epilogue. All right. That was a big information dump and a real fun time with our perfect

heist. I think we could pull it off, side. Yeah, I mean, like there's a few moving parts. I'm

kind of questioning whether we could pull it off or not. Like, I don't know my way around the

dark web. I don't know the ins and outs of acting people to act sketchy. I'm a little bit terrified of

driving a car through a brick wall. You don't know the ins and outs of asking someone to be

sketchy. It's pretty straightforward. I'm a little bit worried about our friend emoji man and

if he's ever going to like live it down. Well, what if emoji man just continues his art career

becomes a massive artist and

doesn't even need us anymore? It is the perfect heist. Of course, of course. It's the perfect

heist. And it's probably worth like recapping a few things about all these chapters. Obviously,

it goes without saying, but heists in the movies are far different from heists in real life.

In every heist movie, there's always something that goes are far different from heists in real life. In every

heist movie, there's always something that goes wrong. Can you picture something in our

heist that would go wrong? Absolutely not. It's perfect. It's perfect. Yeah. It's flawless.

I would say outside of you getting wrapped up in university or me getting killed in jail,

you're just going to be a party maniac and me getting murdered in jail. I think

it's pretty tight. It's pretty tight. Hiring people on the dark web to act sketchy definitely would

not have any repercussions whatsoever. You don't think that people that professionally act

sketchy aren't trustworthy, so? I don't know if there is a professional act sketchy career.

I think sketchy people are just sketchy. They're not playing

sketchy. I think it goes to show just how complicated our heist we laid out and how long it took,

how much dedication and commitment it would actually take to pull it off. Really? So just how

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