other details in the safe of wherever I am staying plus copies of my credit cards, phone numbers, and travel arrangements with friends at home. I don't love the government keeping tabs on me, but I've traveled on my own quite a bit and you have to take precautions, especially as a woman.
I remember it being one of the first things my parents warned me about when using "the Internet" was leaking information useful to burglars and rubbers. Although it's never OK and always a terrible thing that I'd never wish for someone, this is textbook dumbassery. Never underestimate the will of a hungry man
I'm shocked to hear Aba say he doesn't memorize the emergency numbers. I swear he said he was former military and that's one of the most useful tips they tell us when traveling
Canadian military...
The military light.
@@KatsuhiroHebi diet military lol
Gluten-free military, if you will.
But if ur in the military no matter where u are y would you not call back to base instead of foreign authorities
First thing we were WARNED about (former USN here) is when we arrive at foreign ports, KNOW THEIR VERSION OF 911. Its important because most of the countries we visited actually have lines setup to contact US authorities when it came Military personnel. Secondly, Kim's security detail took a major L when this happened, your not stateside, they should have had their head on a swivel, instead they were just buff idiots.
"Since she was throwing money away, I was there to collect it" lol France should make that old man a national treasure lol.
😂😂😂😂
It's amazing to see someone w/ all sorts of look at me surgery talk about being all natural. Epic!!!
As a father of a little girl, I am mind-blown by the risk taken by the British gentleman. Risking your own safety is one thing. But risking your daughter's safety, that's just criminal neglect. I am having a hard time believing this man feels anything for his daughter.
I remember not telling other kids we were going on vacation just in case one of them thought it was a good idea to break in while we were gone. People only found out I was on vacation after I had come back, and that's if I felt like telling them.
This is something our family tries to do too. Unfortunately at our church we have a lot of blabber mouths who always seem to tell our business. Because my dad has certain responsibilities, unfortunately we can't just quietly leave, we have to tell one or two people before we go on vacation so that they can cover for him, and for some reason people make such a big deal about it. One time it was even mentioned DURING THE PRAYER😱
My parents joked that it's probably because we're Nigerian, and African people aren't really known for going on vacation, kind of like a "soft bigotry of low expectations" thing lol😅
Meanwhile you don't see some of them for a while, and when you ask where they've been they just nonchalantly go "Oh I was just over in Canada for 2 weeks" like WHAT? How did you go to an entire different continent without anyone knowing?!! It's so frustrating, I know they don't mean any harm, they're just excited for us, but sometimes people just want to keep certain private information to themselves, for safety reasons.
It the fact that this old man, overpowered the security guard, that gets me. Like my man was confident.
16:14 bars preach!!
i fuckin love you guys. i dont think id have been able to stay clean and sober during my recovery without you both. praise be! big ups to you both. lolol
Even when I or any member of my family travels, we avoid posting it on social media until afterwards. I know people that have been robbed in other parts of the world just because they were careless enough to post their movements before and during their time away.
Y'all have social media in Westeros?
@@juliuscaesarsimp3430 🤣
I'm waiting for you to confess... 🤣
@@ZuraiLion still heated
That, or it’s just prime opportunity for someone to rob your home while you are away as well.
I agree with Aba. This isn't a new thing. Whenever I see people flashing their bands online, I'm like "you're drawing so much attention to yourself". Look at Pop Smoke
Rest In Peace Pop Smoke
People used to leave a light on in the house when they went on holiday so that burglars would think someone is home. Now people tell every single person they know (plus randoms) that they are not home. Strange world.
I was once told “ if you share your business it no longer your business, it’s everyone ones business “
4:12 ocean's 11/ now you see me vibes from the old men.
Preach’s hair flip got me good 🤣🤣
Dude YES
My mom is from the Philippines and when we go to visit, we wear regular tshirts, shorts and flip flops. We dress like the locals because the wrong people can smell that you’re an American.
We don’t flash jewelry or fancy clothes not only because we could get robbed but because it’s freaking RUDE.
Same when we go to Trinidad. But some of them have money now
My friend and I were talking about this, when she went to Columbia to visit her sister she was saying the area her sister lives in, isn’t the safest but it’s fine as long as you walk around in regular clothes, she doesn’t bring any of her fancy clothes with her.
I have a similar upbringing, if I was to flash excessive bling I would get scorn from my people, now they appreciate art but not just showing off wealth, deeds are more valued.
Right same in Jamaica when you travel back home dress down
When I went to Manila with the wife people thought I was an NBA player. I dressed down but my stature drew attention. Almost got robbed, what help was I starting speaking Tagalog, they were not expecting it. They went from being my potential robbers to my protection the whole time I was there. I paid them to show me and wife around. Met some of their families. It's always good to learn at minimum some of the native language of the country your visiting.
I'm sorry, I know I shouldn't laugh, but 'At that age, you gotta get your cardio in !' got me ! 😂😂😂
In many countries, calling 911 redirects you automatically to the local emergency number
I’m with Preach on this one. I don’t memorise emergency numbers of other Countries, but I do look them up beforehand. It’s certainly because I had a bad experience in another Country that caused me to call emergency services. But if you’ve not had those experiences I understand why its not something you would do. That said, I know the American and French numbers because I watch a lot of American and French cinema.
All of EU has 112, not terribly hard to learn or to remember
Man, what a time to be alive when you're a robber
Right?
I need a side hustle
👀 Whatchu tryna tell us? 📸
P.S. Can I get a cut? 😂
It’s so interesting that someone can be so famous and so many people know of them and yet, I don’t know who they are…the world is so big and full of so many things that have yet to be discovered. Wow. People’s lives exist out of my own and that’s cool.
1:22 sorry, who’s in Paris?
Cardi B is the OG at this and she should be selling courses teaching women how to rob influencers and men.
Cardi is more dangerous than the influencers; she drugged her tricks AND robbed them. Levels.
Barbs are gonna get you king
@Davemike27 That's the entire point but one gets to stay.
@Diablo Montana I can hold two people in contempt at the same time, it turns out.
@Diablo Montana because women are extremely biased to their favorites😭
This problem is very obvious with footballers. Almost every month I hear about another footballer being robbed one way or another.
Pogba just got robbed right? By like his brother or somethin
At this point I assume the footballers are faking getting robbed too.
This is true stateside as well as across the pond
@@MK_ULTRA420 You can watch videos online, it mostly happens at their homes. Robbers take advantage of the fact that most players are at away games for half the year if not more.
(Usually it’s their wives)
The hair flip after judging though 🤣🤣🤣
If I visit another country, I'm definitely going to know the emergency number...I would program it in my phone.
I'm with Preach, I look up emergency numbers before I go to another country. I always try to think about worst case scenarios even if you're just going somewhere for a week for fun. That's 7 days of opportunity especially when I travel alone. I wouldn't even want some of my family members to know when I'm going to be away from the house, whether its for a few hours or a few weeks just bc ppl talk too much and I don't know who you know and what kind of people they are. So I can't imagine letting a whole mass of strangers know. We need to reevaluate out values.
Same happened to PnB Rock. His woman was broadcasting their location, turning him into a mark.
Yeah she got him boomed
Nah they say the killer was in the parking lot before he got there. In any case, she's bad with opsec
19:10 you made the point he been robbed and is on vice showing what securety precausions you have and the 10 seconds later it turns out he has a child in the house wtf 🤦🏾♂️
I’m a huge planner. Especially if I’m traveling in another country with my daughter. I learn numbers, bus stops, currency etc. I’ll even look up on CZcams travel Vlogs to see what the outside of an airport looks like or what the outside of an elevator looks like. I dress down & blendable. I keep my cards & passports separate than my purse or bag.
You have to. It’s the smart way of traveling. Kim thought she didn’t have to do that. She has people around her to do that for her, and it seems that during that time she was completely unaware of the danger. I still followed her during that time, and I remember watching her stories thinking wow she’s showing all her jewelry she’s showing where she’s staying at & even said she was alone. Worst mistakes to make while traveling. I remember the first time I went to New York City. I bought a Chanel bag and I stuffed it in my backpack because there was no way I was gonna be walking around with a Chanel shopping bag on the subway 😂 I also will not post exactly where I am until a couple days after I leave!
Social Medias are really helpful to Cartels and Human Smugglers, they show your location and how protected you are. I mean, didn’t you guys hear about people getting robbed at Pokémon spots using the Pokemon Go game. Lol
I keep telling people to always hide their location and not post things that are too valuable.
Yep.
Lol Pokemon Go and Human Smugglers, GOTTA CATCH EM ALL!!!
@@MusMasi You think theyll start wearing shirts with that on?
They were the real life Team Rocket. Straight up harming people over Pokémon
@@MusMasi damn, beat me to the punch!
Preach's hairflip😭😭😭
1:01 That was priceless 😂😭
Locking your door is quite a funny thing people do because it's usually very easy to break into someone's house and the door being open or shut doesn't effect that too much. If you really didn't want to break the front door you can get in through the roof easily enough.
Omg preaches “yes” was EVERYTHING. IM GAGGED
This is actually a horrific situation to experience. Don't put your valuables and personal information on social media
3:30 Every hotel I've ever stayed at has had a piece of paper on the desk/ bedside table, listing out the hotel's phone numbers, local police numbers, hospital info and other contacts. I always fold that up and keep it in my wallet. As a traveler, your safety is your own responsibility, knowing what to do when things go wrong is a part of that as well.
that is true.
I remember 20yrs ago being told do not post ur going on vacation. People will know ur not home and rob u!
Or don't walk away from atm/bank w ur $$$ out. So 1 may snatch it from u.
16:03 Preach got me dyin 💀😂
I remember a couple of years ago, here in the UK people were robbing from the homes of footballers because they knew the players were out on the pitch.
Ohh wow
Since I started using the internet when I was a young child (before the 2000's), my parents told me straight up "Don't use your real name, never trust anyone, never say where you live or any real world information, you don't know who's on the other side of your computer screen".
Maybe it's a generational thing, maybe because the internet now is popular every single one of those good practices is ignored, worse, it's the reverse.
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 you get robbed, and they didn't even know who she was. 😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣. That is the height of being a Kardashian 😂🤣🤣🤣
I'm in the highest %ile of wealth in my country and I know that you gotta move like everybody else when out in public.
My house and leisure spots might be different, but outside the house you'd have NO idea how I'm moving... With NO social media, except Linkedin.
And STILL I hear jealous men talk, I couldn't imagine walking around like with jewelry like you're a king.
I tell a lot of teens, in the Metro Atlanta area, just how easy they would be to rob. Almost all of them take offense, and almost all of them stop doing the shit that make them vulnerable...
Hey, at least they listen. For a while anyway.
How would they be easily robbed? Asking for a friend
@@dapo3538 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
My parents always made sure we never posted about going on vacation until after we get back. You're just basically telling people, I'm not home for a while. That and never just leave boxes of stuff you got for Christmas out for the trash, you break down the boxes and put them in the can or a trash bag.
Recently moved overseas and when I got my wedding band I chose a plain small white gold ring. That way I could leave my engagment ring home, show that I would have someone who would look for me cause I am married (heard that this can help with being target for kisnapping), and I wouldn't be a great target cause it looks very plain and not showy or expensive.
Them thugs you know ain't friendly.
Them jewels you rock? Make em envy.
-M.O.P.
The media sucks how am I just finding out grandpas robbed her I would’ve supported this 😂😂😂
Playing in multiple underground hardcore bands we'd roll up to a lot of venues in sketchy neighborhoods and we'd always hear how someone's gear got stolen out of their vehicle. So we always made sure atleast one of us had eyes on our stuff at all times. It's not fair but Aba is exactly right, that's life and you got to learn and adapt.
Aba also watches anime, as a grown man. So there’s that.
@@smartyjonez5470 I don’t see how that discredits his very sound advice on how not to get robbed…. It’s irrelevant to the situation at hand so your comment is useless
@@smartyjonez5470 You probably can't even comprehend most Anime concepts, storylines and clearly didn't know that much of them are made by adults, for adults and draw on such unique and raw human conditions and issues that industries like Hollywood wouldn't dare touch on for decades. If it wasn't for Anime, key scenes in the original Matrix film wouldn't exist, literally frame by frame and according to Storyboard Design.
It's a well known thing that bands get their gear stolen, even when playing local shows. One Amp, or one cymbal can be gone in the blink of an eye and that's thousands where I come from. Thousands that struggling bands never have, even popular bands. Still struggling financially, always and forever, because real music and real Art isn't about money and rarely makes any.
@@climbtheskyspine5748 true
That's why my parents are so strict in telling anyone about our where abouts especially broadcasting your where abouts on social media. Coz you never know the intentions of other people..
Richest people I knew or seen never ever flash theyre money, except when they bought cars.
Plain t-Shirt/Jeans and Dad shoes
Message for the people: Stop letting randoms and new people you meet, know where you lay your head. Stop thinking that the “impossible” can’t happen.
“No one deserves to be put in that situation” yes celebrities need to be more aware.
“Preach’s second job is judging people”
“Yas”
😂😂😂😂😂
Hell yes. If I’m in a different country…I’m mesmerizing the emergency number. You won’t ever catch me lackin’ in a different area code.