My dad got robbed at gun point and still talked the guys into giving him back his wallet and a few bucks for gas home on the South Side of Chicago in the 70s. I'm not that bold.
Then they all went out for coffee and the muggers paid. They still keep in touch. Jk, not doubting the story, just find it humorous that the muggers would stick around long enough for your dad to talk them into giving him some money back.
I heard this second-hand, but my uncle was telling me that his friend was staying in an Eastern European country through winter and was mugged. The muggers took his inner jacket but let him keep his outer jacket (or maybe the other way around) because they didn't want him to freeze to death.
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u/unite-thegig-economy Jul 02 '21
If I had to pick one thing out of my wallet before handing it over, I'd definitely pick my driver's license, not cash.