Robin of Luxley, I'm going to cut your heart out with a spoon.

Heist.

Wow, our heist was really in sync there.

We like really kind of nailed it at the exact same time.

It's hard to really lock it in

over over Zoomers. Hello everybody and welcome to an episode of Heist Podcast number 156 of the

true crime podcast without any of that yucky murder. I'm Simon. And I'm Matt.

Sexy voice Matt, according to the lovely fan fan from Tasmania last week. Made my week.

Shout out. But Matt, another episode, another week, another good, good story.

Yeah, I'm feeling good. We've got a fun story. It's a good old time. It's not all dark and scary and bummer,

like some of the ones we've covered in the past. Yeah, man,

it's Super Bowl Sunday. So, you know, we got a lot of activities going on right now.

So many things happening right now. We're going to get this right before the game starts. So

should we just get into it, Matt? Yeah, let's do it. All right.

Heist in the news. All right. So in Heist News, we have a story. It's Fox News article comes in from Steve via Instagram and headline reads, Put the Chicken in the Bag. Arm Bandit robs Rosco's chicken and waffles. We know Rosco's. It's a L.A. staple. It's great. I like Gus's better, but Rosco's is a quality fried chicken and waffle. Gus's is better. I like Gus's more, too. This took a place in Pasadena, California. Pasadena police are looking for an armed robber who hit the Roscoe's chicken and waffles on Wednesday night. The incident happened around 5.30 p.m. on 8.30 North Lake Avenue. Surveillance video taken from the scene shows a suspect walking into the popular eatery without a mask. The maskless man was refused service when the situation escalated. Moments later, the would-be customer pulled out a gun, officials said.

Jeez. Just really taken to the next level there. However, instead of asking for money, he asked the cashier for Roscoe's famous chicken.

I mean, can you pay for better advertising?

I feel like this is a real bizarro burglary because, A, instead of wearing a mask, he was the only one not wearing a mask.

And then instead of asking for the money, he asked for the food.

Yeah, real backwards. Everything's all upside down. He's like the hamburger, but like the chicken

burglar. Exactly. He's pointing a gun at me and just says, put the chicken in the bag. Cook

Robert Gonzalez said, that's like straight heist terminology, just using chicken. He came inside

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