How Pickpockets Steal Wallets

[@austinreans]

Prison wallet: also pickable Jason: -_-

[@Crisco557]

“Where are my gloves”

[@Fivetothefive]

Yeah but this time it feels good

[@austinreans]

Now cough twice

[@bridgesce]

I’ve only been to Europe 2 times and all of those times someone tried pickpocketing me. Once was in France and one was in Italy

I think it’s the fedora that gives him his power

[@luxypher7475]

Meet the robinsons type shit but a fedora

[@Davidanjl]

BOY yes

[@majklacik]

It kind does, very distracting

[@jek__]

What he's got on is called a trilby, a fedora is what indiana jones wears. They're very similar in the cap, but fedoras have a much larger brim

[@wr450child7]

Definitely

[@jacksellers3073]

I love how Jason tried to go into James’ pocket😂

[@joelmulder]

Timecode?

[@mrmike927]

6:58

[@fangbjorn0]

I laughed so hard when i saw that

[@TheRealAlpha2]

It would have been the greatest revenge if he'd pulled it off too. But I'm betting if WE saw it then he knew it too.

[@flameboi7104]

I would not be surprised if Jason reached to return it and found that it was stolen back almost immediately.

[@EmilWestrum]

How people actually manage to put things in their back pockets, without a full blown anxiety attack every 3 seconds... is beyond me. Always double tap front pockets every time you stand up gang raise your hands!

[@pauldeddens5349]

I dont live in cities or get to go to touristy places often. But gravity alone pickpockets me on a daily fucking basis. I had to buy pants with zipper pockets (why they arent on every pair of pants is beyond me) just so my phone and wallet stops dumping itself out of my pants every time I sit down.

[@RubyPiec]

dont put anything in your pockets gang

[@NoriMori1992]

Even in a world with zero pickpocketing, I don't understand why anyone would ever keep anything in their back pocket.

[@sozeytozey]

You're far too concerned over your possessions. I double check every now and again, no doubt, but if something goes missing; life goes on. Also pickpockets aren't really that common in most cities.

[@sozeytozey]

@@NoriMori1992 Really? How shit are your back pockets 😂😂

[@Roman-le7yf]

"The Distraction for the Extraction" needs to be the band at HQ

[@Loneliw0lf]

And for us Canadians: "Canada, why do you think we're so nice?"

[@nephicus339]

It'd also make a great t-shirt to point out to someone as you snag their watch or wallet.

[@Maninawig]

Slap it on a shirt and post it at Scamstuff.com

[@Roman-kl3wk]

Hey man we got the same name :)

[@silentassassin47]

I was just thinking the same thing that's genius

[@Nolan2231]

Next episode “How to take someone’s kidney without them knowing”

[@supercowbomb8287]

Nolan2231 I woke up in the bathtub with one of my kidneys missing

[@Tehbigsexy]

How to take someones kidney stones without them knowing

[@sandwichboy1268]

"While they're distracted with that you can make the incision without them even noticing"

[@dio9680]

supercowbomb someone stole your kidney? Well, someone stole my MOMney

[@Kitusser]

chloroform on someone whos hammered

[@howreyou46]

Oh thanks I’m gonna use this for “very legal purposes”

[@joeyweeda3773]

You can steal a watch, but please don't steal my plans! :P

[@coryshannon449]

You haven't pranked a friend by taking their shit goofing with it and putting it back for them to find later?

[@jamiekidney862]

Join me freind

[@penguingy2463]

No officer this is mine

[@stevenpaige2005]

Yes yes, "legal purposes" just making sure everyone's license is up to date officers

[@domonji_bouldering]

Jason inconspicuously looking at Mr. James' pocket at 6:56 and winging it at 7:00 is HILARIOUS! A real gem!

[@liamjones2131]

I saw that, and could've swore it was going to be another pickpocket example.

[@starrmont4981]

I've watched this video twice and I never noticed that haha

[@kohlraedirectioner]

I think my favorite part was how Mr James immediately checked his pocket after because he noticed Jason trying to pickpocket him lol

[@Alexalas1]

"Average cost of medical care for a stab wound" well played

[@skepticallypwnd]

Thanks! That took much more research than I thought it would. (Editor)

[@dennissweeney11]

skepticallypwnd you do a great job

[@calumsherwood8323]

Good job i live in the uk where health care is free. I can get stabbed as many times as i want for free

[@bekk8384]

Calum Sherwood You don’t pay your taxes?

[@majorphysics3669]

Bekk this is the worst excuse, you pay taxes too lol. Our healthcare is just cheaper because it’s not run like a business, one saline drip doesn’t cost 60$, it costs like 2. Also, you guys pay ridiculous amounts for insurance... that you might never use... same thing as paying a bit more on taxes. Paying my taxes isn’t going to make me bankrupt, but getting cancer in the states without insurance would.

[@markb1170]

I was a tourist in Singapore once and was accused by a local of stealing her phone. She thought it was me because I was the only one who got off the bus when she noticed that something was awry. Well, she ran after me to the bus station and let's just say that the pickpocket got away with a phone that day. Poor girl.

[@SkilinerGaming]

When I was in College, at a Gas Station in line someone tried to pickpocket me. They were rather artless, and I felt two fingers reach into my back pocket. I reached back, grabbed my wallet firmly, and turned to give the guy a piece of my mind and comment about how crap he was at pickpocketing. When I turned around though, the dude standing there looking at me was roughly 6'7", and easily over 350 pounds. Basically imagine a slightly shorter version of The Big Show, standing there. I knew I had to say something, but I definitely did not want to start a fight with a guy who looked like he could knock me out cold with his pinky finger, so I kinda panicked, pointed in his face, and said "NO!". It was the only time in my life where someone actually tried to pickpocket me, and to this day I'm thrilled that he had no reaction to my loud proclamation of "NO!".

[@michaeladams3762]

It's like you're telling off a pet being bad.

[@SkilinerGaming]

@@michaeladams3762 I don't know why that was my go-to, but yeah it was pretty much the same reaction I had when my old Rottweiler would jump on people or try and steal people food.

[@firefly5247]

This sounds like something that John Mulaney would do

[@pluto8404]

"NO!! bad pick pocket! No!"

[@AlllSmiless]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@monsterbash9758]

"I'm still using two fingers to go into this pocket." *Brian suppresses giggles* XD

[@DJ_VoiceBox]

"Actually, I barely feel anything"

[@amyshaw893]

People who carry their phones and wallets in their back pocket stress me out so much. Like, I wouldnt have to be subtle, your phone is literally hanging half out, I could grab it and run. I once saw someone sitting down with their phone in their back pockets, and i was confused at how it hadnt fallen out yet

[@ManicallyMetal]

Agreed

[@jacobbenns6090]

Me and my friends will frequently pickpocket each other, it's very fun

[@trevorgray3681]

Samsungs warranty also says sitting on the phone voids the warranty. Could be different now. I read that in their warranty stuff several years ago.

[@j4ff4c3ks1]

Personally i just wonder how anyone bears sitting down with anything in their back pockets, sometimes the flaps or buttons on them already poke at my ass annoyingly, pickpocket vulnerability is just a secondary concern

[@markmcculfor6113]

It's usually teenage girls, it drives me crazy

[@DanteYewToob]

One cool trick I used to use in Jamaica... Just reach down your pants and give your pocket a single twist if you can. It works great with larger pockets and literally seals and makes it impossible to reach in or get anything out without fixing the pocket first. When you want your stuff, just adjust your body a bit, reach into your pocket and untwist it from the inside of the pocket instead of going down your pants again. It's a pretty awesome and impromptu trick that works especially well for men, or other clothing with larger pockets, and doesn't cost anything or require any setup or anything like that. You can very quickly and easily seal your valuables before entering a crowded area like a subway or busy street and undo it just as fast. You can pretend like your tucking in a shirt and do the twist, or try to twist from inside the pocket... It really does work great if your pants are tight enough to keep the pocket twisted, but not so tight that it's impossible to undo. Hope this helps someone. It's a neat trick and if it can stop someone having their stuff stolen, that would be awesome.

[@williamturner6192]

Cool.

[@pedrovisgueira]

Thanks

[@johnbeauvais3159]

8:06 I remember reading about a guy who snuck into an event by saying loudly "I think someone stole my ticket" so everyone would check their pockets and purses to ensure they have theirs. Instantly you know the locations of tickets of 5-6 people so you can lift one and sneak in.

[@samuelgarcia3989]

John Beauvais thats really cool

[@carlangelo653]

Works both ways actually. Me and my friends saw what we suspected to be a pickpocket, and just before he was about to reach in to get it, on of my friends screamed "Ah shit! I think I dropped my wallet!" the victim quickly checked his wallet and pushed it deeper into his pocket. And the attention psyched out the thief.

[@snowjix]

@@carlangelo653 Thats awesome, could have distracted him and picked his pocket and given the victim his stuff back. :) I can imagine right??

[@sockscav]

Snowjix he said it was just before he the guy went to grab it. He wouldn’t of stole it yet.

[@Ghost-gj1bx]

I think it's from the Alex Rider series of books.

[@PlanetRylosIV]

4:20 I love how James is soooo comfortable being in other people's pockets that he just puts the phone right back without handing off. LOL

[@starrmont4981]

And Jason is tricked into helping him once again lmao

[@PlanetRylosIV]

@@starrmont4981 Your recent response to my relatively ancient comment (within social media) proves that time is irrelevant. Relatively speaking.

[@galileoleo13]

That moment at 6:59 where Jason tried to steal his phone

[@ankeshsrivastava4736]

Leonard M i just noticed it lmao 😂

[@malgorzatakawken]

I saw it on my first watch, It would of been absolutely hilarious if he got away with it

[@LlZARD25]

looks like they cut out what happened in the end too, probably something awkward

[@jlchambe77]

When I travel, I use a “throw away wallet”. I keep my cash for the day in the wallet (but nothing important), I will use the wallet, but if someone swipes it, I don’t really care. And in a mugging type situation, I have something to give them to make them feel like they won. I like to throw in foreign currency that looks like $$$.

[@xiaseth52900]

The john mulaney bit. You want 50 bucks, go get it!

[@90sNostalgiaNerd]

Yeah I have a decoy wallet on me with several expired/cancelled cards and a small amount of cash in it.

[@jessegardner33]

@@90sNostalgiaNerd some prop money would be better drop the wallet and get the hell out of dodge

[@mackhomie6]

Then you only lose a couple buckd... And every ounce of pride

[@MrGhostTheBigRoast]

@@mackhomie6 remind me how pride saves you from getting stabbed and subsequently paying ~20 grand usd...

[@JackSilver1410]

Reminds me so much of when I used to play Rust. A friend and I would pick a base and head there close to sundown with... not the best gear, but good enough that someone would say "I'd have that." We'd engage and skirmish a little with the occupants of the base we wanted and as night fell we'd run off into the dark. The trick came with the third participant, who was staying low and out of the way, watching the base. Light would shine through walls in Rust Legacy, so while the people in the base prepared to repel a raid, they would run around with torches and flashlights, moving all their stuff to a single "secure" location. The lookout would mark that location and when the target group logged out, we'd come back and c-4 our way right to their treasure room that they so kindly showed us.

[@zerovking7629]

I got robbed by group before in rust when I was very new to the game (2 hours) and when I logged off after building my first base and putting some random stuff in the singular chest I had I came back only to find out my whole base got destroyed and the only thing left was my items on the ground with some taken so after that I just went back to playing tower defenses

[@JackSilver1410]

@@zerovking7629 It was a rough game. I was fortunate enough to be found and taken in by a group and actually taught the game. It was a hell of a roller coaster. Few things matched the high of successfully defending or raiding a player's base, and nothing was more soul crushing than logging in to find all your stuff gone. Still, I had a great time and some fond memories.

[@chattymatt]

I really like that you guys put up a video about this specific part from the last video. It annoyed me that there was some very un-explainable footage missing about to how the wallet swap had occurred. Thank you for making this one.

[@lavie1542]

I appreciate this Totally KZbin Complaint Guide For Educating The Public On The Signs And/Or Potential Dangers Of Pickpocketing (PART TWO) that'll totally not tell me how to pickpocket and help me defend myself from the ruthless pickpocketers

[@rayafk8502]

Lavie154 and I am very thankful for this beautiful comment that is spreading positivity and love across the platform

[@f1rebreather123]

Have you seen my wallet?

[@skepticallypwnd]

Thanks! I thought it was clever. Still think it could be mildly more verbose, but it works. (Editor)

[@kellynolen498]

Yeah well knowing how its done is the best way to know how to protect against it

[@Official_MikeyT]

My friend once picked my pocket and swapped my phone for his as a joke because we had watched a pick pocketing video a few days earlier and had started a weeklong theft challenge to see who's better at it. Anyways once I realized I moved in to swipe it back and replaced it with a cardboard calling card thus putting me in possession of both phones before tossing his back to him. I think the only reason why it worked is because we were equally unskilled at it so neither of us was able to pick up on the now obvious in hindsight, giveaways to each grab.

[@NotLilWien]

"How to get out of jail after trying to pickpocket someone"

[@MsJavaWolf]

Just watch the lockpick lawyer episode. The only lawyer that will get you out of jail by any means necessary.

[@peter_smyth]

Phone your good friend Michael Scofield.

[@Blazian_Bruh]

Next video: How to steal somebody's pants without them noticing.

[@emittlame8095]

Skyrim

[@yugimon1208]

You just got be Nimble

[@MrKamei]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@purplerange210]

Modern Rogue: How to kill someone, Brian- "KZbin this is a video on how to protect yourself from getting murdered"

[@speedreader2660]

Rogue*

[@walruslover3317]

Buddy. It's literally in every single KZbin video on this channel. It's rogue

[@Kristian179]

with their special guest OJ Simpson.

[@purplerange210]

@@walruslover3317 Im so sorry I misspelled Rogue and made you take time out of your day to correct me 😩 thank you

[@walruslover3317]

@@purplerange210 no problem bud I appreciate u clearing up the mix-up

[@StarDarkAshes]

The having a partner to hand off to thing is so brilliant. This is sort of how we used to sell LSD at Grateful Dead shows using 3 different partners. The person asking strangers quietly if they want LSD would NEVER carry the LSD just in case. If someone wanted the LSD we would take them and offer them to share a joint and once they smoked with us or we talked to them a bit and were sure that they were not police, only then would we continue. Once they told us how much they wanted one of us would get up go over to the holder of the quantity and get only what the customer wanted and then return to the circle. Then we would give the people their acid. Or if there only were 2 of us , one of us would have some other friend holding the doses come up to act like they were just sitting at the circle next to the buyer. We had hand signals that specified the number of hits or sheets. The right hand meant single doses. The left hand was full sheets. So 3 fingers on the left hand meant 3 full sheets. Rarely did anyone need a strange amount like 15 hits, but if that happened we would just really quickly say “18” . It was brilliant and worked every time.

[@oz_jones]

"Allegedly"

[@goatness]

Early on in this video I thought it would be clever to have a mousetrap in my back pocket that's disguised to look like a protruding wallet, but then James brought up stabbing.

[@cmck362]

Deep front pockets and put a balled up plastic bag on top in your pocket. It should be hard for them to pick without talking to you and the plastic bag will hopefully make noise and confuse them while they're digging. The bag should also fall out if they pull something out that is deeper than it. That's the best I can come up with to stop the technique used here.

[@regularusername5516]

Personally, I keep my phone in my front chest pocket and my wallet in my front jeans pocket, and I keep my hand gripped on to my wallet

[@FreeER]

How about a bright red dye bag? Sure it might stain your clothes, but if it's a good dye they'll literally be red handed for quite some time xD

[@johnwalker7592]

One of those springy leather latching coin pouches sit above my wallet.. Same idea as the plastic bag. But with change.

[@TedH71]

There's such a thing as pickpocket proofed clothing. Check this out: www.clothingarts.com/products/pickpocket_proof_adventure_travel_shorts

[@yearls]

A few years ago, during a visit to a nearby town, it was very busy, there were loads of people. I felt something move in my coat pocket, figured my phone was vibrating, reached into my pocket and got the fright of my life. Someone else's hand was in my pocket, I quickly grabbed my phone and turned around. I guess they got scared because I was now aware someone was trying to steal my phone. Lesson learned, now I always pay attention to everything in my pockets, at all times. And keep my distance from everyone :D

[@donniemontoya9300]

6:54 The gears start turning in his head.

[@eycksampaio2754]

like eminem says: You only get one shot, do not miss your chance to blow This opportunity comes once in a lifetime

[@jcskarambit]

What is missing is the explanations of being aware of your personal space and how to control it. Pickpocketing is hard when they can't get close. Would love to see you guys talk to a cop like person about stuff like blading off.

[@MurasamexD]

The real explanation for the jasons 's wallet was still cool, but lamer than i had thought. Brilliant episode

[@ArcticDracoX]

It technically *was* a switch between Brian's wallet and the duct tape, just not the way we imagined it.

[@heavens.sorrow]

@@ArcticDracoX Jason, not Brian.

[@ArcticDracoX]

@@heavens.sorrow I really don't know why I said Brian. I know the difference between the two, and it was even spelled out on the screen in both flashbacks. Ignore my stupidity there

[@heavens.sorrow]

@@ArcticDracoX Lol. We all have those moments.

[@gustavgunz1877]

I still don't get can somebody explain plox

[@Run_doggo_run]

Jason just constantly checking his pockets is an absolute mood

[@zxcbvnm90]

How pickpockets steal wallets: Physically. How Brian steals from my wallet: Offers a limited edition coin for sending him a digital $100....

[@ModernRogue]

haha-- Thanks for your support, my friend! Really excited about starting this new chapter.

[@echelon5162]

Schlatt coin?

[@MartinLeong25]

*that bastard*

[@deergod8292]

When the pickpocket distracts his victim by giving him his phone but the “victim” runs away with his phone. *The ultimate “no u”*

[@Rom0.5]

Pickpocketting lectures made me so much better as a magician when I began. Their awareness about attention, eye contact and the inconcious psychology with all these things is sooo valuable for a magician, but also in everyday life, for avoiding conflicts etc. Love this art.

[@thisiscait]

Average cost of medical care for a stab wound in Australia: $0.00. But it's certainly just as unpleasant, so the advice still stands!

[@o0Avalon0o]

Also, turning into a loud "Karen" in even a small crowd can sometimes save your life from a mugger while they're still in the Approach Phase. Drawing attention makes them uncomfortable & more likely to move on to their next area without engaging.

[@ComradePhoenix]

Finally, a use for Karens!

[@aaronstorey9712]

one problem with your theory... they are too busy looking for your manager

[@shubinternet]

I once had some thieves on a train in Amsterdam try to steal my computer bag, while I had my computer out and was using it. I picked up my computer in hand, yelled at them as loudly as I could “THIEF!!! YOU’RE STEALING MY BAG!!!”, and since I am extremely loud when I want to be and can hit 130db, I was clearly heard throughout the entire train station. So, they quickly dropped my bag and ran. It was a nice bag and I didn’t want to lose it.

[@flick4556]

This guy is the definition of why I have trust issues

[@yoinkydoinky7251]

6:55 dont act like you didnt try to pull something off😂

[@axltxl]

Another trick is someone shouting "Somebody stole my wallet!" in a crowded place [subway, bus, market, etcetc...].

[@powderedwater4742]

how to not be pick pocketed: use velcro pockets

[@sylvie_on]

*riiiiiiipppppp*

[@emittlame8095]

I got zippers

[@tropicalvikingcreations]

XD it is funny and harder, i get the meme.... but I've succeeded twice. I'm sure some pro can figure something out. Easiest way is to use a tool, for example get something like a scissors and pull up a little and slowly close it while gently pulling or tilting. That said it's pretty obvious still and easy to be caught so this won't work but just saying it's not full proof.

[@MM-vs2et]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rISuZKCXpp12r80

[@mumim785]

Zippers

[@billieguy9801]

For new guys watching this, this guy is in the intertainment industry and a pro, so when you try this for devious reasons don't blame KZbin when the guy your trying to rob beats the crap out of you and you still go to jail 😂

[@nikkovaldez3202]

I absolutely love this show. Everything from The Modern Rogue is pure gold.

[@ModernRogue]

thanks!

[@palomitaperez8140]

Your welcome

[@yurpaderp]

Thanks Modern Rogue, I won't be late on my bills ever again

[@maxwellnelson722]

Modern rogue: this is how you WOULD steal someone’s wallet KZbin monetizers: you’re on thin fucking ice buddy Edit: spelling

[@larusmarinus]

Getting into the KZbin's bubble

[@WeirdPros]

YOU DONT CONTROL MY LIFE, SUSAN

[@Justsomerandomguy]

Rogue* !!!

[@maxwellnelson722]

Renny whoops

[@startedtech]

Ah, the modern rouge

[@vin8417]

THANKS!!! I've been looking for so long, and finnaly found this tutorial on how to steal someone's phone/wallet without them knowing. Amazing Vid! Will definitely be using these tips.

[@vonriel1822]

"Where are my gloves?" Beautiful

[@KuldeepSingh-dc3fm]

Hi there, 1 month ago i had no job. Thanks to these 3 dudes I'm earning right now.☺ Good luck to you.❤

[@kp5602]

Id love a "how to avoid getting pickpocketed" episode at the end of this series

[@trevorgray3681]

This is the reason I developed a habit of checking pockets every time I go into or out of a building or getting in and out of my car.

[@WolfBerserker13]

I suddenly appreciate my absurdly deep pockets and spastic reaction at the slightest human contact

[@oz_jones]

A fellow Diablo enjoyer, i see you

[@ChibiKeruchan]

3:35 I'm sorry.. but in the modern world. we have this so called "Social Experiment Alibi." this is when you have a friend recording everything somewhere. if you succeed on pick pocketing , you move on to the next target. if you got caught you point on to your friend who are filming and says... "I'm sorry this is a social experiment video for youtube". and give the wallet back while both you and your target are laughing. LOL

[@sfishing3801]

I would beat your ass before you start talking if I catch you pickpocketing me

[@s.a.8548]

@@sfishing3801 Sure tough guy lmao

[@leronnipper8847]

@@s.a.8548 I don't know bro, he's holding a sniper in his pfp

[@s.a.8548]

@@leronnipper8847 Let me change my pfp to a man holding a gun real quick lol

[@zerovking7629]

If someone was dumb enough to do that on me I won’t care if it’s a “social experiment” you just tried to take my wallet without my consent so either way I’m gonna slap you with my wallet

[@TheRealAlpha2]

This is why wearing long shirts and being averse to physical contact is a good thing.

[@yv334]

Got my Raycon earbuds in the mail today! Used the promo code. They really are great and I got them two days earlier than expected!

[@Sir_Uncle_Ned]

"My card is in your back pocket." - You smooth little!

[@wism881]

Great video, good content. This channel is going places. Big time kudos. I was a little afraid this might go to shit with the money and HQ coming in, but nope! Hope to see some more physical stuff like the parkour or fighting videos. Average cost of a stab wound where I live: USD/EUR/CNY/CAN/AUD 0.

[@ModernRogue]

thanks!

[@cosmicbrambleclawv2]

The one and only time I pickpocketed was to my friend at work and it was HILARIOUS 😂 I had made him a custom knife lanyard and he was notorious for putting his OPEN knife in his back pocket after cutting a box open. So just to see if I could I pulled his knife out by the lanyard and it took the man almost 40 minutes to realize his knife was missing, and then after a frantic search I couldn't help but laugh and told him what I did and it blew his mind (he was also super proud of me cause between the two of us he's the deviant and I'm the goody two shoes 😂)

[@RITCH232]

So, ok I watched this episode right when it came out and now i'm realising that I used this knowledge to stay safe. So in my country and city we don't really trust cops, I was approached by one who was asking me about how to get something from their phone (something about a password I believe), and the moment they came near me I made a full scan of what I was carrying at the moment, cellphone, wallet and backpack. The entire time I was conscious of their movements, the content of my pockets and not a single second I grabbed or touched their phone, nothing happened besides me helping them but putting this knowledge to work it's very interesting tbh.

[@bigmikeonyt]

do you ever just notice how easy it would be to pickpocket someone's back pocket while walking up stairs behind them?

[@MysterySteve]

Now, if I see those signs, I'm going deliberately check the wrong pockets

[@timassgoblin]

I'd want to be friends with him, but never hangout with him...

[@Alshevano]

That’s crazy, I’ve been paranoid since I was a kid and always kept my stuff in my front pockets.

[@Runoratsu]

I have a hard time getting my wallet out of my pocket myself usually, it's so full of junk, and I'm fat. I think I'd be a bad target most of the time.

[@profviral]

I would think an easy way to case a joint or a mark would be to "accidently" break your pair of glasses/saying that you did/ forgot to bring them to the mark, faking farsightedness to ask either for help seeing the directions (taking a lot of time "confirming" them) or not raise suspicion when you pick something from the person's coat you "accidentally" knocked off from their chair or wherever

[@justin96990]

"Hey, look at my phone while i take your money" this is my opener

[@SilaDrenja]

that's why I always have my hands in my pocket and I constantly subtly check if everything is there. when I talk to someone I do a handshake but always from time to time my hand is in my pocket.

[@gamethogic3751]

I took a dudes wallet with a chain in it and followed him with it in my hand and eventually put it back and said be careful your wallet is falling out lol

[@zahktuthalxalyrion6364]

I feel like the chain is more deterrant than anything. Because unless the clasps on both ends of the chain happen to also have locks and require a key to remove, it's still super doable to sneak away with a chained wallet.

[@JB__001]

Love how they are promoting this 👍🏼

[@andrewsykes43]

Next video "How Criminals Steal Cars"

[@justingould2020]

I would totally watch that.

[@samuelabreu4349]

I would totally that.

[@elonmuskisthicc7133]

I Would that.

[@eken81]

This made me remember a teachers vacation film from a subway platform. My teacher were filming his friend in front of him walking along the platform, when a guy spun around and started following the friend, in front of the camera. No pickpocketing happened because he figured out he was being filmed. This was pre-smartphone times.

[@overkill107a7]

I’m watching this to be able to protect myself, yeah that’s what I’m gonna go with

[@futureboyy4422]

Don't get aressted

[@gold264]

The problem is when somebody noticed that your pick pocketing them, and he runs away with your phone

[@samuelmullis1110]

I think I got a FBI agent watching all of my activities after watching this.

[@TheRealAlpha2]

If you're watched Modern Rogue for more than a couple of episodes you DEFinitely have the FBI watching you.

[@isaaccool3183]

@@TheRealAlpha2 who's watching the modern Rouge

[@blakeluccason9971]

That's most of the views bud

[@trevorgray3681]

You think that's bad. I watched a talk on getting stuff passed tsa and then watched a video on sending false signals so planes show up on radar where there are none

[@philrawson3355]

When I was in the Louvre, there were signs in the room for Mona Lisa warning against pick pocketing, and it was very obvious in the room who was doing it. The next day, the workers of the Louvre went on strike because the problem was so bad and nothing was really being done about it.

[@shotgun3628]

6:56 jason goes for his phone XD

[@carlo4393]

ProTip before stealing wallets: You have to make your friend record you while stealing pocket so if you get caught, you will say " This is a social experiment there's the camera right there" and get away with it, but if you succeed move on to the next target.

[@nickbeegle7612]

Jason is looking so good. Did he lose weight or something? He looks amazing!

[@mute8s]

Yeah in a previous video he shared that he stopped drinking.

[@vertex546]

Russian push ups.

[@8lackangel745]

"Where are my gloves?" Is so underated defenitly the best one liners

[@ismokenerfdarts4695]

I trust literally nobody and always walk with my hands in my pockets on my phone and wallet

[@codyhawley5234]

And telling potential pick pockets exactly where your stuff is

[@zahktuthalxalyrion6364]

@@codyhawley5234 Except if his hand is ALWAYS there when walking around, the pickpocket is likely to decide on a different target. It's all about the easiest targets.

[@dinamush1342]

I tried the watch one on my friend today and her face was priceless

[@djstudios3295]

Be honest, this wasn’t recommended to you, you searched for this

[@sensei-bibba]

Thank you KZbin for putting this on trending very cool!

[@user-vn7ce5ig1z]

• 2:29 - Even if that's a cheap phone, you're still risking losing it for what might be a few dollars (or these days, nothing), especially if you get busted. You'd need to be able to convert credit-cards and IDs to make it worth it. • 5:02 - Tell me about it! 😉 😀 5:44 - Poor Brian's so confused right now. 😛 😂 • 7:39 - (1) What about credit-cards, ID replacement, identity theft, ruined credit, etc. (2) Many stab wounds heal for free.

[@jonramstead3051]

Bro... You can tell how REALLY dexterous his hands are when he does that maniacal Mr. Burns hand movement! Dude's a fucking professional.

[@JamieAubrey]

7:00 I see you Murphy

[@ZME-957]

7:00 I’m just discovering these guys, but this attempted revenge was amazing

[@teegeez369]

Exactly they never addressed it but he definitely caught him lol

[@coffecat5383]

Plot twist the pickpocket was actually being pickpocketed😏

[@thediamondstewyt8260]

This would work way too good on me, I literally didn't notice that someone had taken a big ass mirror out of my room for 2 days.

[@fsmoura]

Arrest this guy pronto and never let him out; he's too dangerous to be let roaming around! ( oДo)

[@grogyan]

I was in Bareclona last year on a short trip, and there were pickpockets everywhere. From the Magic Fountain, to peddlers ready to take advantage on naive tourists.

[@joshuaspath6923]

“Phones sticking out of pockets” So pretty much every teenage girl with their phone in their back pocket. Edit: didn’t think I had to clarify that I don’t mean anything against women. I’m just saying they’re easy targets.

[@MmeHyraelle]

Every women clothing with minuscules pockets. My hands don't even fit in.

[@multiplebees]

so would you rather have them with their phones at their faces? or always in their hands?

[@supercowbomb8287]

mild melon wdym I’m having a stroke reading that

[@multiplebees]

supercowbomb Would you prefer that teenage girls instead carry cellular devices in their hands at all times, at which they would likely be prone to look at their screens more frequently?

[@cetkat]

Honestly, the biggest reason I try never to put my phone in my back pocket has nothing to do with losing it to a pickpocket, but to the toilet. Every woman knows at least one person who learned that the hard way.

[@SkunkLard]

Since i can't afford to be a Patron, i try not to click away before the sponsor plug is up... Ya hear that YT!? Give these men money!

[@kawaiispaghet3134]

best way to steal is to go to someone pull a dagger and say " *your money or your life* "

[@zahktuthalxalyrion6364]

Well...depends on who you've pulled a dagger on. They may know enough self defense techniques to get out of that without serious injury, then pull a firearm on you.

[@rainbowruler6453]

Yeah, but the person could also have a knife in their back pocket

[@kawaiispaghet3134]

Are these ppl seriously answering my joke

[@rainbowruler6453]

@@kawaiispaghet3134 Your “joke” was intended for the audience not for you. It wouldn’t be a joke if you only found it funny

[@2averagenoobs108]

Yes, keep everything in your front pockets, and do not let people get close to you, not only cus they can pickpocket you, but they can also hurt you.

[@Platinum_Tugboat]

6:55 - 7:04 Whats Jason up to? And what was cut out? Lol

[@leaprana5563]

I really wonder if he managed to get it. Probably why they cut it out 😂

[@FedJimSmith]

in some countries, thieves slashes your pockets or your bags without you knowing it

[@yourclassmate4363]

*"How to get free enchanted sword,pickaxe,armour and etc."*

[@sirgeorgioalastrata4104]

Raid someone's base lol

[@lukedemarco3420]

Love how Jason was trying tot steal something back from James the entire episode

[@simonockas]

Guess I'll become rich... by fully legal labor of course.

[@polskapro._.]

I went to Paris over the summer and there were so many people chasing my family and I. I felt someone dig into my pocket after bumping into me, and I felt it