We say we don't earn anyone, but mentally we terrorise the fucking life ever.

I mean, I know we did, simply because, you know, that's the nature of the game.

You know, if you go in and you do what we do, there's going to be casualties.

But we try to minimize their effect, we're not taking any guns or anything.

But there's a psychological impact on the people we've got.

There's no doubt about. I'm not going to say we're white and white because we're not.

We're fucking scumbags because of what we did.

But at the time I never looked at myself as that.

I saw myself as a sort of robbing a guy.

I was robbing from the rich, I was robbing from the banks,

and I didn't give a fuck.

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Terry Ellis pulled off one of the most audacious heist the world has ever seen,

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Oceans 11. He and his team made meticulous plans, were police disguises, hired tech experts

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