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I would always see and hear about poor people having their homes broken into and things stolen and I was always like "Why don't you rob someone who's rich?"
Because rich people have better security. Which makes it harder. ๐ฎโ๐จ
Working as intended.
The rich probably live farther away than you do too. So the thief would have to make an investment in additional time as well as resources for travel. If you're a thief of opportunity, you likely don't have the cashflow to over that additional overhead.