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A person who skips the boring part where you pay for things.
means Someone who takes property that isn't theirs, usually quietly and without permission.
from From Old English theof, the same root that gives us thieve and theft, prowling through English since before the Vikings made stealing a career.
Legal cousinRobbery adds force; theft just takes.
Patron ironySaint Dismas, the repentant thief, guards prisoners.
Thick asThat phrase implies thieves trust each other most.