+ "Hey, what's the word for sb who steals things?"
‑ "'THIEF'."
+ "Cool, thanks."
‑ "Unless, they steal it from your house when you are not at home. Then, they are a 'BURGLAR'."
+ "Alright."
‑ "Also, if they steal from you using force then they are a 'ROBBER'."
+ "A robber?"
‑ "But if they don't warn you that they are going to use violence say just, 'hit you on the head', then they are a 'MUGGER'. Finally, if they just steal sth from your coat, while you don't see it, they are a 'PICKPOCKET.'"
+ "I'm out of you!"
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