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Pro tip for scammers: Don’t steal from a tip jar while the person who’s getting the tips is live-streaming. And don’t have a mother who knows she raised you better.

That’s, at least, allegedly the case with the man who took $30 from Muhsin Sarac, a Baltimore-based food vendor who broadcasts his work on streaming platform Twitch.

As shown in a video posted on March 27, a man came up to his hot dog stand and tried to rob him while pretending the cash was his.

After the customer asked for one with “everything,” Sarac got to work. Then, about two minutes into the video, the man took the money and said he was going back to his car for money, because he didn’t have enough to cover “extra everything.”

“Did he steal the money?” Sarac asked his audience on Twitch. “Did he steal or not, guys?”

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