Story book I brought you an article about Chaplin's witty response to robbers:
However, he said to the robber, "the money is not mine, but my boss's." Since you took it, my boss must think I embezzled public funds. Brother, I want to discuss it with you. Please shoot my hat twice to prove that I was robbed. "
The gangster thought that with the money, this small request could of course be met, so he fired two shots at the hat.
Chaplin pleaded again: "Brother, can you put another bullet on my clothes and pants to make my boss more convinced?"
All the simple-minded robbers who were carried away by money did so, and all six bullets were shot. At this time, Chaplin struck out with his fist, stunned the robber, got back his wallet and left with a big smile on his face.
A witty person can often get out of trouble by himself.
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Chaplin's gangster wit