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  wall street is going to be very interested in this kid.
  if he goes into an industry that can legally steal from the american people, he will have a "successful career".
context: "California teens side hustle that earns him an extra 2000k per month!" >
  
  To be fair: he put a QR code on the ticket which took them to a website where they could pay. That’s a pretty good system! They should hire him. >
  
  On top of that, no one bats an eye when you receive a parking ticket at the beach either. >
  
  Article says he agreed to give back 50 million. Does he just get to keep the other 72 million?? >
  
  Rest were taxes, obviously noone is returning those >
  
  Lol even when you steal the Government gets a cut of the taking. Not a sanctioned transaction and the money was stolen, but wait "muh taxes". >
  
  you think this lithuanian dude scamming google was paying taxes on money he stole, lmao , no chance >
  
  The best black market business people wash their money. Want to know what washing really is? Agreeing to find a way for the government to excuse your income so long as you find a good way to pay taxes on it from their agreed upon revenue ventures. >
  
  This man deserves a spot in Congress! >
  
  They're full with his ilk already >
  
  “unlawful use of a computer system” sounds like a troubling charge of the future. >
  
  Ha ha ha
  Dude this was a huge deal in the '80s
  Isn't this one thing Matthew Broderick was threatened with in War Games?
  And the Phone Phreaks who went on to become computer hackers. Oh boy >
  
  Was Bill Gates one of those phone phreaks? >
  
  No, but Steve Wozniak (one of the inventors behind Apple) was, he helped make the flute thing for spoofing long distance phone calls. He didn't make it, it was a toy, but he helped figure out an alternative use for it. >
  
  The hacker was John Draper aka Captain Crunch since the whistle came from a cereal box. >
  
  I'm gonna watch Pirates of Silicon Valley now because that movie was so awesome and I haven't thought about it in forever until just now. >
  
  NTA if the parking jobs were REALLY bad. >
  
  Fond memories of chilling on my friends' porch on a busy corner in Richmond and either heckling the shit out of bad parking jobs or write passive aggressive messages in chalk for those who purposefully took up two spots and whatnot. >
  
  I heard the speaker of the house job just opened up, we may have found our man! >
  
  Obviously should have made the payment option be iTunes gift cards. >
  
  All parking tickets are fake if you ignore them long enough /s >
  
  To be fair, ive gotten parking tickets and never paid them.  Still live in the city, been pulled over and its never come up.  So its actually true. >
  
  Yeah I got a ticket 11 years ago for riding my bike on the side of the road (on the wrong side). Ended up getting a warrant out for my arrest 10 years later due to unpaid fines. They'll get you eventually, and then you'll have to pay or there will be jail time. They just don't care about them at first. >
  
  How is different from the camera snitch tickets?where if you look online you basically admitted it was you. 
  If the city got a cut of it, they would probably be OK with this whole thing >
  
  How dare you "fraud for thee, but not for me" . >
  
  A+ for effort. >
  
  This kid is going places!   
  Likely prison, but none the less. >
  
  Don't steal. The government hates competition.