LUCKIEST/SMARTEST man at that time

was JOHN DILLINGER! hahaha.. that was the 30's of course..
it was the height of the great depression in Ta-Te..
in the movie Pubic Enemies (hahaha.. couldn't stop myself)
you would consider him to be SOOO smart in which he plans things ahead..
he is always two thousand steps ahead of the police!! haha.. (no joke! haha)
o hindi naman siguro, bobo lang tlaga mga pulis nu-on! hahaha..
kase naman, isipin mo naman, the look out (i think was Homer)
was standing in front of the bank they were trying to rob,
and a COP suddenly comes forward to him to try and disarm him..
eh BOBO, naging human shield tuloy siya.. he planned that all along! im sure! haha
tapos bakit alam na alam ni John Dillinger kung sino yung bank manager?
hahaha.. may info na ba siya kagad dun sa bank, before he robs it?
if so, he really does plan ahead.. like example again, yung exit strategy nila..
alam nilang if they shoot first, there is minimal return fire..

if what happened on film, really did happen in real life..
then the cops those days were as dumb as the cops in Reno 911.. hahahahaha..

ampotrages naman kase!!! John Dillinger was out in the open when Billie was
taken in by the feds.. as in nag lagay pa ng barricade yung mga pulis..
tapos si John andun lang naglalakad, literally out in the open! TRAGIS! hahaha..

and yung sa may last part na.. he even walked INTO the bureau that was
investigating his case!! ISANG BUONG OFFICE working (well not much working
walang tao eh, baka lunch break, haha) in order to bring John Dillinger down!
he even asked for the score on the baseball game dun sa feds on duty..
the feds look at him and said "...." well wasn't sure what he said,
pero he gave the score of the ball game.. TANG INA!
he changed his appearance with just a mustache and red glasses..
HINDI NA SIYA NAKILALA!! NAKTETENG! ahahhahahaha

IDOL KO SI JOHN DILLINGER! hahahaha..

" These few dollars you lose here today are going to buy you stories to tell your children and great-grandchildren. This could be one of the big moments in your life; don't make it your last! "
- John Dillinger