Idiot dressed as the Joker steals tips from Toronto restaurant

What’s perhaps most embarrassing is that it looks as though the alleged bandit is dressed up as Jared Leto’s portrayal of the Joker in Suicide Squad, which is not only the worst portrayal of the Joker, it’s objectively the worst superhero movie of the past five years.

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Roberto Wakerell-Cruz Montreal QC
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A grown man who decided it was a good idea to dress up as the Joker and rob a waffle restaurant was caught on tape earlier this week doing just that.

The video of the event, which was posted to Facebook, garnered a fair amount of attention for the unusual circumstances.

The video posted earlier this week shows security footage of the man with his face made up like the Joker walking into the restaurant, interacting with staff and then snatching the tip jar as soon as all eyes are off of him.

What’s perhaps most embarrassing is that it looks as though the alleged bandit is dressed up as Jared Leto’s portrayal of the Joker in Suicide Squad, which is not only the worst portrayal of the Joker, it’s objectively the worst superhero movie of the past five years.

One comment on the video reads, “This painted face person hits up many places along Bloor West. He will attempt to enter ‘staff only’ areas and take whatever possible. He also does drugs in restaurant washrooms. Heads up.”

The owner of the restaurant, a waffle joint called Wafels & More, says that he wasn’t at the restaurant during the crime, and says that he would have kicked the Joker out himself, since he had recently thrown him out just a couple weeks before.

He says he’s going to screw the tip jar to the counter, since, with summer approaching, he anticipates this type of activity will only increase.

The store was hit last year as well, by someone caught on video stealing their tips.

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